Name: More (Dicepeople 'For Ever More' Reimagining) by Dicepeople
Duration: 7 min 15 s
Description: Invaded is a varied and thrilling selection of remixes, reworkings and collaborations from London-based audiovisual electronica group Dicepeople. It contains three very different reinterpretations of Invader from Time to Play, the first Dicepeople album; it has five remixes of tracks from It Gets Darker, the second Dicepeople album; and one original collaboration.

043 BRVTAL PODCAST // Duellist [ Instruments of Discipline, Scuderia ]

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Undone (collaboration) with Gary Taylor

Last one from Gary Taylor Tonight enjoy this quirk from me GT x.

Gary Taylor - Testing Testing

Invaded is a varied and thrilling selection of remixes, reworkings and collaborations from London-based audiovisual electronica group Dicepeople. It contains three very different reinterpretations of Invader from Time to Play, the first Dicepeople album; it has five remixes of tracks from It Gets Darker, the second Dicepeople album; and one original collaboration.

Invaded

More (Dicepeople 'For Ever More' Reimagining)

Give It Up Dicepeople  Remix

[MAN #2] "So she goes to the forest in the middle of the night, to create a golem through a forbidden Kabbalic ritual..."

Eyes Of The Golem

[RADIO #3] "EYES WIDE OPEN BUT I CAN'T SEE. SOMETHING PUSHING DOWN ON ME. IT'S IN THE ROOM. IT'S ON THE BED. AND IN THE BACKGROUND THE RADIO IS STILL ON"

This song tells the story of someone English or Polish, trapped in bed, listening to a cursed and haunted radio, that shifts and switches between stations by itself. And every single station has someone talking, in English or Polish, about being trapped in bed, listening to a cursed and haunted radio, that is shifting and switching stations by itself. And every single one of those stations has someone describing in English or Polish being trapped in bed, listening to a cursed and haunted radio, that shifts and switches between stations and so on. And then the radio crackles again.

Recorded in July and August 2019 for the Polish Radio Experimental Studio Rebooted competition.

And Then The Radio Crackles Again

[HOLZER] "IN ALL MY YEARS OF GHOST HUNTING, I HAVE NEVER BEEN AFRAID. AFTER ALL, A GHOST IS ONLY A FELLOW HUMAN BEING IN TROUBLE."

The Discovery Of A Ghost

Cryo - Sanitarium (12'' Rexxtended Mix By DJ Rexx Arkana)

Recorded at home over 2 days. One of my favourite tunes. Hope I've done it justice. 
All music and voice by The Brooklyn Foundation 

Gear used:
Roland System 8 FA08 JP08 MX1
Korg Minilogue XD 
Aly James vProm on the drums.

Written by Anne Dudley, Trevor Horn, J. J. Jeczalik, Gary Langan, and Paul Morley.

Art of Noise - Moments In Love

Dicepeople is a dark electro band from London consisting of Zmora (vocals) and Matt (music). Originally founded by Matt, with their first studio release in 2009, the band has been going strong since their first official live performances in 2013. Dicepeople’s music consists of intricate, immersive, modern electronic productions, uniquely and seamlessly blending a broad range of genres from industrial and EBM, through darkwave and post-punk, to synth-pop and electronica.

Dicepeople have an extensive back catalogue with great reviews and feedback, and they are known for their intense, atmospheric live performances which leave audiences mesmerised and spellbound.

Dicepeople were chosen by the fashion designer John Lawrence Sullivan to play at their 2020 men’s fashion show as part of London Fashion Week in 2019. They were put forward for the 2014 Glastonbury Emerging Talent Competition shortlist by judge and music journalist Mark Muldoon, who said “I’m nominating this dark electro-gothy outfit mainly for their full SoundCloud collection … there’s a remarkably high standard being maintained here”. Dicepeople have supported acclaimed artists such as Android Lust and Zanias at various venues including Electrowerkz and Islington Academy, as well as being on the bill for several festivals and a range of alternative nightclubs such as AntiChrist and Reptile.

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