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" great songs. I really like this guy! - Larry Tee

REMIXES

The journey through the galaxy continues with Screen Vinyl Image. The independent shoegaze/synth pop band released their "groovy" follow up CD "Remixes" in March 2010. This CD also has the heavy influence of Depeche Mode. Evidence of this is in the sixth track "Passing Through Mirrors." A futuristic sounding track about the stuggles of everyday life. people do not want to take a long, hard look at themselves. This track features slight hints of "robotic" vocals, and more relentless keyboard instrumentation. These features bring out the "gloomy" tone of the song.

Screen Vinyl Image creates more "hair raising" synth pop music.

-Leslie Snyde - Indie Rock Magazine

Screen Vinyl Image follow up their debut full length
“Interceptors” with a collection of remixes both by
the band and close friends. The remixes range from
stomping dance floor cuts for clubs to trippy dubbed-out
tracks perfect for headphone listening. Each track keeps
the bands signature shoegaze/psychedelic/electronic
mix that built up Interceptors praise throughout 2009
and found the band on many top 10 lists of the year.
Chaser is remixed by NYC’s Hypefactor and presents
a version of the first SVI single from Interceptors in a
light that recalls those classic Cure and Depeche Mode
12 inch singles. Until the End of Time is featured twice,
first in a hallucenagenic light by NYC’s Remarkably
Spry (Christo Buffman of The Vandelles) and on the
B-side by San Fransisco’s I.H.M.C. offering a more
classic electronic rendition of the song. What You
Need is given a pumping four on the floor rendition
by Paris’s TeengeSinTaste while Screen Vinyl Image
remix both Pasing Through Mirrors off their debut EP
The Midnight Sun and a droned out version of their
second big single from Interceptors, Cathode Ray. - Custom Made Music

" Yo, those pieces are pretty cool. Sounds like something from a coke-filled action movie from the 1980s...haha. Nice stuff! Makes me wanna party like it's 1985." - Manual ( Jonas Monk )

Hey Jonathan! Rad man, I like your remix! I love the sounds swelling
up, really creepy and cool. Nice and lush. ( Regarding the Veil Veil Vanish Remix for Metropolis Records ) - Oliver ( APTBS )

Hey bro

Thanks for the CD, some really cool kraftwerk 80s computer style beats...keep up the good work!

- Blame ( Conrad Shafie )

replied via yahoo man! remix sounds super rad. thanks for making us a killer remix of until the end of time!! hope your gigs went well.
talk soon!
jake
- Jake ( Screen Vinyl Image )

good to hear someone approaching
the shoegaze textures with a more straightforward rhythm section.
- Ulrich Schnauss