- Early Grime 2002 - 2007 Mix (13 Feb 2019)
Grime is a subgenre of electronic music which draws from a wide variety of influences, for instance UK Garage, Dancehall and Hip Hop. Tracks are generally half-time 140bpm, featuring aggressive electronic sounds and syncopated breakbeats that are often rapped over.
- New Electro Mix from Strawberry Complexity (03 Mar 2016)
Short and sweet electro mix from Strawberry Complexity featuring tracks from Arp Aubert, KiNK, Stardust, Throwing Snow, Percussions and more!
- Techstep 1995 - 1998 Mix (08 Oct 2015)
Techstep was a subgenre of drum and bass popular in the late 90s. Characterized by dark synths and sci-fi tones, in its hay-day, Techstep was in fact the leading sound of DnB. The subgenre started to loose traction around the start of the new millennium and later matured into Neofunk. Here is a mix comprising of James’ favorite tracks over the subgenre’s first four and most influential years.
- Post Dubstep/Future Garage Mix (10 Jul 2015)
From 2009 to 2012 some dubstep producers tried to escape the increasingly brostep defined scene by utilizing house or techno influences, or even returning to that garage sound which originally influenced dubstep. Here is a post dubstep/future garage set featuring tracks of that period. Fond memories of living in SE London then :)
- Old School Dubstep Set by Strawberry Complexity (29 Mar 2015)
An old school dubstep set by Strawberry Complexity, comprising of tracks from 2006 to 2008. Not for fans of Brostep :p
- Dark Techno Set by Strawberry Complexity (27 Aug 2014)
A Dark Techno set by Strawberry Complexity!
- Feldversuch 14 (01 Aug 2014)
Catch a DJ set from StrawberryComplexity performing tomorrow morning at 09:00 at Feldversuch 14! See you there! <3
- A Short Trap Set by Strawberry Complexity (21 Apr 2014)
A short Trap set by Strawberry Complexity.
- New Drum'n'Bass Mix by Strawberry Complexity (01 Oct 2013)
A new Drum’n’Bass mix by Strawberry Complexity featuring tracks from La Roux, Gorillaz, Smashing Pumpkins, Eurythmics, Cassius and more!
- Chew Your Own Fat: Review of This is Pop Music (17 Mar 2012)
“Trying to review this EP would be a futile waste of fucking time. It HAS to be experienced”.