Like Wighnomy Brothers’ Metawuffmischfelge, released on the smaller Freude-Am-Tanzen label in 2008, Wuppdeckmishmampflow (say it one time slow) is a showcase for Robag Wruhme’s superbly layered mixing. The producer-DJ’s mode is more akin to sonic cross-hatching, and he puts it to use for the sake of a set that features both contemporary cuts and longtime favorites — not that you’ll hear any of the familiar tunes the way you would in a common DJ set. For instance, the plangent melody and singular jutting effect from Ricardo Villalobos’ attractively brooding “Dexter” — the “A Forest” of minimalist techno — appear through three tracks, sharing space with four other selections: Guillame & the Coutu Doumonts’ “Odyssee” (which is just as stealth, save for a slinking sax figure), Wruhme’s “Freggelswuff” (an exclusive ambient hymn), the Audion mix of Tiefschwarz’s “Trust” (prickly percussion drizzled throughout), and Kollektiv Turmstrasse’s “Dead Room” (knocking bells, glum string swells). When combined with Wruhme’s generous applications of reverb, it all has the effect of placing the listener in a snug echo chamber. The mix has no peak, unless you count the one stretch where this stream of otherwise subdued, often pretty dance music is broken up with a little friction, via Moderat’s shunting, clopping “Rusty Nails.” – Andy Kellman