Most followers of Holy Other's dense house-oriented works would be immediately intrigued by the idea of the gothy Manchester producer remixing a bright, buzzing dance track called "Sunporch." Unsurprisingly, Holy Other's sophisticatedly spookish persona changes the track entirely. It kicks off with his cold, trudging beats, and picks up to pace as Walls' glassy synths swim over Holy Other's deep and melancholy electronic washes. If you're guilty of occasionally upping the BPM a bit on your fave Tri Angle tracks, just for kicks, look no further than halfway through this jam. --Jenn Pelly, Altered Zones
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