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The Opiates

“Rainy Days and Remixes EP”

http://billieraymartin.bandcamp.com/album/rainy-days-and-remixes-ep

Digital Release Date: 19 September 2011

Label: Disco Activisto Records

VINCE WATSON ‘Rainy Days and Saturdays’ is the best track for sure.  

Omid 16B– Great music!

PAUL MOGG	 Love it…

Rob Mello:Love the name of this project. It put a smile on my face.
On this ep "Candy coated crime" works best for me.
Love the song and the vibe of the backing track works well with the vocal.

TJ / Igloo Mag:’’The mellow and melancholy here are rich and thick and desolate. A great big welcome ! back to Billie Ray Martin who is in superb voice, and the Opiates have certainly bathed the room in pales whades of white to gray, whispers of tonal shifts. There's far more to be adored and explored.’’

Robert Owens: ‘’Thank you Billie Ray Martin, I've loved her voice and work for many years, love the tracks and mixes on this new EP, all the best.....’’


Images: Wolfgang Tillmans

Web: www.billieraymartin.com

Style: dark electronic pop

The Opiates is the latest project from the "queen of electronic soul" Billie Ray Martin, together with Norwegian musician Robert Solheim.

The long awaited taster of remixes and first single from the forthcoming album ‘Hollywood Under the Knife’. For The Opiates, these remixes by such greats as Hercules and Love Affair’s Kim Ann Foxman, as well as all-time heroes Chris and Cosey of Throbbing Gristle, are a dream come true. The results are magnetic. The XHK Mix with its hard Dubstep flavour completes the picture and gives the song a completely new voice and vibe.

With the single ‘Rainy Days and Saturdays’, The Opiates live up to their ‘Carpenters of Electro’ title and hope to conquer airwaves and underground alike. It’s a song about the transvestite Candy Darling who, although leading the wild life and preparing for a sex change, dreams of married life and a house in the suburbs.

The album ‘Hollywood Under the Knife’ will be released on Disco Activisto Records both digitally and as a CD on 17 October, featuring nine unreleased images by Turner Prize winning artist Wolfgang Tillmans, who opened his entire archive, granting The Opiates free choice of images.

Tracklist:
Rainy Days and Saturdays (Radio Edit)
Jalousies and Jealousies (Kim Ann Foxman Remix)
Anatomy of a Plastic Girl (Chris & Cosey Remix)
Silent Comes the Nighttime (XHK Stepford Step Off Mix)

Quote:
“The Carpenters of electro… dark, electronic pop: scalpel-sharp lyrical observations juxtaposed with shimmering production to magnetic effect.”
Ben Murphy, DJ Magazine (U.K. / worldwide)

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