sorting out the back log part 1...

The DFA Remixes - Chapter One
Can't really go wrong with a DFA remix, you know what you're getting with one. Solid disco beats, take the original song and make it really long (like older 12" mixes used to do), and add a nice long freak out at the end, case in point: this remix of Gorillaz.

MP3: Dare (DFA Remix)

Nine Inch Nails - Every Day is Exactly the Same
If I've got one problem with the last Nine Inch nails it's that the choices of singles have been way too obvious, considering that possibly the most successful song written by El Rezzo was Hurt as everyone knows that from the Johnny Cash cover, why not go for one of the less 'poppy' songs on the album as a final farewell? Nevermind... Anyway, if you have been dutifully buying the singles you will already know about the Photek and DFA remixes, which leaves remixes by El-P (dark hip-hop as expected), Richard-X (cheesy disco) and someone from Interpol (a bit dull). I'm mainly interested in the El-P mix as he is going to be collaborating with our dark lord Trent on his new album.

MP3: Only (El-P Mix)