Brad Sucks : CD2 Mixter Two - I Dont Know What Im Doing (vocals removed).
Brilliantly sardonic indie rock.
This is a version of CD2 Mixter Two - I Dont Know What Im Doing with the vocals removed by software (Demucs). Tracks that had no singing are unchanged.
Best-selling Brad Sucks has always been exceptionally down with the whole "derivative works" thing, so we were excited when we heard he was assembling two albums' worth of his favorite remixes of his own music by more than a dozen different artists. Veteran remixers Deutscheunschuld and Sharp make great contributions here, as do more than a dozen of the other mad scientists over at ccMixter. On CD2, we especially like Teru's languid, Indian summer version of "I Think I Started a Trend," Ben Shewmaker's deft electro-pop rendition of "Sick as a Dog," and Bill Berry's neo-noir jazz treatment of "Time to Take Out the Trash."
Songs:
1. I Think I Started A Trend - Bill Berry Mix (Bill Berry) (vocals removed)
2. I Think I Started A Trend - WOODY Mix (WOODY) (vocals removed)
3. I Think I Started A Trend - Teru Mix (Teru) (vocals removed)
4. Look And Feel Years Younger - Deshita Mix (Deshita) (vocals removed)
5. Look And Feel Years Younger - IS Botox Mix (In Silico) (vocals removed)
6. Making Me Nervous - Minimal Saturation Mix (Cezary Ostrowski) (vocals removed)
7. Making Me Nervous - Eurotrash Mix (Soundphile) (vocals removed)
8. Overreacting - Deep Immunosupression Mix (Dr Gore 2000) (vocals removed)
9. Sick As A Dog - Ben Shewmaker Mix (Ben Shewmaker) (vocals removed)
10. Sick As A Dog - Bill Berry Mix (Bill Berry) (vocals removed)
11. Time To Take Out The Trash - Bill Berry Mix (Bill Berry) (vocals removed)
12. Work Out Fine - MC Jack in the Box Mix (MC Jack In The Box) (vocals removed)
13. Work Out Fine - Bill Berry Mix (Bill Berry) (vocals removed)
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 10/20/2026
Brad Sucks lives in Ontario Canada
Tagged as: Alt Rock, Other, Indie Rock, Ironic Rock, Instrumental, Vocals Removed
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