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This is my entry for this year's Ultravox Covers Competition on the official Ultravox website www.ultravox.org.uk. Not my usual style, but I'm a fan and just did it for a bit of a laugh!!!!

If you've been on my profile page you'll see that I've added the GoMix app which lets you do basic remixes of other bands' tracks. I've just done one for Battle for the Sun by Placebo, which is a bit of a departure from my usual downtempo stuff. Really, the GoMix app is a bit basic, but I had a bit of fun playing around with the track. So, have a listen and do one of the remixes yourself.

Find out more about GoMix here...

GoMix.com

Hello all, just a quick note to say I've finally joined the Facebook revolution, and set up a "mistrust music" group. If you're a Facebooker and would like to join the group (with links to exclusive mistrust tracks, news, and other goodies!) click the link below and become a member!!!!

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See you there!!!!

Tim

I'm proud to announce that the remix CD by NZ band Pitch Black, entitled "Rhythm Sound and Movement" featuring my Rude Mechanicals remix is out now in New Zealand, and will be released worldwide over the next few weeks....

The CD includes remixes by Bluetech, International Observer, Simon Flower, Patch, Kerretta, Friends Electric and many more.   The full track listing is below. You can check out the tunes in full at last.fm or most of them are also up on Pitch Black's myspace.

(The mistrust remix is on my own myspace player here - myspace.com/mistrust)

You can either buy the 14-track CD from one of the online stores below:

Release Dates
NZ - May 4th in stores, April 27th online
AUS - May 30th in stores, May 12th online
USA - May 16th in stores, May 12th online
UK/EU - May 26th in stores, May 12th online

Online Stores:
NZ - available from Amplifier
AUS - available from Vitamin
USA - available from CD Baby
UK - available from Dubmission Records
EU - available from Dubmission Records

Special downloads:
NZ - 20 track version available from Ampilfier
USA - 20 track version available from iTunes

Track Listing:

1. 1000 Mile Drift - International Observer 2. Transient Transmissions - Deep Fried Dub 3. Rude Mechanicals - Mistrust 4. Bird Soul - Fold vs Horace 5. Bird Soul - Subtone 6. Sonic Colonic - Patch 7. South of the Line - Bluetech 8. Harmonia - Neon Stereo 9. Please Leave Quietly - Johnny Hooves 10. Bird Soul - Kerretta 11. 1000 Mile Drift - Simon Flower 12. Harmonia - Rob 13. Fragile Ladders - Groove Yantra 14. Please Leave Quietly - Friends Electric

Spread the word! This is the first time I've had a "proper" release on a CD!!!

I've been an Ultravox fan since the day I first heard Vienna on the radio in the early 80's. They sort-of disbanded in 1986 and went their seperate ways, and I missed their final tour when I was a poor student at college! I was really excited when I heard they were going to reunite for a UK tour this year, and decided I just couldn't miss seeing them again. The tour is on now, and I went to the gig at Manchester Apollo the other evening (14 April). Had a great time but missed Mrs Mistrust not being there. I was on the front row, right in the middle and got some great photos and video clips.... have a look here:

Ultravox live video clips

Ultravox live photos

As some of you may know by now, the inclusion of my Rude Mechanicals remix for Pitch Black will be my first ever release on a commercial CD! I'm also getting another release - on the Big Chill label around the same time! Here's the release info that I've been told so far....

Animat: Deep Space Lament (mistrust remix) - out 11th May 2009 on Animat: Deep Space Lament EP)

Pitch Black: Rude Mechanicals (mistrust ambiotik remix) - out end of April 2009 (download), and 4-8 May in stores, on Pitch Black: Rhythm Sound and Music

Both tracks are now on my music player, so please have a listen to them and spread the word.....

That's right - the remix of Deep Space Lament I did for Sheffield band Animat is now up on my music player, so please listen and see what you think (and add it to your profile!). It's going to be released on Big Chill Records in early May (TBC) but it's here exclusively on Myspace a few weeks early. I'm really proud of this remix - I only had a week to get it done in and somehow it all came together really quickly. It's one of those tracks that you think to yourself "how did I do that?"

What's this? Two new remixes up on my music player? Don't forget, there's also the two version of the remix I did of Rude Mechanicals also on the player. The original version is on "Rhythm Sound and Movement", Pitch Black's new remix CD, which is out on download at the end of April 2009, and in the shops early May!!!!

Hello there! I've just uploaded an alternative version of the remix I did for Pitch Black's Rude Mechanicals. The band wanted a slightly bassier version to go on their forthcoming remix CD "Rhythm, Sound and Movement" (out end of April/early May 2009), but in the end they stuck with my original version! The alternative version on my player includes a few different effects and isn't fully mastered.

Also new on the player are a couple of unreleased tracks, "Train Wreck" and "Me and You". The first is just something I made with some sound fx loops, and the second is me ad-libbing on the Yamaha Motif XS6 I won a couple of years ago. By ad-libbing, I mean it was done in one take, and there are a couple of mistakes in there. One day I'll turn it in a proper song!

Don't forget to follow me on Twitter for more updates

Just wanted to remind you all that you'll get more up-to-date "mistrust" news on my Twitter profile, so please follow me at:
Twitter/mistrust

Also, I've written an interesting article on my wordpress blog about how musicians just aren't using Twitter etc to promote their tunes and themselves in general. Have a look here:

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