Repetition Kills You

Yes it's The Black Ghost's and 'The Repetition Kills You' again. This time it's the RAC remix and it's a welcome twist. You hear more from Damon Albarn and there's a more pronounced bass line. Props to Paul Tao for the link to this remix: http://senduit.com/c16096

Also The Black Ghosts video for 'Anyway You Chose To Give It' is in a competition on MTVU's The Freshman (no I haven't heard of it either) and you can vote for it here http://freshmen.mtvu.com and you can vote as many times as you like. They were 3rd last time I checked.

The joy of repetition really is in you...

Today the Black Ghosts release "Repetition Kills You" a track featuring guest vocals from Damon Albarn of Blur and Gorillaz fame.

The song itself is quite good. Like the rest of the album it is produced well and has a catchy poppy feel. After Boy 8-Bits hugely succesful remix of "Anyway you choose to give it" I was glad when the rest of the album featured video game-esque synths and bleeps and that is evident here. I'm a huge fan of Damon Albarn and althoughI find him a little unnessary on this track, he does complement Simon Lords vocals well. Personally it isn't dark enough for me so I was excited when I found out the single features remixes from RAC, Phones, Diplo, Laidback Luke, and Emperor Machine. The Diplo and Laidback Luke versions don't offer much, but the Phones (Paul Epworth) mix is exciting and dark. The Emperor Machine mix is probably the most successful though and the funked up bass line adds a new dimension to the original.

You can download the original track here.
The video for the song can be found here.
You can buy it from iTunes here.

Anyway you choose to give it

Take the singer from Simian and DJ Touche formerly of the wiseguys and add lots of scary costumes and you get the Black Ghosts who release their first LP today. This duo created one of my favourite tracks of last year "Anyway you choose to give it" which you can download by clicking the banner below. The boy 8-bit remix is also worth a listen.