Drift Ep. 4, Part 6 - Border Country

[taotsu]

Originally Posted by TheBang

Thanks to jetpig for pointing out this interview with Ø [Phase]:

https://mnmt.no/blog/2019/08/04/o-ph...h-that-period/

From that interview, there is an unreleased Dub version of Border Country that he's been playing in sets. Also, more collaborations with UW yet to be released.

ARGH! WANT!

[bazwint]

Yeah, like someone mentioned earlier BC deserves a proper release. That ship has probably sailed though.

[bazwint]

Bart Skills dropped BC at the Drumcode Festical on Saturday. Sounded fantastic in the context of a full-on techno set.


Ida Engberg dropped Blue Monday in its original entirety too which was a nice surprise. Worked really well. A tune twice as old as most of the listeners

[saintrik]

Originally Posted by TheBang

Features "Border Country (Adam Beyer & Bart Skils Remix)" at the end.

Any word if that remix is getting a release?

[TheBang]

Originally Posted by saintrik

Any word if that remix is getting a release?

I could've sworn we discussed the remix here, but maybe that was on the Drift Facebook group. Anyway, the remix has been dropped in some of Beyer's sets that past couple months. Someone ripped it from a broadcast, so you can hear some of it here:



I assume this will get a full release at some point.

[RoniPhD]

excellent!

[negative1]

Adam Beyer, now thats a name i haven't heard in a long time...

later
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[valentingalea]

I for one I'm gutted that this made it on the Sampler vinyl release but not Dexter's Chalk which is imho one of their strongest tracks in like ever!

[Cadevil]

Of the 3 Phase tracks, I put Give Me the Room tops, but I would guess that Border Country has the most mainstream appeal.


The Phase songs are really interesting collaborations...I feel like it gives the Underworld sound an element of "danger"--maybe dare I say "emerson"-ish sounds.


Not that these are my favorite Drift songs, because they aren't, I just find them to be an interesting experiment.

[dubman]

Originally Posted by Cadevil

Of the 3 Phase tracks, I put Give Me the Room tops, but I would guess that Border Country has the most mainstream appeal.


The Phase songs are really interesting collaborations...I feel like it gives the Underworld sound an element of "danger"--maybe dare I say "emerson"-ish sounds.

shhh, you'll jinx it.

Give Me The Room really soured on me over time. i think it's one of the weakest karl selections of the bunch. "Sanctify" is... not an interesting thing to navel-gaze 50x over about.

Originally Posted by valentingalea

I for one I'm gutted that this made it on the Sampler vinyl release but not Dexter's Chalk which is imho one of their strongest tracks in like ever!

Although I really like DC.... it has both the best and worst of the lyrics! making "a ring, a pinky... if you break the bargain then you go to hell" sound all intense and dark like that, it's nonsense