Remixes of Interabangerz: https://meau.bandcamp.com/album/interabangerz

Following up the acclaimed shaped picture disc Interabangerz is a set of remixes by international producers. From Norway via Egypt and Berlin/Morocco to the UK and back, a true party starter bridging cultures through electronic music.

The Center of the Universe is an artist who mainly, but not only works with music and sound. The band, which is a solo project (hence the name) has released nearly 20 full length albums, plenty of remixes and also works for films, theathre and sound art.

Sleeve by Espen Friberg

https://www.facebook.com/coldmailman/
https://soundcloud.com/abosahardj
https://soundcloud.com/djbadre
https://soundcloud.com/sgurvin
https://soundofthesuburbs.bandcamp.com/

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Interabangerz remixes

Bassoon is now (Remix by Abosahar)

Bassoon is now (SGurvin remix)

Cosmic Brain (Sound of the Suburbs)

Track AI (feat. Jan Garbørek)

Cosmic Sleng Teng (Badre Rmx (prod. Younes Jamil))

Center Of The Universe aka Dj Sissyfus is a Norwegian electronic music producer who recently turned his output into a mixture of unique ethno disco & warm synthpop. Live, he presents us with enchanting lyrics, catchy melodies, pinches of acid and clarinette playing. He has been releasing close to 15 albums, performing in numerous live bands and has been running his own label Metronomicon Audio since 2000. 

Center of the Universe has been active in the Norwegian underground music scene since 1998 and has in addition to participating in several other projects, found the time to release a whole host of solo albums, including a trilogy where the theme was space and time. It is difficult to give a clear definition of the band’s musical impression, as this tends to change from release to release, but it would not be wrong to say that melody is always at the center. What apparently may begin as a pop song entice you into a world where nothing is as it seems and musical expectations are seldom met. For the Center of the Universe no surna is too high and no bass too deep. He has always walked off the beaten path next to the road less travelled and keeps trudging on in a landscape where the sun shines, vulcanoes erupt and it’s raining guitars, sitars and just plain’ol tars.