21 LUG 2025 · Untamed, unheard, unstoppable – this mixtape is a sonic memoir for the feral class: those who refuse to be tamed by the art world’s elitism and instead carve their own messy, radical spaces on the margins. This selection, mixed by Marc Garrett, accompanies his forthcoming book Feral Class, his deeply personal and political reflection on growing up working-class and creating art without permission. This mixtape channels the same raw energy, resourcefulness, humour, and rebellion.
Across 29 tracks, the mixtape threads together the DIY spirit, sly wit, and gritty determination of artists who, like Garrett, thrive outside the mainstream. Post-punk, dub, experimental pop, and outsider folk collide here: a wild dance between alienation and joy, critique and celebration. From the sardonic absurdity of The B-52’s and Ivor Cutler, to the punk defiance of X-Ray Spex, Bush Tetras, and Zounds; from the eerie elegance of Nico and Robert Wyatt, to the industrial and electronic provocations of Cabaret Voltaire, Fad Gadget, and Kraftwerk — this mixtape embodies the creativity of those who make their own rules and find beauty in the cracks of capitalism. It’s a soundtrack to spray-painting a wall, pirating a signal, staging a protest, or dancing in an abandoned hall. These are songs for the feral class: untamed, unheard, unstoppable.