Jason Bentley

Israeli tech-house DJ, producer and label boss Guy Gerber knows a thing or two about throwing a party.

Kölsch is a selector on the decks and in the studio, guaranteed to turn your nights upside down.

Agoria's been recognized for years of producing consistently impressive music and for helping the French electronic scene flourish.

Erol Alkan remains one of UK club culture's defining figures, strikingly original and wholly influential. Hear the noted producer's own spins to Metropolis.

Channel Tres has recently bloomed into his own as a solo artist ready to bring his musical craft to the masses. Hear his guest mix on Metropolis.

Feed Me's venturing onto new musical ground, specifically with a new album High Street Creeps and we can't wait to hear it. Listen to the guest mix on Metropolis.

Celebrate Apparat's fresh release of LP5 with an exclusive guest mix on KCRW's Metropolis.

Hear the kind of deep-in-the-pocket grooves and sticky melodies Nightmares on Wax is known for.

The Montreal duo cemented its place in the electronic music scene with an ethereal ability to spread love and expand consciousness. Now, this newly focused iteration of Blond:ish comes to Metropolis.

The New York City DJ duo has spent its career stacking up accolades.

Watch Latin alt-rock band Café Tacvba take on the KCRW studio with its signature energy and charm.

British post-punk band Shame released its debut album, Songs of Praise, earlier this year. The band brought a full-throttle performance to the KCRW studio.

The Canadian duo brought melancholy lyrics and guitar expertise to KCRW's studio.

"It's not the song, it's the singing," Hozier proclaims on his latest EP. Listen to him deliver on both counts in this collaborative performance.

Listen to DeVotchKa's recent cinematic record, This Night Falls Forever, translated into a captivating live performance.

Clever electronic work and catchy recordings made for a dynamic rendition from The Presets' spirited fourth album.

Cat Power's resonant vocals sugarcoat fearless, heartbreaking lyrics.

The world-renowned cellist performs the delicate piece both gently and with absolute surety.

Watch veteran performer Charlotte Gainsbourg perform a moody, disco-driven cut from her recent album, Rest.

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats played the track "I'll Be Damned," an older song recorded with producer Richard Swift.