Circle of Dust

Nothing Sacred (Kaixo Remix)

Deviate

Deviate (Void Chapter Remix)

Telltale Crime

Telltale Crime (The Forgotten Remix)

Regressor

Regressor (Battlejuice Remix)

Deviate (Kodeseven Remix)

Brainchild

Descend (Sebastian Komor Remix) (Instrumental)

Descend (Aesthetic Perfection Remix)

Prayers of a Dead Man (Kaixo Remix) (Instrumental)

Heldweller (Drumcorps Remix) (Instrumental)

Deviate (Kodeseven Remix) (Instrumental)

Heldweller (Drumcorps Remix)

Telltale Crime (The Forgotten Remix) (Instrumental)

Descend (Aesthetic Perfection Remix) (Instrumental)

Regressor (Battlejuice Remix) (Instrumental)

Deviate (Void Chapter Remix) (Instrumental)

Outside In

Outside In (Raizer Remix)

Contagion

Contagion (Sebastian Komor Remix)

Circle of Dust (Remastered)

Neophyte

Deviate (Blue Stahli Remix)

Onenemy

Disengage

Machines of Our Disgrace

Yurasuka (Blue Stahli Remix)

alt_Human

Neurachem

Humanarchy

Embracing Entropy (feat. Celldweller)

Dust to Dust

Neurachem (Voicians Remix) (Instrumental)

Neurachem (Voicians Remix)

Embracing Entropy

Embracing Entropy (The Plague Remix) [feat. Celldweller]

alt_Machines

Humanarchy (Blue Stahli Remix)

Neophyte (Zeromancer Remix)

Hive Mind

Hive Mind (Animattronic Remix)

Hive Mind (Animattronic Volcania Remix)

Synthwave star Fury Weekend brings his signature driving rhythms and hard rock style to a brand new remix of Circle of Dust’s "Onenemy." This version puts a shot of adrenaline into the arm of the track, re-imagining it with touches of Fury Weekend’s retro synth style while doubling down on the aggression of Klayton’s original. 

Fury Weekend’s remix comes on the heels of Circle of Dust’s new 25th Anniversary mix of "Onenemy" and it leads the way to new anniversary mixes and remixes of Circle of Dust’s pioneering self-titled album.

Purchase/Stream: https://fanlink.to/OnenemyFW

Onenemy (Fury Weekend Remix)

Rational Lies (25th Anniversary Mix)

Consequence (25th Anniversary Mix)

Circle of Dust, the 90s industrial / electronic-rock project created by visionary artist/producer Klayton, marked the beginning of the musical career of the man who later went on to create independent success as Celldweller, as well as forming his own label – FIXT. Along with four full-length Circle of Dust albums in the 90s (Circle of Dust, Brainchild, Metamorphosis, Disengage), Klayton created a side-project under the name Argyle Park, which featured a vast collection of guest collaborators, including Tommy Victor of Prong, J.G. Thirlwell of Foetus and Mark Salomon (Stavesacre/Crucified).

Locked away collecting "dust" for 20+ years, the rights to the Circle of Dust & Argyle Park albums were unavailable to Klayton as the original labels they were signed to shut down in the mid-90s. After 2 decades of pursuing a deal to re-gain ownership of the albums, Klayton was finally able to reclaim the rights in 2015.

As Klayton began planning the remastering and re-release of the original albums, a new idea began to grow. He decided to not only re-release each album, but to fully resurrect the project and create a new full-length Circle of Dust album, released December 2016. Machines of Our Disgrace marks the 5th full-length studio album for industrial music pioneer Circle of Dust, after a near 20 year hiatus. Created by artist/producer Klayton, best known for his multi-genre project Celldweller, Circle of Dust returns to Klayton’s industrial roots with metal riffs, pulsing electronics and catchy songwriting.

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