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PITCHSHIFTER Get Remixed By Kyo-Jin

January 29, 2002

PITCHSHIFTER are set to have one of the tracks from their forthcoming CD, entitled PSI, remixed by Kyo-Jin, who remixed PITCHSHIFTER's song Hidden Agenda from the Deviant album (featured on the Dead Battery CD single). Kyo-Jin's last mix, a storming drum and bass reworking of the band's hip hop-infused Hidden Agenda was reportedly the band's favorite mix of the Deviant record. Stated vocalist J.S. Clayden: "To be brutally honest, the Kyo-Jin mix was WAY ahead of the others we had done on the Deviant record, some of which, by bigger names, didn't have as much soul. We're all looking forward to another banging mix by Kyo-Jin. The last one was rude, I even managed to spin it a few times on guest DJ slots and it went down a treat."

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