pearsontowers is all about man's beautiful love affair with DJs and mix tapes. To summarise how the site works, here's a little story about it and how it can even help you get more sex. Yes, really.

• Let's say one day bronte is browsing somewhere else with a community of people with similarly fine musical taste, somewhere like the Z-Trip forums, where he finds a good set.
• bronte listens to the set, experiences the uncontrollable urge to dance like a loon even though he's on a crowded bus (I think we can all relate) and decides the rest of the world must hear this mix tape and experience the same feeling.
• bronte comes to pearsontowers and adds the link along with some other useful info such as the tracklist and description.
• tryaniswell browses the site later that day and knowing that bronte rarely posts anything that doesn't rock decide to download it.
• tryaniswell experiences the same euphoric joy from the set and comes back to pearsontowers, giving the set a + rating posting a comment saying how much he loves it and how everyone else needs a copy.
• tryaniswell is much happier with life despite the recent bad weather, stressful job and the fact that people won't leave Britney alone and as a result is much more personable when out socialising with the opposite sex, which in turn leads to more sex.

So there you have it, good tunes and more sex in just a few easy steps

Check out the latest sets here, new ones are being added every day.

We got mix tapes being shared from the likes of Shadow, Diplo, Cut Chemist, Z-Trip, The Scratch Perverts, Steinski, Yoda, Kid Koala, Andy Smith, Krafty Kuts, A-Skillz, Freddy Fresh, Plump DJs, Stanton Warriors, Rennie Pilgrem, Evil Nine, Soul of Man, Freestylers, Hybrid, Coldcut, James Lavelle, DJ Food, Moneyshot, DJ Riko, Mark Ronson, Fatboy Slim, The Avalanches...... the list goes on.

Most of the sets are radio or live recordings plus the occasional hard to find promo. You'll find plenty of the usual favourite shows such as Solid Steel, The Essential Mix, Breezeblock, Annie on One, Triple J and the Remix Superchunk.

In addition to the well known names, we've also got a good selection of sets from lesser known artists such as Sly, G Force, Sam Flanagan, Kariboo Krew, DJ Pain and DJ Soo. No big name but they still put out one hell of a mix tape.

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