Martin L Gore

The Third Chimpanzee Remixed

Featuring remixes from a wide array of artists, the 10-track collection sees artists such as Chris Liebing, JakoJako, Jlin and Wehbba remix and reworking of tracks from his acclaimed release, The Third Chimpanzee – and is out now on limited edition double coloured vinyl, CD and digitally.

Listen to / buy The Third Chimpanzee Remixed: https://mute.ffm.to/ttc-rmx

The Third Chimpanzee Remixed

Vinyl Tracklisting:

A1 – Howler (ANNA Remix)                              

A2 – Mandrill (Barker Remix)                           

B1 – Capuchin (Wehbba Remix)                                     

B2 – Vervet (JakoJako Remix)                           

B3 – Howler (Kangding Ray Remix)   

C1 – Howler (The Exaltics Remix)                    

C2 – Mandrill (Rrose Remix)

D1 – Capuchin (Jlin Remix)                  

D2  – Vervet (Chris Liebing Remix)                   

D3 – Mandrill (MoReVoX remix)                       

CD Tracklisting:

Howler (ANNA Remix)

Mandrill (Barker Remix)

Capuchin (Wehbba Remix)

Vervet (JakoJako Remix)

Howler (The Exaltics Remix)

Mandrill (Rrose Remix)

Capuchin (Jlin Remix)

Vervet (Chris Liebing Remix)

Howler (Kangding Ray Remix)

Mandrill (MoReVoX remix)

Listen to The Third Chimpanzee: https://mute.ffm.to/mg-ttc

Tune into some of Martin’s influences and favourite acts with his latest playlist HERE.

PRAISE FOR THE THIRD CHIMPANZEE

Album of the week – Bleep.com

“Despite the spectacular sonic acrobatics, The Third Chimpanzee Remixed has the air of a single visionary artist. That’s testament to what Martin Gore has achieved throughout his career and beyond.” Bleep.com

“‘The Third Chimpanzee’ is a work of innovation and instinct” 8/10 CLASH

“The Third Chimpanzee is [Gore’s] darkest and strongest solo work yet… refreshingly inspired.” PITCHFORK

“A deliberate yet pulse-pounding slab of buzzing electronic menace” STEREOGUM

“Angular electro, cavernous soundscapes and delightfully off-kilter rhythms” MOJO

“A crunching electronic cut with a haunting melody and resynthesized vocals.’ MIXMAG

“A deliberate yet pulse-pounding slab of buzzing electronic menace.” STEREOGUM

“A masterful effort…a work that feels alive” TREBLE

“A masterclass in sound design” MXDWN

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