The Bitcrusher Remixes

Editorial Reviews
Album Description
The Bitcrusher Remixes, the companion release to 2003’s critically acclaimed Everyday is Distortion, puts a dance floor edge on the ground breaking intensity you’ve come to expect from Christ Analogue.

This time they’ve brought along some friends, including Sister Machine Gun, De-Fragmentation, and Penal Colony to name a few, as well as a collaboration with Jason Bazinet of SMP, and Wade Alin’s own reiteration of Ana.

The disc also includes two new tracks, "Breathe" and the performance-favorite "Piss" for a total of 15 previously unreleased tracks!

Tracks:

Sore (Bit-Drop Mix by Rey Guajardo)
Ana (A Hole in the District of Columbia Mix by Wade Alin)
Sore (Headache Mix by Headache)
Piss
So Brand New (The Denver Incident Mix by Sister Machine Gun)
Hemisphere (In 4 Easy Parts for Fat People Mix by De-Fragmentation)
Sore (Tussin Rub Mix by Monstrum Sepsis)
Sore (Manifest One Mix by Shok)
Impure (Penal Colony Funktravox Mix by D. Madden)
A Slight Rage (PTI Downmix by PTI)
A Slight Rage (An Evening With the Starfuckers Mix by Wade Alin feat. Jason Bazinet of SMP)
A Slight Rage (Lasseration Mix by Rey Guajardo)
Sustain (Minor Solution Mix by Cylab)
Breathe
Sore (Pacific Mix by Shok)

Album Description

The Bitcrusher Remixes, the companion release to 2003's critically acclaimed Everyday is Distortion, puts a dance floor edge on the ground breaking intensity you've come to expect from Christ Analogue.

This time they've brought along some friends, including Sister Machine Gun, De-Fragmentation, and Penal Colony to name a few, as well as a collaboration with Jason Bazinet of SMP, and Wade Alin's own reiteration of Ana.

The disc also includes two new tracks, "Breathe" and the performance-favorite "Piss" for a total of 15 previously unreleased tracks!

Customer Reviews:

A Remix Disc That's Actually Worth Buying..........2005-02-22

I normally tend to stay away from remix albums. Nine times out of ten, a remix album consists of basically the same songs from the regular album with a jungle loop thrown in and not much else. With Bitcrusher, this definitely isn't the case. Each mix on the album does a great job of standing apart from the original tracks, and each of them would definitely stand on their own. From my first listen, the tracks that really caught my attention were the Tussin Rub mix of "Sore," An Evening With the Starf-ckers mix of "A Slight Rage," and the Minor Solution mix of "Sustain."

The two original tracks are great, "Piss" (which is available for a free download via Christ Analogue's homepage) being the better of the two. It's very refreshing to hear a danceable industrial track that doesn't sound like the Apoptygma/Wolfscheim/VNV stuff that's big these days (no offense to fans of that flavor of industrial, but I have a hard time telling the difference between any of them anymore). Wade Alin is angry about something, and he (as usual) has no problem venting his rage through his music.

This disc is worth the cash. Even if I had never heard one track off of EDID, I'd still find these mixes enjoyable. Don't miss it.

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