
Two titans of Berlin techno deconstruct Moderat's biggest anthem into a pair of high-pressure club weapons, trading indie-pop hooks for raw, rhythmic intensity.
November 29, 2013 · Comfort Stand Recordings
This remix package represents a collision between the emotional core of Moderat and the functional, uncompromising world of Berlin's underground clubs. While the original 'Bad Kingdom' is a soaring indie-electronic anthem, these versions strip away the polish to reveal the skeletal machinery beneath. Head High (an alias of Shed) brings a 'Power House' energy, utilizing heavy breakbeats and tape-saturated drums that recall the golden age of rave. It is physical, sweaty, and immediate, turning Apparat's vocal into a rhythmic texture rather than a narrative lead.
How does Bad Kingdom (Head High & Marcel Dettmann remixes) sound next to the rest of Moderat's catalogue?
The production is built around drum machine than this artist usually allows.
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