The Devil I Know - The Remixes by Mercy Machine Mercy Machine : The Devil I Know - The Remixes.
Introspective avant-pop songs.


"The Devil I Know: The Remixes" is a remix concept based on Mercymachine's last release, "The Devil I Know", which tracks an imaginary priest's descent into chaos. This fictional character is a tragic figure, yet not without faith or merit. Remix artists from around the world took turns interpreting his allegorical descent from the basilica to the Bowery, and eventually to the abyss. Highlights include Q Burns Abstract Message (The Devil I Know - Ticking Clock Mix) and The Man I Create (Gabo - Tuscan Devil Mix).
Songs:

1. 30 Years (Antena - Deep Desire Mix)
2. I Need A New Jesus (Q Burns Abstract Message - Broken Chapel Mix)
3. Crooked Ladder (Lee Banse - Ethereal Dub Mix)
4. The Devil I Know (Q Burns Abstract Message - Ticking Clock Mix)
5. Almost (Gold Buddha - Floating Mix)
6. Orlando (Pimp Daddy Nash - Aisle Three Mix)
7. The Man I Create (DJ Yadis - Hypnogogic Mix)
8. The Devil I Know (Jeff Vylonis - Moon Lounge Mix)
9. 30 Years (DJ Yadis - Redneck Barmitzvah Mix)
10. The Man I Create (Gabo - Tuscan Devil Mix)

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Release date: 11/27/2018
Mercy Machine lives in Washington USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Vocal, Electro Rock, Electro Pop, Happy Hour, Lounge, Remix


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