Twister

album name: Twister
band name: by Leigh Marble

Limited Edition Handcrafted EP

Comes in a custom handcrafted package (recyled paper folder with foam dot to hold CD) printed by Stumptown Printers in Portland, OR. Features remixed "Red Tornado" artwork by Dylan McConnell (tinylittlehammers.com).

The "Twister" REMIX EP was printed as a limited edition of 500. The physical copy includes the first six tracks - track seven is available only as a download.

Purchase of the physical CD also includes immediate download of the 7 track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Salt In The Wound (Alabaster Variation) 05:22	info	download
2.	On Your Way (Math Lab Remix) 04:56	info	download
3.	Strip The Bed (One Eyed Mix) 05:22	info	download
4.	Fast & Loose (live bootleg 1966) 02:41	info	download
5.	Lucky Bastards (King County Jail Dub) 07:53	info	download
6.	Gave It All (Chamber Dub Remix) 04:13	info	download
7.	On Your Way (Stoner Ace Breakdown) BONUS TRACK 04:08	info

about: "Twister" is a remix EP, featuring new versions of songs from "Red Tornado" (music.leighmarble.com/album/red-tornado).

-- QUOTES --

"FOLK'DUB" - Willamette Week

"A radical departure...even as they generally retain the spirit of the originals. Most invigorating." - A&A

"Darkly hypnotic... heavy doses of dub permeate the mix, with Marble's wavering vocals drowning spookily in and out of balance." - Portland Mercury

"Twister isn't just a bunch of 808 beats slapped onto rock songs--each of the six tracks on the EP are fascinating in their own right" - PSU Daily Vanguard

-- ABOUT --

The original versions of these songs appeared on "Red Tornado". They have been remixed here for your pleasure.

See the video for Lucky Bastards (King County Jail Dub): vimeo.com/6150518

So how did the remix EP idea come about?

"I knew this group of creative individuals, and I knew they could rock some remixes in a darkly weird and spooky vein," Marble says of the birth of the project. "That was a key phrase, 'dark and spooky'. I wasn't interested in hearing cheesed-out discotek remixes of the 'Red Tornado' songs. Well, that would have been funny, but it's not what I wanted to make a whole EP out of."

Marble himself, under his producer name, Dr. Marble, remixed two of the tracks, "On Your Way" and "Gave It All".

The "deep dark ambient dub" of Teledubgnosis, a former NYC outfit that is now spread across the globe from Seattle to Oslo, remixed "Lucky Bastards".

"When I first played an early mix of 'Lucky Bastards' for Jason Wolford of Teledubgnosis, who lives in Seattle, he said, 'sign me up for a remix'. It is pretty much how the whole idea got started".

Gregory Damien, of Teledubgnosis, under the name Mission Creep signed up to remix "Fast & Loose" and "Strip the Bed", while Urbex, a close associate of Teledubgnosis, remixed "Salt In the Wound".
credits: released 21 October 2008
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-- THE REMIXERS --

Urbex
www.urbexmusic.com

Mission Creep
www.missioncreep.org

Teledubgnosis
www.teledubgnosis.com

Dr. Marble
www.myspace.com/drmarble
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