Dntel - Anywhere Anyone (Remixes)

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5...according to our Brian on Thu 03 Nov, 2011.

You'll all want this for the stunning Silent Servant/Regis refix. A pummeling cyclic tribal thud of a beat forms the propulsive groundwork to build a epic monster that has Mia Doi Todd's vocals woozily smeared over this gliding astral minimalism. I don't know why a track with so little evidently happening comes over so involving & exciting. Sheer skill. I'm not initially mega-fussed about the Pearson Sound beatless thingy on here, thinking “it's probably a nice thing to have as a DJ tool but gets a bit lost in the booming acoustics of our huge orifice”. However, on the headphones it totally comes alive with gorgeous ambient shimmers and drones ricocheting & echoing amongst variably pitched soft vocal edits. A very beautiful, meditative slice of glistening space-core

• Released in tandem with Sub Pop’s deluxe CD and 2LP reissue of Dntel’s landmark ‘Life Is Full Of Possibilities’ album.

• Two new remixes of ‘Anywhere Anyone’, pressed with utmost care onto DJ-friendly, special edition 12” vinyl.

• Remix work on one side is by Silent Servant & Regis of the Berlin techno collective Sandwell District – both techno veterans who also collaborate under the name Sandra Electronics.

• The flipside contains a remix by MIA / Radiohead collaborator Pearson Sound, aka dubstep producer Ramadanman, who has been hailed by such modern tastemakers as Pitchfork, FactMag and Little White Earbuds.

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