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Black Sun Empire feat Thomas Oliver & Youthstar All is Lost (Memtrix Remix)

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Black Sun Empire - Variations on Black Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1amyChc iTunes: http://bit.ly/1enYwsy Follow Black Sun Empire Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/blacksunempire Twitter - https://twitter.com/_blacksunempire Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/blacksunempre Website - https://www.blacksunempire.com Merchandise - http://www.blackoutmusic.nl/store/ Follow Blackout: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/blackoutmusicnl Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackout_music Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/blackoutmusicnl Website - https://www.blackoutmusic.nl/ Merchandise - http://www.blackoutmusic.nl/store/ Coming from the depths of Utrecht in The Netherlands, powerful trio Black Sun Empire are set to follow their Beatport topping fourth album 'From The Shadows' with new remix album 'Variations On Black'. Showcasing some of the most visceral and volatile drum and bass you will hear all year, the new album package is due for release on their eponymous record label, Blackout Music, on late November 18th. Alongside a selection of special VIP versions from the group themselves, the album features a carefully curated selection of artists on remix duties that draws together a host of the most talented and respected names in electronic music. Artists such as Noisia, S.P.Y., Phace & Misanthrop, Icicle and Ultrerior Motive, amongst others, step up to the plate with fresh reimaginings of BSE tracks. With a collection of 27 tracks, knockout blows come thick and fast as each artist takes on the challenge with aplomb. Noisia's rejig of 'Arrakis' pays extra attention to the dark side, fighting against the odds with its larger than life tones and jagged saw synth movements, Ulterior Motive's twist on'Monologue' is crammed with perfectly tuned drumwork, and on 'Killing The Light', Icicle bites into a Halloween-esque, jump up style movement with sniper-like precision. Elsewhere, BSE deliver VIPs of 'Drizzle', 'Milkshake' and 'Hideous' alongside Audio, Eye D and Noisia respectively, cranking up the pressure as they brilliantly rework them into new dance floor pummeling shapes. Since bursting onto the scene back in 2000, Black Sun Empire have continued to develop their own unique style and sound. Releasing numerous singles as well as five full-length LPs they have established themselves as undoubted leaders in their field, driving forward not just drum & bass but electronic music as a whole. With their impressive DJ skills and forwardfacing productions, Black Sun Empire have reached far beyond their native Holland. They've toured the world over, with highlights including Glastonbury and numerous other international festival appearances, they continue to build on their growing reputation as some of the most exciting and consistent performers around. Their latest LP, 'From The Shadows' further affirmed their position, becoming the biggest selling release on Beatport for 2012, and in doing so keeping deadmau5' 'Album Title Goes Here' off the #1 spot. With such a respectable clique of acts moulding their own interpretations of the album for this remix project, Black Sun Empire continue to hold their title as drum and bass' most exciting collective.