
New remix album from Danish noise rock band Salli Lunn
A Frame of Reference is the latest release from the Danish spectral noise-rock quartet Salli Lunn. The album comprises remixes of songs from their awesome debut album, Heresy and Rite, plus all-new songs.
Remix artists include Scott Solter, Markus Mehr, TV-Baby, Manual and City of Satellites. Check out one of the album cuts below: the Manual (Jonas Munk) remix of the track The Invention of Steel.
Tagged: City of Satellites, danish, Heresy and Rite, jonas munk, manual, Markus Mehr, math rock, noise-rock, remix, scott solter, TV-Baby
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