SLAM-DUNK NINJA: The Perspicacious Remix Selection
Cat Number: hroom-cd001
Release Date: 17 Jun 2008
featuring: Someone B.I.G., Isnod, Masaya Sasaki, Tobias Schmidt, Steve Cobby, Toshiyuki Yasuda, Admiral Anderision vs Atomic Autocrac, Jason Leach, Si Begg, Pat Stormont, Captain Funk, Little Nobody, Sebastian Bayne, Naotoxin, Admiral Anderision vs Little Nobody
A remix selection of past and present tracks originally hacked together by Andrez Bergen, except (18) composed by Devin Wine, and “Cocaine Speaking” originally composed by Andrez Bergen, Jeff Willis & Francois Tetaz.
Put through the wringer by internationals including Si Begg, Steve Cobby (from Fila Brazillia), Tobias Schmidt, Jason Leach (from Subhead), Toshiyuki Yasuda (a former member of Fantastic Plastic Machine) and Devin Wine, plus fellow Aussies Pat Stormont, Isnod & DJ Slab, and some new mixes by Bergen.
Styles: Electro, Techno, Abstract, Glitch, IDM, Tech House, Ambient, Breakbeat, Cut-up/DJ, Acid, Downtempo, Broken Beat
10 Comments to “SLAM-DUNK NINJA: The Perspicacious Remix Selection”
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Still loving this selection…
comment by Nina P on 14 March 2009Captain Funk is massive over in Japan and so is his Remix here!”
comment by DJ Hi-Shock on 9 March 2009Eclectic, yet oddly inspiring, and I have to say that the mixes by Jason Leach and Tobias Schmidt, and the remix of ‘Alright Already’ by Si Begg, are three of the best tracks I’ve heard this year!
comment by DJ Mike Dole on 9 March 2009All wicked!
comment by Sebastian Bayne on 9 March 2009Mixes of ‘Nobody’s Driving’ sounded interesting, and though the Toshiyuki [Yasuda] mix appears to be only a minute long, it’s great while it lasts.
comment by Sir Real on 9 March 2009I’ve checked them out. Great!!
comment by Okawa Yuichiro on 9 March 2009A nice mix of minimal, electro-glitch, techno and trip hop. Very cool. There are a couple of stand out tracks. I really liked the Isnod mix and Tobias Schmidt and Steve Cobby has a real nod along baseline. The Captain Funk mix of Cocaine is HUGE!!!
comment by Ant Banister on 9 March 2009Interesting sounds going on in this remix package, particularly with Pat Stormont, who has played at one of our label parties last year and played really cool, stripped-back minimal techno.
comment by Daniel Filipovic on 9 March 2009Good work, mate.
comment by Steve Cobby on 9 March 2009Track 13 is my favourite, very nasty. Just the way I like it.
comment by DeValt on 9 March 2009