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Radiohead TKOL Remix

  • November 18, 2011
  • Skinny G
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A blissfully relentless and enjoyable stream of remixes are still coming out of the Radiohead camp. Based on inventiveness and originality alone, I don't think anyone is complaining.  The tracks below didn't make it onto The King Of Limbs Remix project out of sheer volume rather than quality. The 3 mixes will now be sold as part of the TKOL Remix 8 compilation being spooned into waiting fans arms on Monday, presumably to be sold from here.

Jamie xx returns to the Radiohead fold with his well known characteristic steel drum sound and clean production. Anstram comes in with some dastardly dark and ominous bass that will literally put the fear into you and Nathan Fake track takes a more gentle but beautifully layered and absorbent approach.

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Skinny G

I am a man from London town. I sound like I am from Oliver Twist and often wear a monacle. It helps me feel more victorian innit. Given the choice I would spend all day browsing the net listening to music, sadly I'm still looking for a way of getting to do that. Though I am close. I write for earmilk.com. Mainly UK stuff, electronic, post dubstep band stuff, some hip hop anything that catches my eye or ear really.

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