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Bloody Palms (Remixes by dOP and Bara Bröst)
Electronic · 2009

Bloody Palms (Remixes by dOP and Bara Bröst)

Phantogram

Glitchy, nocturnal reinterpretations of Phantogram's early sound. Heavy hip-hop pulses meet European house sensibilities in a haze of breathy vocals and neon synths.

2009 · BBE

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This EP represents a fascinating collision between the upstate New York bedroom-pop intimacy of Phantogram and the sophisticated dance floors of Europe. The core of 'Bloody Palms' - Sarah Barthel’s haunting, breathy vocal delivery - is preserved but radically recontextualized. Where the original track relied on a gritty, trip-hop swagger, these remixes by dOP and Bara Bröst stretch the song into the realm of nocturnal house and glitchy electronica. It feels like a late-night urban transit, moving from the isolation of a private thought into the rhythmic pulse of a crowded, dimly lit room.

Moments Worth Listening For
The way the dOP remix deconstructs the original vocal into a rhythmic, stuttering percussive element halfway through.
The sudden introduction of a deep, pulsing house bassline in the Bara Bröst version that grounds the ethereal synths.
The moment the original's shoegaze guitar textures emerge briefly through the digital haze of the remix.
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How does Bloody Palms (Remixes by dOP and Bara Bröst) sound next to the rest of Phantogram's catalogue?

Sampler+1.0σ

The instrumentation foregrounds sampler a touch more than the catalogue usually does.

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