...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI...


..::OPIS::..

There have been so many reunions of classic bands from the indie/punk sphere, that it's become something of a game. Who can keep their sound but progress it into something that makes sense in 2025? It's a challenge. June of 44 seem blissfully unaware that this was the assignment.

I read an interview with Prince from the late 00s where he said he didn't like Purple Rain anymore. The interviewer, aghast, asked why not. Prince's response was that he just wished he could fix all the guitar parts. Now, to my ears, there is absolutely nothing wrong with the guitar parts in Purple Rain. But then again, I am not a guitar genius like Prince. This record, and maybe the whole goal of a June of 44 reunion, seems to come from a similar impulse. These recordings seem aimed to fix some flaw with the originals that has been irritating the band since their release. I can't find it, but maybe you can. I don't understand it, but I have to give it to them for caring this much about the music.

The real new content here are the remixes. I don't have much to say about them other than they were sort of a curiosity, and don't really match my personal taste in electronic music.

8deadsuns



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. A Chance To Cure Is A Chance To Cut Your Face [Remix-Matmos]
2. Rerecorded Syntax
3. Cardiac Atlas
4. Post-Modern Hereditary Dance Steps
5. A Past To Face [Remix-John McEntire]
6. No Escape, Levitate
7. Generate
8. Paint Your Face



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