The Hague, situated on the Netherlands’ west coast, is one of the more idiosyncratic outposts for electronic music. Less storied than Berlin or Detroit, its bristling underground scene – or collection of scenes – has nonetheless led the way for raw, uncompromising and deeply experimental music whose influence is channelled by a new generation of DJs and producers.

Cosmox, a DJ and scene champion, knows a thing or two about the so-called West Coast Sound of Holland. For this exclusive 75-minute session, he asked 50 artists to send him material. It is, in his words, a “dark, trippy excursion” and features unreleased cuts as well as rare tracks culled from cassettes and CDs and the odd jam session. All recorded in a bunker, somewhere in The Hague.

There’s no track list of course, but expect head-tweaking sounds from the likes of unit moebius, Legowelt Music, Intergalactic Gary, Versalife, Endfest, Dj Technician, Baz Reznik, TAFKAMP, Syncom Data, Lake Haze, I-F & GT, Orgue Electronique, JEANS, The Exaltics, 543ff, Cultuurschok, Salò Mentale, Kassen & MC Smackos, Elektrovolt, Easylife & cosmo.

Cosmox plays at The Crave Festival, The Hague, 2 June