Pip Blom have announced a new nine-track remix EP featuring reworks of songs from their latest album
Their third album came out at the end of last year.
Pip Blom have announced a new nine-track remix EP.
'Bobbie Remixes' will be released digitally via Heavenly Recordings on Friday 23rd May, featuring reworkings of tracks from their third album, 'Bobbie'.
They've also shared a remix of 'Get Back' courtesy of Manchester producer, and W.H. Lung member, Tom Sharkett, who says:
"After meeting the Pip Blom contingent and bumping into them over the past few years of touring (including a particularly late one in Amsterdam at afters Darek put us on to) it was great to finally remix one of their tunes. It was also a nice bit of synchronicity that they recorded the album at the same place we’d made our first two records. I loved the physicality of the new record and wanted to translate that into a Dark Italo/EBM thumper. ‘Get Back’ felt particularly raw and stood out to me most to remix. I could hear Pip’s vocal over an 1980s Belgium-adjacent bassline, and once I added in some harsh, industrial drum samples and the crunchy guitars from the original stems, we were away!"
Check it out below.
'Bobbie Remixes' will be released digitally via Heavenly Recordings on Friday 23rd May, featuring reworkings of tracks from their third album, 'Bobbie'.
They've also shared a remix of 'Get Back' courtesy of Manchester producer, and W.H. Lung member, Tom Sharkett, who says:
"After meeting the Pip Blom contingent and bumping into them over the past few years of touring (including a particularly late one in Amsterdam at afters Darek put us on to) it was great to finally remix one of their tunes. It was also a nice bit of synchronicity that they recorded the album at the same place we’d made our first two records. I loved the physicality of the new record and wanted to translate that into a Dark Italo/EBM thumper. ‘Get Back’ felt particularly raw and stood out to me most to remix. I could hear Pip’s vocal over an 1980s Belgium-adjacent bassline, and once I added in some harsh, industrial drum samples and the crunchy guitars from the original stems, we were away!"
Check it out below.