DARKSIDE live at The Boiler Room

Few things in 2013 have been more ultimately gratifying than DARKSIDE. They've been mentioned half a billion times on this site, but every time something new comes from the duo of Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington, it seems to be worth mentioning.

The two recently stopped by the Boiler Room for a rooftop performance of several Psychic cuts, for a spectacular intimate show. Catch the full half-hour plus special below and order Psychic today on Matador and Other People.

Shabazz Palaces Live at Boiler Room

While you were passed out during 4th of July weekend, enigmatic Seattle rap outfit Shabazz Palaces (and Disclosure) met up at London's Boiler Room for a set of special performances. For fans of the former, a ten minute piece of the lucky performance is available below.

Nicolas Jaar's Boiler Room set

Boiler Room fans know the range of sets can very between decidedly uptempo to mulled and experimental. It's partly what makes the ongoing series of performances so endearing, as it doesn't pigeonhole itself into one stagnant movement.

Regarding that, its not hard to see that Nicolas Jaar's New York set, available below, edges much more on the experimental side of things. It starts unsurprisingly quiet, leaking in clips of sports talk radio (that's not an ad on your computer), eventually building to something more.

Check out the entire 46-plus minute set below.

Bahwee and Co. Fee's Boiler Room mixes

In case there was any forgetting, Los Angeles' Boiler Room is still consistently killing it.

Bahwee and Co. Fee's half-hour sessions from last month's HUHWHAT&WHERE party have been released, and are readily available to download. Each cut is filled with sunny back room beats and downright dirty production keys, flowing well back-to-back. Check them out below.

Lunice's Boiler Room set at SXSW

The Boiler Room is on an unbelievable roll lately.

After releasing John Talabot's recent set in Miami, and shortly after Death Grips manic SXSW set, the Boiler Room has another SXSW spot worth your attention.

Lunice's Austin set comes off a tad slow at the beginning, but things turn up to unbelievable degrees once Denino Farrar, Flatbush Zombies, and Mykki Blanco storm out. The finale culminates with TNGHT's remix of Kanye West's "Cold" and finally "Higher Ground" with the whole place ready to explode. See the whole thing below.

?uestlove's Boiler Room J Dilla tribute

Everyone's favorite ... person, ?uestlove, stopped by the always stellar Boiler Room for this very special hour long tribute to the late great J Dilla. The Detroit native's posthumous box set Donuts is set for release early next year, but you can pre-order it here via Stones Throw and Fat Beats Records.