By Jason Grishkoff | February 24th, 2012
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remixes, ambient, teebs
Holy shit, batman! This is what Sufjan Stevens should have sounded like on his most recent album (which I found to be quite disappointing, though I’m sure many would disagree).…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 24th, 2012
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hip-hop remixes, ratatat, indie rock hip-hop
A lot of poseurs try to remix hip-hop over a slick instrumental line, but none of them come close to Ratatat. Homeboys are by far the best hip-hop remixes to…keep reading →
By Elizabeth Walker | February 24th, 2012
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Electronic, remixes, James Blake
You may remember my review of Gang Colours’ shoegaze single “Fancy Restaurant” from last month. Delicate and lovely, the UK musician’s composition is still a go-to. Welsh artist Ifan Dafydd…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 23rd, 2012
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electronic remixes, mellow dubstep, lips
The first time that I heard LIPS’ “Everything To Me” was when it was remixed by Adventure Club Dubstep. While that track was an absolute banger, I quite like this…keep reading →
By Dwayne | February 23rd, 2012
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Electronic, remixes, electronic remixes
Taking on one of the most remixed tracks of the last year is always going to be a big undertaking, but UK producer dangerDAN has managed to squeeze new life out…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 22nd, 2012
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remixes, kimbra, Gotye
One successful technique to employ when remixing a song is to hold the original largely in-tact. Whether he was aware of this or not, Francis Prève has done just that.…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 22nd, 2012
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indie rock remixes, joywave, strange talk
As far as indie rock remixes go, Goldroom’s interpretation of “We Can Dance” is infectious as all hell. The original version was released by Lancelot on his EP by the…keep reading →
By Elizabeth Walker | February 22nd, 2012
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Electronic, remixes, chillwave
Prepare yourself for the most chilled out slow jam ever. Released in 2010 on record label Double Drop, Balearic disco partners Luca C & Brigante made a seriously pensive, floating…keep reading →