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The Master Recordings |
Anoraknophobia Masters are still available to purchase,
but only as complete sets. Single song masters are no
longer available. |
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Complete Album Masters:
All 9 Tracks for £60.00 |
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PLEASE NOTE: The original pre-printed packaging is
no longer available. Master sets will be provided in plain,
unmarked paper CD envelopes. |
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Marillion Anoraknophobia Remix Project |
THE CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED. |
Congratulations to everyone who entered - there were
as many different styles and interpretations of our music
as there were entries - it was great fun listening through.
It was also hard choosing a final winner! |
Grand Prize winners receive £500 for their remix,
plus release on the Remixomatosis
album, available now from Racket
Records. Runners-Up will be included on the Web
Christmas 2004 CD, sent to all Web Fan Club members
world-wide. All winners also receive signed copies of
the remix album. |
Check out the grand prize winners, runners-up and special
prizes - plus more details on all the winning artists
- below. |
If you missed the contest, or are wondering what it
was all about, you can check out more information HERE. |
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The Winners |
The Grand Prize winners and Runners-Up for each track,
along with short clips of their remixes and details about
the artists themselves, are listed here - but there were
a few songs that were VERY close. |
We have therefore decided on a 'Special Prize' for these
few - they will be included on a limited Bonus Disc with
the first pressing of Remixomatosis. |
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Chance's End, USA- www.chancesend.com |
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GRAND PRIZE: Between You and Me
Chance's Loopty Heart
Remix |
Boulder, Colorado is jam-band territory, and not
the Mecca of electronica. Violinists work on concertos,
and do not produce breakbeat-electronic music. So
it raises eyebrows when people learn that Ryan Avery,
a Boulder native and a classically-trained violinist,
is the talent behind the solo project Chance's End,
begun in Summer 2000. From BT to Cirrus to Hybrid,
Chance's End's musical influences span many aspects
of breakbeat electronica. |
The Chance's End sound is based on a progressive-breakbeat
vibe. Chance's End is also infused with strong melodic
hooks, violin-led string ensembles (a memento of
Ryan's classical violin roots), and a thick sonic
texture that dance-floor breaks do not normally
provide. Indeed, Chance's End usually focuses on
creating music suitable for living room listening,
rather than peak-of-the-night anthems. |
Chance's End is currently promoting Set Me Free,
the new album released in April 2004. |
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Robert de Fresnes, UK |
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SPECIAL PRIZE: Between You and Me
Remix clip coming soon |
Robert's entry of "When I Meet God"
appears on the 3-track Maxi-single of You're
Gone, released throughout Europe |
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Jeff Gilroy, USA - www.redmonroe.com |
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RUNNER-UP: Between You and Me
Martini Mix |
Jeff, a multi-instumentalist based in Dallas,
Texas, is drummer for band Red Monroe. |
Red Monroe’s music embodies the evolving,
anti-establishment sound of progressive rock, but
with guitar-driven, ethereal melodies that are reminiscent
of the post-punk movement. The music is both melodic
and raw – combining dark and dissonant chord
structures with moments of bare vulnerability. The
band prides itself in not being easily labeled –
choosing instead to continually develop its sound
and embrace each song as it comes, regardless of
genre. Red Monroe constantly strives to place the
art above all else, a refreshing attitude of purity
and innocence that is rare in today’s music
culture. Amidst a culture of mindless artistic commercialization,
Red Monroe aims to make a lasting impact on music
by satisfying listeners with its earnestness, its
passion, and its authenticity. |
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Carl Homer, UK - www.carlhomer.com |
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SPECIAL PRIZE: Fruit of the Wild Rose
Rose-Tinted Mix
RUNNER-UP: Map of the World
Ordnance Survey Mix
RUNNER-UP: Quartz
Hard Time Mix
GRAND PRIZE: Separated Out
Outré Mix
RUNNER-UP: When I Meet God
Ontological Mix |
Hearing that I'd won something in this remix competition
was a nice bit of news to get, because only a couple
of days earlier I'd left my nicely-paid Internet
job to do music for a living. I listened to Marillion
as a teenager, and Steve R. had a big influence
when I was learning to play the guitar. Now that
I use the PC to make tunes, it's fun to rediscover
the band and rearrange some songs. |
My own songs are soundtracks for the strange films
in my head. They'll probably remind you of a movie
genre or composer, or the mood of a cult TV series
- it's trip-hop, guitars, brass sections and orchestras;
Twin Peaks, 50s Sci-Fi, Bond films and Hammer Horror. |
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Gary Hughes, UK - www.garyhughes.co.uk |
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RUNNER-UP: If My Heart Were A Ball It
Would Roll Uphill
No Monsters Remix
GRAND PRIZE: When I Meet God
Blissed Remix |
Gary Hughes is a multi-instrumentalist, producer
and engineer with experience working in many different
styles of music. His early musical credits include
playing drums with experimental rock band Apres
V and darlings of the early 90s Camden indie scene,
The Few. |
It was during the recording of pop/rock outfit
Goldliner's first CD that he first became interested
in engineering and production which also led to
a keen interest in computer-based music, and he
became adept in the cutting up and creating of drum
loops. |
More recently he's worked as in-house engineer
at Chiwahwah Music as well as working as a highly
respected session drummer/bassist. He's also co-founder
of new record label, Liquid Len Records. He currently
plays lead guitar with post-industrial goth mavericks,
History Of Guns, sings, plays drums and guitars
with Blue Label and still finds the time to produce
high quality eclectic dance music. |
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Tito Huapaya, Peru - www.thsounds.com
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GRAND PRIZE: If My Heart Were A Ball It
Would Roll Uphill
TH Mix |
I started playing keyboards in my childhood, and
growing up was influenced by many varied styles
of music, allowing me to make song arranging my
speciality - my musical styles range everywhere
from Electronic to Latin music. As a remixer, I
have recently had 5 winning remixes in the Atman
Remix Contest. |
I have made music from my home studio since 2002.
