ike yard - remix ep 1 - blackest ever black / desire records - vinyl 
BLACKEST 011 / DSR 060 - 66914 - uk12' - €13.50
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Genre: Techno / Electro
1. Loss (Regis Version)
2. NCR (Monoton / KB Dub Mix)
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This 12" heralds Desire's vinyl reissue of Ike Yard's self-titled album in Autumn. Originally released on Factory America in 1982, Ike
Yard was a product of the New York no wave scene, but also stood very much apart from it, then as now.
Following his remixes of Raime and Vatican Shadow, and his own In A Syrian Tongue EP, Regis returns to B.E.B. with a brooding,
immaculately swung version of Ike Yard's 'Loss'. This is no 21st century techno makeover; Ike Yard's music requires no such
updating. It sounds more like Regis sneaked into the The Ranch in '82, thrashing out a mix on the desk there and then.
On the B-side, hypermedia researcher and artist Konrad Becker, aka Monoton, whose own seminal electronic work of '82,
Monotonprodukt 07, was also recently reissued by Desire, supplies an engrossing dub mix of Ike Yard's 'NCR'. Like Regis,
Becker preserves the sound and spirit of the original parts, twisting them into a compulsive groove wrought out of desiccated
breakbeats, wailing synths and immense sub-bass detonations.
This is a 12" vinyl release with artwork by Stephen Americh, inspired by the Factory America design for Ike Yard.
