I usually go through discogs marketplace and sometimes musicstack, which I like because you can search the inventory of a ton of record stores. Or else the labels themselves if they do mail order. Also I like Phonica in the UK for left-field releases. I have very few techno records because they alwa...

How about Philip K. dck? Even though he's considered a Sci-fi writer and you said that you're not a fan of the genre, I don't think he's classically sci-fi at all (or maybe he's the most sci-fi of them all). He was very critical of the genre and tried to subvert it whenever possible. Some of his boo...

I mostly rely on mailorder :( If you go this route then really shop around. Sometimes there is a great difference in price +shipping between different sellers. Frankly, I only buy vinyl if I simply can't live without it and try to mostly buy old $1 records (disco, funk, sh!t I never heard of but lik...

I've never done WMC, but demf is not to be missed if you truly love techno! I also plan my year around this event and every year I am surprised at the people I meet, the music I hear and the madcap Detroit situations that I find myself in. I'm sure WMC is better if you like "industry showcases&...

I have his EP 1 and I listen to it on my headphones a lot. I like how it's mellow yet not at all boring....retains some tension in the tracks.
The ones on the myspace page you linked to sound great as well.

I think I will wait to try dmt when I'm an old woman because it's the neurotransmitter that is released in your brain when you die, so I want to practice a few times when it looks like the big finale of life is in the near future.

Actually, we all have dmt already inside us.

I love donovan!
Classic for sure.

I'm not a fan of salvia divinorum-- it's very spooky.
Be careful and make sure you know what you're getting into with that stuff. Being tripped out for 5 minutes seems like no big deal, until you're stuck in hyperspace with hostile glowing blue entities for the forseeable future