Currently I'm working as MIDI programmer for a mobile
phone ringtone company, produce advertising jingles,
collaborate on sample CD projects, and have many
of my original compositions in television and film
music libraries. |
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Masatoshi Inaba, Japan |
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RUNNER-UP: Fruit of the Wild Rose
2.5 Hearts In The Groove
Mix RUNNER-UP: Separated Out
Remix clip coming soon |
In 1993 after graduating University, I began my
career as a music composer with enthusiasm. In 1999
I had a great experience remixing music for the
Japanese TV drama BGM. As my career continues, I
have most recently remixed the japanese artist "Spinnerbait",
and have received several awareds from remix competitons
in Japan and abroad. |
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Cameron Lasswell, USA - www.lasswellmusic.com |
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GRAND PRIZE: Quartz
Dreamtime Mix |
Cameron has been immersed in music since he was
very young, studying classical piano, drums, trumpet
and guitar. His senior year of high school he was
voted most talented student. During high school
and after college Cameron was a keyboardist of various
cover bands performing at school and college dances.
After graduating from University of Oregon Cameron
ultimately went on to attend the world renowned
Grove School of Music in Los Angeles. While there
he studied in the Composing and Arranging program
where he composed, arranged and conducted for ensembles
ranging from 17 piece big bands up to a full 33
piece orchestra. Since graduation Cameron has been
involved in several professional projects. He currently
operates out of his own professional home studio
in the San Diego area. |
Cameron's winning entry has already appeared as
a b-side of the You're
Gone DVD single, released throughout Europe.
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Alan Miller, UK - www.melonfinger.com |
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RUNNER-UP: This is the 21st Century
Demystified Mix |
I'm currently investing my time and energy in
a band - Melon Finger - who I have just assisted
in recording their first album. Along the way, I
have now been absorbed to become a full band member
playing guitar. |
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Kostia Rapoport, Germany - www.softbimage.com/kostiarapoport |
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GRAND PRIZE: Fruit of the Wild Rose
Lullaby [re]Mix
GRAND PRIZE: Map of the World
Acid Kitsch [re]Mix
GRAND PRIZE: Number One
One Funky Number [re]Mix
SPECIAL PRIZE: Separated Out
In The Groove [re]Mix
GRAND PRIZE: This is the 21st Century
Ancient Instinct [re]Mix
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Kostia Rapoport was born in 1984 in St. Petersburg,
Russia. He started his musical carreer with a classical
piano education before the computer became his main
musical instrument. Apart from school he had a job
in a recording studio before he built up an own
little project studio where he is now working on
different ideas including remixes, own productions
and film scores. Since 2003 Kostia is studying classical
composition in the College of Music in Hannover,
Germany. |
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Redroque, UK - www.redroque.com |
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SPECIAL PRIZE: Map of the World
As We See It Mix |
Redroque came into being in 1993 when Ian Harvey
and Max Bellingham decided that they could write
better songs and be a whole lot more flexible than
the band they were in at the time. And they did,
and they were! A whole lot of albums later, they
are still working hard at it. |
On the last album "The World As We See It",
Ian's son Liam - a solo artist in his own right
- has provided the drums, Adam Pryke the solo guitars,
and Fi Witton backing vocals and sax. Ian and Max
still write the songs, but leave the others to provide
a different take on how the song progresses. It
went so well that the current album is being done
with the same people in the same way. |
We enjoyed the Marillion Remix Project immensley,
and so did the people who got involved. Liam again
provided drums plus acoustic guitar and backing
vocals. Uli Schwabe and Paul Keeler popped into
the studio clutching bottles of Guinness and laid
down the fiddles one evening after Mark and Ian
had come up with the concept and done a fair bit
of jiggery-pokery with the original vocal line. |
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Size 9, UK - www.size9.com |
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RUNNER-UP: Number One
Whatever Mix |
Occasionally moving away from their live band
work, the members of Size 9 have been known to dabble
in remixing and Electronic music when called to
duty. The Size 9 remix of the Marillion song "Go!"
appears on the Web
Christmas CD 2001. |
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