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Howling – Smells Like Teen Spirit

Label/Cat#: Monkeytown Germany – MKTXTR 002
Year: 12 September, 2014
Source: WEB
Format: mp3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 20 MB
Genre: Electronic
Style: Electronic

Tracklist:
1. Smells Like Teen Spirit (8:59)

Modeselektor’s Monkeytown label has never shied away from releasing music that’s a little eccentric and left-of-centre. Even so, few would have expected them to release a minimal techno-inspired atmospheric deep house cover of Nirvana’s grunge classic “Smells Like Teen Spirit”. The men responsible are – somewhat surprisingly – RY X and Ame’s Frank Wiedemann, who don the Howling alias for the first time since their eponymous debut on Transmodern. Their interpretation is one of those records that will divide opinions; those who love it will claim it’s a nine-minute chunk of winding, atmospheric house with a beguiling, haunting vocal atop. Certainly, you can feel the pain and anguish in the vocal.