What makes All Re-Mixed Up by Puscifer notable?

All Re-Mixed Up highlights Puscifer's innovative approach to music, receiving positive critical reception for its eclectic remixes. It served as a bridge between their earlier works and future projects, influencing how alternative rock bands engage with remix culture. The album also reflects the growing trend of revisiting and reinventing songs through collaborations with various artists. By the time of its release in 2013, Puscifer had established themselves as a creative force following their second studio album, 'Conditions of My Parole'. This remix album showcases their exploration of existing material through a diverse array of producers, demonstrating their willingness to reimagine and expand upon their musical identity.

Who is All Re-Mixed Up for?

All Re-Mixed Up works well if you're into steady flow with climactic moments, kaleidoscopic sound exploration and engaging remixes of familiar tracks.

How many songs are on All Re-Mixed Up?

All Re-Mixed Up has 12 tracks, running approximately 60 minutes.

All Re-Mixed Up

Puscifer · 2013

60 min · 12 tracks · alternative rock

A kaleidoscopic remix collection blending industrial textures with electronic nuances, revitalizing Puscifer's unique soundscape.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Monsters Deconstruct (Mat Mitchell remix) — This track transforms the original into an immersive soundscape, emphasizing haunting vocals over glitchy electronic rhythms that encapsulate Puscifer's experimental ethos.
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Horizons (John Fryer Dream of a Lie remix) — Fryer’s version extends the song into a sprawling journey, amplifying its atmospheric qualities while maintaining the introspective essence of the original.
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Conditions of My Parole (Sir Mix-a-Lot F.U.B.a.R. remix) — This unexpected collaboration infuses hip-hop elements into the alternative rock foundation, showcasing Puscifer’s versatility and willingness to explore genre boundaries.
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Telling Ghosts (Giorgia O'Queef mix) — The remix adds layers of eerie synths and pulsating beats, transforming the song into an unsettling yet captivating experience that highlights Puscifer's darker themes.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady flow with climactic moments
kaleidoscopic sound exploration
engaging remixes of familiar tracks
for focused listening sessions

Maybe skip if you

prefer straightforward song structures
want instant gratification tracks

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Experimental — Showcases a departure with eclectic remixes, blending various styles.
Career context: By the time of its release in 2013, Puscifer had established themselves as a creative force following their second studio album, 'Conditions of My Parole'. This remix album showcases their exploration of existing material through a diverse array of producers, demonstrating their willingness to reimagine and expand upon their musical identity.
Stylistic neighbors: Tool· A Perfect Circle· Nine Inch Nails

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Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

The Weaver

The narrative shifts from a personal reflection to a broader commentary on connections and separations.

This transition invites listeners to consider both individual experiences and collective histories, enriching the song's thematic depth.