It’s only up for six more days, but don’t miss this one: Thom Yorke co-hosted a radio show with Kspace pal Gilles Peterson on the BBC, and it is incredible! Peterson and the Radiohead major domo go head to head, following each other with tracks that inspire them, and it’s an absolutely thrilling ride! Listening to Yorke’s selections, the listener really gets a sense of what thrills him sonically: a real thread emerges that draws a straight line into the disparate influences that go into his sound.

We’ve blown up St Andrew on ye olde KSPACE a couple times before, but the kid seems to be doing a fine job of blowing up on his own! You might’ve heard about his genre-evading jams that span everything from jackin’ French-touched electro to West Coast glitchstep, his official remixes for the likes of Yelle, Freeland, Nalepa et al, his dope E.P. Cosmic Terror… Well, St Andrew has done it again, people.

As we’ve written about many times here on Kspace, the post hip-hop faction coming out of Cali has gone worldwide over the course of the past year. The honorable ambassador is the UK’s Radio One DJ Mary Anne Hobbs, who is singularly responsible for introducing the LA players to their UK and European counterparts. She’s been a huge fan of folks like Flying Lotus…

Okay, today’s track of the day is a very long track – a bit over 45 minutes, actually. That’s because it’s comprised of many tracks – it’s tastemaking/shapeshifting DJ supreme Mary Anne Hobbs set at the most recent Sonar festival – you can download it here as well as a tracklisting of her ace selection of forward thinking, bass booming, speaker thrashing, genre-exploding grooves. There’s a reason Hobbs’ new Sonar mix is blowing up at blogs and got twitter all a-twitter …..

With this whole Internet thing, you just can’t sleep. Something will be up on the Web one day, the next day it’s gone into the online abyss… To that end, you may have missed the BBC DJ mix from Alex Metric. It’s the young wunderkind’s first edition as a once-a-month host of the BBC radio show “In New DJs We Trust.”