The Crystal Method Exclusive Mix

For more than two decades, The Crystal Method has remained at the forefront of the worldwide dance music scene as pioneers of the big beat genre, innovators in '90s electronica and current-day global ambassadors of the American electronic…

Oct 7, 2018

After an artistic reboot, The Crystal Method is now a solo act with originator Scott Kirkland taking the helm. Fresh album The Trip Home, released September 28th, begins a new chapter for The Crystal Method, with a reminiscent tone that still pushes the boundaries of electronic music.

We are thrilled to welcome The Crystal Method to KCRW in celebration of the new album and upcoming live L.A. set: Oct. 19th at The Viaduct. Click here for tickets.

Tracklist:

1. The Crystal Method - Ghost in the City (feat. Le Castle Vania & Amy Kirkpatrick)

2. Fatboy Slim - Right Here, Right Now

3. Sil - Dirty Windows (Chocolate Puma Remix)

4. AIDY J - Lose Yourself

5. Tyler Clacey & Khesis - I Want You

6. The Crystal Method - Moment of Truth

7. Daft Punk - The Grid (Remixed By The Crystal Method) Future Method Edit

8. RYUKEN - I Need A Rhythm (Herve's Illegal Bass remix)

9. Bombo Rosa - Rocinha

10. DJ DEKLINE/ED SOLO - Wamp Wamp!

11. D.O.D - Ghetto

12. Otosan - Lights feat. Metoyer (Extended Mix)

13. The Crystal Method - Cabin Pressure (feat. Matt Lange & Justin Chancellor)

14. Roska - Memories (feat Ruby Goe) PN

15. Basement Freaks - Soul Intoxicatio (Lonely Boy's Detox Dub

16. The Crystal Method - Busy Child (Radio Edit)

17. The Crystal Method - Busy Child (AXIOMATIC Remix)

18. The Crystal Method - The Drive Inside

19. The Crystal Method - Chapter One (feat. Teflon Sega)

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