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Being No One, Going Nowhere (REMIXES)
Electronic · 2018

Being No One, Going Nowhere (REMIXES)

STRFKR

August 17, 2018 · Polyvinyl Record Company

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While the original Being No One, Going Nowhere was a masterclass in pairing existential dread with glittering indie-pop, this remix collection strips away the guitar-driven warmth in favor of a cold, neon-lit electronic pulse.

It sounds like the 'night version' of the record, where the philosophical meditations on mortality are no longer for bedroom contemplation but for the kinetic release of the dance floor. The production is sharp and synthetic, replacing organic drums with driving house beats and intricate glitch textures.

Moments Worth Listening For
The moment in the 'Tape Machine' remix where the original's guitar riff is replaced by a biting, distorted synth lead.
The breakdown in 'Satellite' where the beat cuts out entirely, leaving only a wash of reverb-heavy vocals before the kick returns.
The rhythmic vocal stuttering introduced in the 'Never Ever' remix that creates a hypnotic, trance-like effect.
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How does Being No One, Going Nowhere (REMIXES) sound next to the rest of STRFKR's catalogue?

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