Wrong World Remixed, Vol. 1

Wrong world? It certainly feels like it at the minute. Elsewhere it's all rapacious oil companies, civil war and ruining the planet. It's enough to give you the right hump. It's enough to make you want to listen to something with loud breakbeats and distorted metal guitars. As luck would have it loud breakbeats and distorted metal guitars is what characterises large portions of Wrong World which turns out to be a largely instrumental amalgamation of Underachievers-era Junkie XL, the heavier moments from Prodigy's Fat Of The Land and early Chemical Brothers - though there's probably a bit of industrial Kraut-metallers KMFDM's DNA in there somewhere too. Pulpfusion's got the right hump and makes his feelings felt on tracks like Freeze To Death In A Global Warming and Bombing For Peace (is like fucking for virginity). The title track is still the daddy though. Also, since it's an instrumental LP you are free to map your rage against whatever machine you like onto it. Happy days!

Now he smash the whole thing REMIXED in 2 volumes (!!!) with a couple of the best producers in the funk and breakbeat scene round the globe!

Heres Wrong World REMIXED Vol 1, incl Remixes by Hong Kong Ping Pong, Frenic, Zenit Incompatible, Guau, Jazz.K.Lipa, Stereo Beats, Ralmbla Fresh Combo, Daytoner, Lakeshore Drive, Shui, Monstaphunkaz, Stereo Assasin, Turntil & Merlin and Funkanizer!!! BooooooM!