It's been two years, since Oliver Chesler (The Horrorist) and his old buddy Miro have cooked an audio soup together. The title track Das Seltsame Grau , a modern zombie-dance tale performed by Oliver, showing of his german language-skills and his usual hypnotic power. Together with Miros programming passion, this obscure piece of modern dance music puts a spell on you and the person next to you.
The Horrorist wouldn't be the Horrorist, if the music wouldn't speak words of horror, like in Your Lips . Spooky voice effects jacketed in assertive sound structures and bulldozer bass-ground guarantee a cold shower experience and pleasing nightmares.
Lazerslut welcomes Beaner (Bar25) , who delights us with his two versions of the main title. Slow, groovy, deep and housey sounds for slow motion afterhours and funny substances. Catchy vibes, carefully crafted with love, knowing what it takes to make „the ones that know what it's all about“ move their wasted bodies in a good Bar25 manner. Gotta love this one! Another unique remix (and complete opposite of Beaners remix) is done by The Mover : Legendary apocalyptic techno hero, co-founder of PCP (Planer Core Productions/Frankfurt) and Miro's old colleague, who's last offcial release has been 10 years ago on Tresor. His interpretation of Das Seltsame Grau is, as so often, a slow, dark and pounding sound with minimoog bassline and heavy melodies.
Pick your poison and enjoy!
Artist: The Horrorist & Miro Pajic Release: Das Seltsame Grau Label: Lazerslut Cat.No: LS022 Genre: Minimal/ Techno/House Format: Digital Release Date: 14/12/2010 (Beatport 2 weeks excl.)
Tracklisting (click on tracks for samples) 1. Das Seltsame Grau (Original Mix) 2. Your Lips (Original Mix) 3. Das Seltsame Grau (Ol Dirty Beaner Version) 4. Das Seltsame Grau (Ol Dirty Skirtchaser Version) 5. Das Seltsame Grau (The Mover Remix)
A good old friend of mine is now working at HR (Hessischer Rundfunk). He asked the guys in the archive. The PCP Clubnight from 1993 is recorded there still on tapes over 4(!!) hours. He will digitalise it and send it to me. I will share it then here. But this can take still some time, since he is very busy and i am very lazy. I'll keep you informed.
Hopefully. But who knows if all this stuff still exist? I mean if i would own a label and decide not to release a number, why to keep it? And even if: We all know it: how often does computer crash and all get lost...or even if its burned somewhere on cd or dvd.... there are hundreds of it around. somewhere. but i dont know what will come , if something will come. maybe we should start a pedition!
True Words. But more worse then missing the Stuff we did not know at this time or even not now is the fact, that there is a lot of unreleased stuff. Maybe its crap and good that it is not released, but i hardly doubt that. Especially with the PCP-Theme: A lot of Stuff propably didnt sold good in the mid and early ninites, when tons of it where released, but now we have some kind of pcp-avantgarde-hype so maybe the best time to release stuff. Everytime i read interviews or old postings by marc i wonder what has happened to a lot of planed amazing projects.
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Indeed nice Idea.
