(RE)CREATOR (Remix) feat. Fotocrime
by Front Line Assembly
In their FLA darkwave remix "(RE)CREATOR", Fotocrime brings a brooding, atmospheric layer to the original track with their signature post-punk aesthetic. Infusing a haunting blend of deep synths and rhythmic bass lines, Fotocrime adds a compelling vocal presence that complements the remix’s shadowy tone. The vocals are melancholic and evocative, merging seamlessly with the dark, pulsating beats and ethereal textures that redefine the intensity of Front Line Assembly’s sound. The result is a transformative rendition that bridges the gap between industrial grit and darkwave melancholy, creating an immersive and hypnotic experience.
released September 6, 2024
Heatmap (Remix) feat. MVTANT
by Front Line Assembly
Dark, bass-heavy, and captivating, the 'Heatmap' remix by MVTANT is the latest in a series of remixes of songs from Canada's legendary industrial trailblazers Front Line Assembly's video game soundtrack albums.
"My project and the way that I create music has it's roots in the music scene that FLA had a huge hand in starting, down to the vintage equipment that I use. As a long time fan of theirs it feels full circle for me to have had the opportunity to both share the stage with them and to create a remix for them." – MVTANT
released August 9, 2024
Anthropod (Remix) feat. Deep Infirmary
by Front Line Assembly
Deep Infirmary is Skot Hamilton from award-winning noise-rock metallers KEN mode.
Front Line Assembly have released a new version of 'Anthropod' featuring Deep Infirmary – the solo project of composer and multi-instrumentalist Skot Hamilton! Unsurprisingly to anyone who knows Hamilton's work in bands like KEN mode and Adolyne, the remix is 6.5 minutes of extraordinarily brash, vociferous noise that gives the original track a pleasantly abrasive new life.
"I couldn’t have been more than 13 when I got “Gashed Senses and Crossfire” and “Millennium” in the mail from Columbia house at the dawn of my interest in more abrasive and transgressive music. FLA were certainly one of more formative outfits in those two departments. The prospect of tearing FLA’s components apart and re-ensembling them with impunity was unquestionably daunting, but I never lost sight of how much of a full-circle opportunity it was, and I’m honored that this mix got the green light from Bill.
As will be immediately evident, I kind of lost my mind and went scorched earth on this poor song, so I release it with an earned degree of sadness for anyone who can’t stand the way I’ve vandalized it. My Condolences." – Skot Hamilton
released June 28, 2024
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