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Stephen Miller's MKZDK Mix Tapes (1991-1995)

A few years after Stephen Miller died, David Brownlow gave me Stephen's box of lovingly curated mixtapes. Tap any cassette label to crack open a time capsule of early 1990's rave, ambient dub, ethno techno, acid house, and second-wave industrial music.

Alien Radio (Gateway Looms) 1994 *
Bali Goa II 1991 *
Bali Goa Trance Dance 1991
Beyond The Wormhole 1993 *
Cash Voodoo 1991
Christmas Byron II 1995
Dark Star Remix 1992 *
Dwight Loop 40th Birthday Mix 1992
Exploding Frogs Again *
Hari Rama 1995
Hipgnosis I 1993 *
Hipgnosis II
I Saw The Future 1994
July 1992 *
June Soundtrack Harder 1991 *
June Soundtrack Summerdaze 1991 *
Last Seville Mix 1992 *
Last Seville Star Remix II 1992 *
Life on Mars 1996
Light Years Away 1994
Mars Direct 1993
Mix I 1991
Mix II 1990
New Fall Mix 1988
Nu Gong Nite 1995
October Soundtrack I 1991 *
October Soundtrack II 1991
Poptranz III 1994 *
Reality Tunnels 1994
Scorpio I 1992 *
Scorpio II Valentinius Heresy 1993 *
September Soundtrack I 1992 *
September Soundtrack II 1992 *
Summer Soundtrack I 1993 *
Summer Soundtrack II 1993 *
Tabula Rasa 1994 *
Techno Groove 1993 *
The Persistance of Butoh 1993
Too Sexy For My Mix 1992 *
Trance Mutation April Moon II 1993 *
Trance Mutation April Moon III 1993 *
Trance Mutation I 1993 *
Trance Mutation II 1993 *
Trance Mutation III 1993 *
Trance Mutation IV 1993 *
Travel the Universe Without Moving 1995
Uranus Neptune 1993 *
Valentinian Heresies I 1992 *
Valentinian Heresies II 1992 *
Venus Conjunct 1994
Venus Conjunct Annex I 1994
Venus Conjunct Annex II 1994
Venus In Baghdad 1992
Winter Mix I 1992 *
Winter Mix II 1992 *
Winter Mix III 1992 *
Winter Mix IV 1992 *
World Wide Web The Eclipse I 1994
World Wide Web The Eclipse II 1994

"Death is the black hole of biology. It's an event horizon, and once you go over that event horizon, no information can be passed back out of the hole... When you're actually dead, all bets are off. The best answer I've gotten yet out of this is from Don Delillo's Underworld, where the nun discovers that when you die you become your website."

— Terrence McKenna, November 1999
From his final interview with Erik Davis