The Golden Cage Remixes, by Prequel Tapes

The Golden Cage Remixes

by Prequel Tapes

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1.	Mind Corner (Filmmaker Remix) 06:05	buy track
2.	I Hate You (Jensen Interceptor Remix) 04:01	buy track
3.	Stranger or Lover (IMOGEN Remix) 06:40	buy track
4.	Alone (DJ Loser Remix) 04:58	buy track
5.	Last Things (Vaal Remix) 03:36	buy track
6.	I Hate You (Prequel Tapes Salvage Mix) 06:12	buy track

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Following on from 2022’s 'The Golden Cage' LP, Veyl revisits Marco Freivogel’s Prequel Tapes with a series of remixes. The original album completed a cycle of themes and exploration that began with 2015’s 'Inner Systems'. 'The Golden Cage' worked off familial trauma and a hyper-realistic dream experience. Now the label presents a collection of striking remixes, adding a powerful epilogue to the body of work.

Up first, prolific Colombian artist Filmmaker on 'Mind Corner', which injects his brand of mechanical body horror into the cerebral piece. Australia’s Jensen Interceptor makes a splash by ratcheting up the heat with the big bounce of 'I Hate You', while IMOGEN engineers an electro-robotic work from an unknown future or past on 'Stranger or Lover'.

Next up, DJ Loser takes things back to the club with his floor destroying interpretation of 'Alone' and slowing things back down, Vaal’s remix of 'Last Things' brings the melancholy to the forefront and pushes us down a dark spiral of emotion. Rounding out the release, Prequel Tapes revamps his own track with 'I Hate You (Prequel Tapes Salvage Mix)', which is the perfect ending to this chapter, fuelled by fear, anger but ultimately hope.

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released February 24, 2023

℗ VEYL 2023
© VEYL 2023

VEYL035

Written & produced by Marco Freivogel. Remixed by the respective artists. Published by Copyright Control. Mastered by by Andreas Kauffelt at Schnittstelle in Berlin. Photography by Tomaso Lisca. Executive producer: Alex Knoblauch.

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Prequel Tapes Berlin, Germany

After years of producing music, it was some old DAT recordings from my youth that were to kick start Prequel Tapes. Listening to those recordings was like a flight back into the past. Understanding these recordings was to realise why I do what I am doing.
Again a circle is closing. I find it´s very enjoyable to open and close all those circles. Time is relative.
Nothing is new, nothing is old. ... more

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