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Neon Indian, whose album perplexed us, has remixed Grizzly Bear’s “Cheerleader” — off the PMA-adored Veckatimest — not once, but twice. As expected, the remixes sound like Grizzly Bear through a psychedelic lo-fi filter. What wasn’t expected was how well Grizzly Bear wears this filter.
The first remix is called “Neon Indian ‘Sega Genesis P-Orridge’ Remix” and is a bit more up-beat than its sister-remix; the closest thing to a club banger you’ll ever hear from Neon Indian or Grizzly Bear. But things don’t kick into gear until the second remix starts playing, the “Neon Indian ‘Studio 6669′ Remix)”. It’s smoother and feels stronger than most of Neon Indian’s Psychic Chasms LP. Listen to the remixes below:
Grizzly Bear: “Cheerleader (Neon Indian ‘Sega Genesis P-Orridge’ Remix)”:
Grizzly Bear: “Cheerleader (Neon Indian ‘Studio 6669′ Remix)”:
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Tags: Grizzly Bear, Neon Indian
really great. neon indian is just the man when it comes to chillwave lo fi glo fi or whatever you want to call it.
so funky and fresh. great post
i love how you almost always add a process filter to your photos. genius xx
Love the site, but no… none of these remixes are “stronger than most of… Psychic Chasms”. They’re still really, really strong though.
OMG the hipster in me just shat his pants!
good look from both parties. well done, well done.
I think my chillmometer just broke
i love them!