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The Bloody Beetroots - Best of... Remixes

Review by Neil Ashman

Despite the presence of a few genuinely excellent remixes, the overall quality rarely transcends the status of 'pretty average' and points are lost for the all round pointlessness of the record. »

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the digipack cd includes 18 of their best brilliant bangers remixes produced over the last three years. the bloody beetroots release their 'best of...remixes' album on different recordings. merely unknown three years ago, the bloody beetroots are now one of the leaders in the electronic music world. sponsored by godfathers of french electro etienne de crecy and alex gopher, and often compared to justice and daft punk, the bloody beetroots (a solo project of one sir bob cornelius rifo, who is assisted on-stage and behind the decks by tommy tea) quickly gained attention in the music blogosphere with tracks such as 'rombo', 'cornelius' or 'domino', full of their influences going from sex pistols and the damned to electro and disco. the world can't escape from this electropunk wave, mesmerizing audiences and igniting dancefloors whilst the music revolutionises the charts. the bloody beetroots soon became one of the hottest
bands to be remixed by, and their work on robyn, mstrkrft, chemical brothers, vitalic and tiga became classics very quickly. their guaranteed floorfiller remixes have influenced dance
music so much that the need to gather them on an album was a necessity.
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