If you want to see a good ole' fashioned queue-down-the-street, just make your way to Glasgow School Of Art's on a Thursday night. With Freakmenoovers DJs upstairs and RPZ downstairs, 800 people regularly convert to the church of art. Covering a crateful of digitally delinquent dancefloor delerium all immaculately mixed together with emotion and passion aswell as regular underground live acts, a messy night is a certainty. RPZ loves you and we love them.

OOFT return with another of their installment of their Sick Mix series. A bubbling-thick, beef-stock of a mix with mountains of flava for your ear channels. Although normally playing over 3 hours, the OOFT boys have squeezed this into a CD friendly 79 mins for the CD freaks. Spin to win.

The mighty Domu provided the OOFT! chaps with a night to remember earlier in the year ... not with his bedroom skills, but with this blinder of a DJ set which displays his ability to effortlessly sew together the funk-fabric for as long as several pints of Guinness will take him. For an insight into some fantastic Domu productions, take a gander at his website where you can exchange silver for soul. Treble-O Shop

Andy Ash has been bubblin' away doing his regular Playground night at Liverpool's Dragon Bar for a while now, throwing down the best funk, house, jazz and soul aswell as his own homespun re-edits. Part of a thriving northern scene which transcends boundaries and scales the heady castle walls of good times, this youngster is in the company of a fired-up, new generation of music lovers. This mix displays a strong love for all things jazzy but instead of over-noodling it, Andy slaps in that club kick when needed to keep the floor alight. Just press play to get jiggy.

Ali Herron (AKA AliOOFT) is one half of OOFT Music and has been getting a studio tan knocking out edits for their blog aswell as giving birth to supa-dope mixes like this one. Skillfully blending some staple OOFT Music DJ material and exclusive edits over 68 minutes, this mix brings you sun-kissed, balearic bombs underpinned by hefty subsonic kicks and basslines. This truly is some of the best mid-tempo blending you will encounter. Lock and (down) load.

Craig H. Smith is one of Scotland's greatest DJs without a doubt. His contribution to the House / Garage scene in Edinburgh has been confirmed with last year's invitation to join the mighty Soul Heaven alongside Kenny, Louie, Bobbi & Steve and many more. This mix shows Craig's seamless blending of styles from the deepest, most soulful house through deep rivers of twisted, electronic basslines fronted by roof-lifting sax and gospel vocals ... It's a soul thang for sure.

Sub Club's Harri gives us a mixtape for the 4th installment in our Ruff Jamz series which blends his love for reggae and house into one rolling, skanking, transcendental mind-trip. Having been initially given to a limited number of recipients on a recent YouSendIt, we are privileged to let you in on the secret. Rudeness and goodness, wind it up!

OOFT Music crash through your ceiling and into your hi-fi with the second part of their 'Sick Mix' series exclusively for Ruff Jamz (Part 1 is on their website www.OOFT.co.uk). From hip-hop to mid-tempo, through twisted electric ragga and straight into steam-driven house. No punches pulled.

The Revenge kicks off our Jamz with a 60 minute mix of smoked-out, mashed-up deep-heat. Genre-hopping through disco, soul, house and his own re-edits, this digital mix tape is well worth a burn. Turn off the lights and blaze.