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The Pop Group / Hanz - Zipperface (Hanz 'Reducer Dub' Remix)

from Zipperface Single + Remixes by The Pop Group, Hanz, Goth-Trad, Not Waving

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North Carolina based producer and Tri Angle Records lynchpin Brandon Juhans aka Hanz has produced a special ‘Reducer Dub’ remix of The Pop Group’s first single Zipperface from their album Honeymoon On Mars.

Incorporating elements of sound collage and hip hop – including the “wall of sound” technique he absorbed through early masters like Hank Shocklee - Hanz first emerged with a brace of free download zips in the early 2010s and has since carved out a distinctive identity amongst Tri Angle’s idiosyncratic new breed. His first release for the label, ‘Reducer’, purveyed a diverse fusion of industrial prang, cavernous dub and turbulent punk energy and was included in All Music’s Best Albums of 2015. In the same year he played the labels 5th year anniversary showcase alongside Evian Christ, Forest Swords, and Bjork.

His Zipperface remix represents the culmination of a longstanding admiration for The Pop Group. It sees Hanz contorting the discordant thrust of Zipperface into a haunting reduction that testifies to a mutual instinct for collisional intensity.

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from Zipperface Single + Remixes, track released October 19, 2016

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