Tag: Phil Retrospector
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Stop! In The Name Of Njosnavelin (Supremes vs Sigur Ros)
https://vimeo.com/63869541 Love this moody mashup and video by DJ RozRoz for his Supremes vs Sigur Ros mashup. Supremes always work well over slow moody tracks, it’s a long-mined vein (I remember DJ Earlybird and/or Phil Retrospector doing similar back on the day) but as you can see here, it still works so well.
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A witch house tribute to Twin Peaks
Another end of year catch-up but as posted in Phil Retrospector’s top 10 of 2011 this video and track defy explanation…loads of occult and witch house symbols in there, and a load of stuff I can’t remember from Twin Peaks (that was one of those classic ‘watched the first season when no-one was interested and…
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Year Zero has arrived (Exclusive news, well sorta)
We were trying (and failing) to do a sort of mysterious shadowy presence thing as our remix outfit ‘Year Zero’ but it leaked out anyway…which is fine, I was about to blow the gaff as I was fed up with not being able to do promo shizzle. Anyway hiding in out the sewers with masks…
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Mashup videos of 2009
No not a list from me – you can read what I feel about the deluge of end of year/decade/sale/humanity lists here – but I have to say thanks to boris for including me on his Mashups of 2009 list for my Pjanoo Dance video. This post is slightly more than backslappery though because a…
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The Crackdown Project – Billie Ray Martin and Cabaret Voltaire remixed
Something I’ve been privileged to hear bits from and is sounding great is the remixes of The Crackdown Project where Billie Ray Martin takes and reshapes several of Cabaret Voltaire’s songs, namely Crackdown and Just Fascination – but now joined by names familiar to the readers and listeners of Radio Clash: Celebrity Murder Party, Copycat,…
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Introversion is good for you
Phil Retrospector’s much awaited ‘Introversion’ mashup album is now out – expect ambient film scores, spoken word, spookiness, 3am moments and quiet reflection in dark modern rooms. A few of the tracks come from the excellent David Lynch compilation ‘Mashed In Plastic’ but recommended is Bluebird Blackout mashing Harry Dean Stanton with Muse, All Angels…