Digitalism – Live
16 06 2007
The German electro duo Digitalism recently played in Brussels recently and I happened to stumble upon a live recording. Obviously I’m going to have to share the love. The sound quality is reasonable, although one can tell it’s live.
Digitalism – live in Brussels 10.06.2007
At around t+50 minutes into the set there was an awesome glitchy version Never let me down again by Depeche Mode – I let my secret squirrels do their thing and bring it back to me, and since I haven’t seen it around the blog community of late (last and only time, according to hype machine, is on fluokids last November) here you are… enjoy!
Depeche Mode – Never let me down again (Digitalism remix) [ buy ]
I heard that mix in a taxi last Saturday night – I LOVED it and the Taxi driver knew who it was! Apparently it’s getting a lot of play on Triple J over here, but I only seem to listen to streaming radio of friends’ radio shows these days [and you're not the only one, hehehe] Thanks for posting this! *squee*
Your most welcome!
My friend just got back from Melbourne and got to see Tiga, Surkin, and numerous other artists. Sometimes I wish I was in Australia
Well you’ll just have to get that thesis over and done with so you can become a wage slave like the rest of us, and then debaucherous trips to dancelfoors in far off lands can become a semi-regular indulgence
Getting back to matters more DM in nature, I’m loving the Digitalism remix – it’s so much better than the Boys Noize effort with Personal Jesus
Digitalism came out with a great promo of their remixes that you might want to track down – it’s a good’un
I’ll listen to the live set once my ratshit internet connection finally downloads it in its entirety
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