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Bloc Party. - Intimacy Remixed .
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- Condition
- UPC
- 5055036262101
- Artist
- Bloc Party
- Format
- CD
- Record Label
- Polydor
- Producer
- Paul Epworth; Mark Rankin
- Release Year
- 2009
- Release Title
- Intimacy Remixed
- Genre
- R&B & Soul
- Run Time
- 65 Mins 8 Seconds
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Producer
Paul Epworth; Mark Rankin
Record Label
Polydor
UPC
5055036262101
eBay Product ID (ePID)
11050124945
Product Key Features
Artist
Bloc Party
Format
CD
Release Year
2009
Release Title
Intimacy Remixed
Genre
R&B & Soul
Run Time
65 Mins 8 Seconds
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Phantom Import Distributi
Number of Discs
1
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USA
Additional information
Personnel: Rhian Walther, Rebecca Wallis, Roz Sherris, Charlotte Nicklin, Ingalo Thomson, Sharon Kniss, Hayley Kruger, Sarah Meunier, Sara Coffey, Alex Cope, Claire Fletcher (soprano); John Catherall, Dave Garioch, Victor Gan, Richard Furse, Peter Kenny, Gordon Banner (tenor); Chris Wright, Tom L. Smith, Tim Meunier, Peter Jennings , Mark Rivers Moore, Henry Ross, Stephen Hall, Chris Brasted, Malcolm Aldridge, Tom Smith (bass voice); Paul Archibald, Guy Barker, Sid Gauld, Derek Watkins (trumpet); Dan Jenkins, Christopher Dean, Roger Harvey, Colin Sheen (trombone); Sam Bell (programming). Audio Mixers: Alan Moulder; Mark Rankin . Audio Remixer: Paul Epworth. Recording information: Olympic Studios, London; The Garage, Kent; The Garage, Kent, England; The Pool, Miloco, London; The Pool, Miloco, London, England. Photographer: Perry Curties. After leaving 2007's A Weekend in the City firmly intact, angular rock quartet Bloc Party revisit the concept of the remix album, enlisting another set of highly acclaimed musicians, DJs, and producers to work their dancefloor magic on the group's third LP, 2009's Intimacy. While Bloc Party have always been indie-disco favorites, the original Paul Epworth/Jacknife Lee-produced breakup album pushed them even further into electro territory, particularly on the likes of the twinkling Hot Chip-esque "Signs" and the haunting choral drum'n'bass of "Zephyrus." Intimacy Remixed therefore isn't quite as radical as the similar treatment afforded to 2005 debut Silent Alarm, but for those slightly deterred by the chaotic nature of the likes of the discordant brass-fused robotics of "Mercury," these 13 remixes provide a slightly more accessible spin on the original's envelope-pushing sound. U.S. electronic duo Villains strip away the Chemical Brothers-style breakbeats and thrashing guitars of war anthem "Ares" in favor of chunky dirty synth riffs and electro-house rhythms to produce a similarly turbocharged but less aggressive floor-filler; the We Have Band Dub remix of "Halo" turns the angsty art rock original into a pulsating slice of ambient electronica, full of video game synths, throbbing basslines, and snatches of Okereke's tortured vocals, while John B. eschews the former prog-punk leanings of the frenetic "Trojan Horse," instead serving up an atmospheric blend of euphoric Chicane-inspired dream-trance, dub reggae, and skittering drum'n'bass. Elsewhere, Intimacy producer Epworth, under the guise of Phones R.I.P., samples Carl Hall's "You Don't Know Nothing About Love" on his old-skool Italo-house reworking of "Talons"; Scottish post-rockers Mogwai, the only act included who also contributed to Silent Alarm Remixed, produce a subtle and surprisingly faithful instrumental retooling of "Biko"; and Armand Van Helden and Filthy Dukes both provide Ibiza-friendly warped bass interpretations of "Signs" and "One Month Off," respectively. The album's free-form experimental nature doesn't always quite work so convincingly, particu
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Phil Rose; Phil Rose; Sam Bell; Mark Rankin
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