Even more ††† remixes

††† were back to share a few more remixes on Monday afternoon. The Waxhole shared Eest Coast's remix of The epilogue, and Sh?m's reinterpretation of Bitches brew.

Yesterday, Antiquiet continued the sharing mood, with a version of Bitches brew by Sidewalks and Skeletons. This has replaced Computer Club and Dan Sena's version of The epilogue as my favourite ††† remix.

Check out parts one and two for all the previous remixes shared by †††.

More remixes from †††

Shortly after Thursday's post, the third ††† remix was shared through Death and Taxes This time around the track Ninteen ninety four was given the remix treatment by Dream Koala. 

On Friday a drum 'n bass remix of The epilogue by Computer Club and Dan Sena was premièred by Brooklyn Vegan. This might be my favourite ††† remix so far.

Lastly, a surprise third remix of Telepathy was shared via the ††† website. This track was reworked buy Metome. I like this track the least of the five remixes shared this past week, and probably wont be giving it too many more listens.

Once again, the three remixes are available as free downloads, and together with the two previous Telepathy remixes, make for a nice little remix EP.

New video from †††

††† are premièring the video for their track The epilogue, via various MTV websites. I've been having issues trying to watch the video myself, so let me know if you are having problems with the embedded player below. The epilogue is easily one of my favourites 'non-EP' tracks off of the recent album. Watch and enjoy.

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††† - The epilogue

Finally, after waiting a month since the last teaser video from †††, we have been given the opportunity to listen to the first complete track off the band's third release. The epilogue is possibly the best track to come from the project so far.

††† have also posted the date 11/12/13 on their Facebook account, suggesting the release date for the third EP, as well as a grainy Instagram picture (right) with the caption '†es†,' confirming that the EP will be released on a physical format.

I hope this will be released on CD too, as that is my preferred format, although I'll probably order the vinyl anyway if it isn't.