Blackmass Plastics presents his speaker smashing might w/ an all production showcase of heavyweight dubs.

Plus, music from Steve Bicknell, Solar Chrome, Plastikman, Adam X, Concrete DJz, Instra:Mental, Loefah, Scanone, and Photek.

DVNT
Photek – Ni-Ten-Ichi-Rhy [Science]
Solar Chrome – Malevil [Maschinen Musik]
Petar Alargic – EeR NR1 [petaralargic.com]
Octave Mouret – Good News Everyone! I’ve Taught the Toaster to Feel Love [self released]
Foul Shape – A Monster Has Created [Entity]
Loefah – Twisup VIP [DMZ]
Adam X – Downbursts [Prologue]
Plastikman – Ask Yourself (Dead Sound remix) [unreleased]
Intra:mental – Love Arp [Semantica Records]
Mothboy – Medusa feat. Sezrah Sylvan [Drawn Recordings]
Mothboy – Others [Drawn Recordings]
Drugstore – Razor [Offaudio]
Steve Bicknell – Track 5 [Cosmic Records]
Scanone – Angels [Syndetic Recordings]
Laserfire – Wires of Love (Encrypter remix) [unreleased]
Bruce Stallion – OK U Cunts [Off Me Nut Records]
Perforated Cerebal Party – Mystery Train [Russian-Techno.com]
Concrete DJz – Hadron Collider [Subsequent]
Pillpopper – Jewelry Box (Threnody remix) [Furioso]
BEATure – Follow the Line [Sens Inverse Label]
Echo Park – After Burner [All City Records]

BLACKMASS PLASTICS
Plasixsixsix
Bad Reflection
Step Up or Get…
Ouija Board
Arpexone
Biomega
Klonk Kreator
Visions of Plastic
OK Ozzy
Dial M.
D for Danger
Red and Black Rush
Known Space
Paranoid Agent
Selecta Infecta
Give Me Da Data
Scope Dog
T-Rex Powerdrill
Zargon
Nothing Nice
Get Destroyed
Get Bigga
Down Periscope
Get Jacked
Tek Tek v3
Ice and Slice
Future Past
Trauma Centre
Blindsider
No Escape
Get Spooked

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It’s 2011. A new year, and with it comes a new live timeslot. Mantis Radio will now be broadcasting on alternate Tuesdays from 20:00 GMT.

Featured Guest

I’ve been after Blackmass Plastics for some time, and there are few better ways to open a new year than with the almighty power that Blackmass Plastics unleashes with his production work. Synonymous with future thinking, heavy bass driven snarling machine funk, rampant with the spirit of fierce hardcore and early rave.

Blackmass Plastics takes his experiences of 80s electro, industrial and 90s raves into his laboratory spawning often tense, always hard edged and futuristic beasts. His sound is uniquely his, full of breakbeats, electro and 2step influence, multi-genre carnage. He is for want of a better term, pure Darkfloor sound.

He’s had support from John Peel on BBC Radio One as well as on the BBC World Service and he continues to receive support from underground stations like Rinse FM, Pulse Radio and Resonance FM and of course our very own Mantis Radio.

His tracks have been in my record bag ever since I first heard him back in 2006 with his Four Aces EP on Rag & Bone Records. It’s taken nearly 4 years to get him on the show, and believe me, it’s worth the wait. He’s put together a unique and exclusive showcase mix for us, with some 31 of his unreleased tracks let loose.