Sped this track up a little, and gave it a punk style beat that is actually very electro. Used the vocals more as samples, and only used a few parts of them. Took a couple risks here using slow melodies to counter the extremly rough riff. Enjoy!

A simulation of what it might be like to listen to Jute Gyte while taking LSD.

This remix was done mostly in Audiomulch. At first listen my test subject nearly vomited, so I tamed the mix a bit in the mastering stages. Hopefully nobody becomes carsick from this remix.

I sold my soul to the Sandman to get this done.

This one happen to be my first attempt at freestyle drum n’ bass. Actually like this one very much. Though it could use a lot more tweaking on the EQ, but man, too lazy… worked too long on this one to enjoy it much anymore. Although, I am rather pleased with it.

So I decided to be really lazy and disregard all the odd time signatures and metre changes in the original and did a blatantly generic 4/4 remix. I spiced it up with some distorted beats and some unoriginal layering of the guitars. The surprise for me was the ending, which is somewhat unlike my typical style. Sure it has the run-of-the-mill John Ingram “repeat the chorus ad nauseam” outro, but instead of building exponentially on the pre-existing chorus material, it actually tones down. Hey… I think I just rambled. Enjoy.

I wanted to use some particularly silly music to contrast with the serious, aggressive nature of the vocals. I kept the whole thing short because it’s pretty gimmicky.

Place the wire inside her then remove the pox of Eden.