Showing All "Holy Other" Posts
Sep 30th, 2011 2 Comments
It's the return of Remixtape, the feature where I listen to a tremendous amount of shitty blog-bait "X Remixes Y" tracks and weed out those worth your weed-out. (Right?) Volume 6 opens with this…   Read Story »
Sep 13th, 2011 137 Comments
Last year, right around the time summer turned to fall, we at Stereogum published our list of the 40 best new bands of the year. The idea of a "new" band is a pretty nebulous one, since many of the…   Read Story »
Aug 31st, 2011 1 Comment
Berlin producer and Remixtape veteran Holy Other does his ghoulish thing on this rework of one of How To Dress Well's strongest tracks, "Suicide Dream 2." The cut appears on How To Dress Well's…   Read Story »
Jul 27th, 2011 3 Comments
This late-night street-wandering MFK-directed video for Holy Other's "Know Where" fits the With U track like a shadow.
The With You EP is out via Tri Angle.   Read Story »
Jun 28th, 2011 3 Comments
This month's Remixtape opens with a rework of the Miracles Club by Cut Copy, a pair of remixes by Grimes, a submission by Gwilym Gold of the band Golden Silvers, and a dancehall rework of Gang Gang…   Read Story »
May 26th, 2011 Comment
This summer, Manchester-based mixtape perennial Holy Other releases his debut EP on Tri Angle Records, home of similarly gauzy/gothic, dragged-out beat and R&B experimentalists like Balam Acab, How…   Read Story »
Feb 11th, 2011 13 Comments
Most remixes are shit. This new feature exists in defense of The Remix. So, welcome to Remixtape: a monthly compilation of the best recent remix MP3s floating around the internet because despite the…   Read Story »
Nov 4th, 2010 14 Comments
Back again with another monthly mix which, per its title, you should continue to expect monthly. We're glad you guys enjoyed the last installment, and thoroughly appreciate the feedback. In case you…   Read Story »
Sep 15th, 2010 Comment
Berlin-via-Manchester shadow builder Holy Other is releasing his debut single on Transparent. The songs have a hollowed-out darkness to them that goes better with morose, romantic Norwegian Svarte…   Read Story »



































