Chris DeLine

There isn’t much of an expressed back-story behind Remixes from Nashville’s Party Trash… the album contains ten remixes, produced for fun, released for free. Straight-forward as the concept might be, the quality of the tracks is in no way diminished by the simplicity of the concept behind the release. In fact, the electronic dexterity on display goes far beyond the minimalist-mode showcased on last year’s full-length release, ALONE (be sure to listen to the standout “Night Flash,” by the way), with an energetic thread running throughout the compilation, stringing together Purity Ring, Destiny’s Child and Aphex Twin reinterpretations without a single beat sounding out of place.

[This article first appeared on Break on a Cloud.]