Just Because You Said You're Sorry Doesn't Mean You Are

Arriving off the back of his highly-praised new album ‘Flowing Fades’, Manchester-based musician Saccades (the solo project of The KVB’s Nicholas Wood) is now sharing a new remix of the album’s title-track by Nottingham DJ and producer Modri (Skint Records / BMG). Originally trading in an escapist psychedelic pop sound, the Modri remix turns ‘Flowing Fades’ into something blissfully euphoric and dance floor ready. On this remix, it’s 1989, the linens are on, Italo Disco is kicking off and we’re all supping tequila sunrises in Miami.
 
Wood says of the ‘Flowing Fades’ remix: "Modri's remix totally blew me away when I first heard it, the pounding drums and fizzing synths have transformed it into a club-ready banger!" Modri, real name Charlie Burley, adds: “I had such a blast working on this remix. I wanted to move away from the dreaminess of the original and turn it into something a bit more twisted. I was really drawn to the chorus vocal, so I started working an Italo inspired beat around that and then everything fell into place really quickly!"

Saccades - Flowing Fades (Modri Remix)

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‘No Movement’ is the first single off ‘Expressions of Interest’, the debut long player by Melbourne/Naarm post-punk outfit screensaver  out on Heavy Machinery (AU) and Upset the Rhythm (UK). Despite the title, the song actually exhibits constant movement, with bassist Giles Fielke providing a pulsating and infectious baseline, the perfect companion to James Beck's machine-like drumming. Guttural organ tones swim under Chris Stephenson’s overdriven guitar, jagged and intense. Additional textures and sound effects are used percussively to embellish the dynamics, creating a feverish atmosphere around Krystal Maynard’s assured vocal attack. 

Recorded by Julian Cue and Christopher Stephenson, mastered by David Stepford.

No Movement

'Presents' is taken from Clear History's debut mini-album 'bad advice good people', out November 5th through Upset The Rhythm.

Clear History - 'Presents'

‘On/Off’ references a bunch of our favourite TV shows (including the X-Files, of course), and is a back and forth between the duo about the two sides of the idiot box: the comfort of TV and the distraction it creates.

It appears on our forthcoming EP, TV Is Boring, out November 26, 2021.

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