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Eccentrix Remixes
Electronic · 1999 · 11 tracks

Eccentrix Remixes

Yello

A high-gloss collection of late-90s reinterpretations. Dieter Meier's baritone whispers glide over Boris Blank's surgical, neon-lit electronic rhythms.

January 25, 1999 · Star Line (7)

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Eccentrix Remixes is a fascinating temporal collision where the avant-garde art-pop of Yello meets the functional, high-energy demands of the late-90s European club scene. It sounds like a midnight drive through a futuristic, neon-lit Zurich, where every sound has been polished to a mirror-like sheen. The album retains the duo's signature rhythmic surrealism but filters it through the lens of techno and trance, creating a listening experience that is both intellectually stimulating and physically kinetic.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks
01
The Race (Brake Light mix)
6:51
02
How How (Papa-Who-Ma-mix)
5:52
03
More (Rockabilly mix)
6:13
04
Do It (Marky P. & Teri B. dub)
7:48
05
Topaz (Insect mix)
3:35
06
How How (In Silence mix)
4:34
07
On Track (Doug Laurent’s First Journey)
7:34
08
Vicious Games (B. Blank/O. Wollschläger mix)
6:34
09
Rubberbandman (Rubber mix)
5:58
10
She's Got a Gun
4:09
11
To the Sea (TSWL mix)
4:50
Moments Worth Listening For
The moment the deep, pitch-shifted vocals interlock with a driving 4/4 techno beat on the lead remix.
A breakdown where the rhythmic elements dissolve into a wash of crystalline, 90s-era digital reverb.
The sudden introduction of a dry, percussive sample that cuts through a dense layer of trance-inspired pads.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Eccentrix Remixes sound next to the rest of Yello's catalogue?

Whispered+1.8σ

The vocals lean notably further into whispered than the rest of the catalogue.

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