Tracklist revealed

We're happy to reveal the tracklist of the forthcoming EP!

1. Yesteryears (Radio Existence)
2. Yesteryears (Neuroticfish mix)
3. Personal Demon (Radio Existence)
4. Empty (Radio Existence)
5. Neverland (Halo In Reverse Mix)
6. Justify (VIP)
7. Yesteryears (Edge Of Dawn mix)
8. Yesteryears (Liquid Newt mix)
9. Tunnel Vision (This Morn' Omina mix)
10. Yesteryears (Ambient)

Announcing the forthcoming Yesteryears EP

We are excited to announce a forthcoming club EP with some extraordinary remixes. Main theme is the track ‘Yesteryears’ from our current album ‘Hotel Existence’. ‘Yesteryears’ was originally introduced on Septic X by Dependent Records.

We are proud both Neuroticfish and Edge of Dawn made astonishing club versions. We made a new club edit ourselves, and we’re happy to introduce the new solo project by our keyboard player, Liquid Newt, showcasing his promising skills with a remix.

This Morn' Omina joins the impressive tracklist with a remix for our track ‘Tunnel Vision’, while Halo In Reverse re-imagined the landscape of our ‘Neverland’. And then there’s that new club edit of ‘Empty’ and the heavy beat re-interpretation of the old ‘Personal Demon’.

We’re still working on a final tracklist, but we hope you are thrilled already. Out this fall on Alfa Matrix. Visual artist Ishoothorizon, who shot the cover picture, will join us again for a new video.

Beat Magazine (D) Remix & Mashup special

Those of you speaking German should check out the current edition of Beat Magazine covering all there is to know about remixes and mashups. Diskonnekted is featured twice in two elaborate ‘how to’ articles taking you step by step through the world of remixing and mashups. Both the remix and the mashup are included on the DVD accompanying the magazine.

First, there’s our track ‘Empty’ being mixed together with ‘Kites’ by the German electro project Strobotone. You can read in Beat Magazine how they mashed things up. And then there’s the remix: Edge of Dawn rearranged ‘Yesteryears’ for this special occasion. How about that! The result is catchy as hell and will be featured on a forthcoming EP after summer. (A new EP? Yes that’s right, but hush hush, more about that soon!)

More info: Beat Magazine

Some more things you should know about the tracklist

Maybe you recognize a few titles, but we can assure you all tracks are new in its album form.

We introduced 'Yesteryears' already on the Septic sampler. The version on the album however is the full extended version.

You might also know 'To have and to hold' from a Depeche Mode tribute sampler. But that one was rather made in a hurry. We took our time to improve the mix and Emeric even added a very cool guitar line. So again, on the album you will hear a full extended and ultimate version.

And then there's 'Dalloway's journey'. Some of you may know that track as it once was a free download on the Lemongrazz SoundCloud. Nick Warren even called it a 'cool track' - it took me a whole week to take that smile again from my face.
I added a vocal line that fitted the atmosphere, and thus it became a track that really suited 'Hotel Existence'.

Btw, Lemongrazz, being the sunny side project of Diskonnekted, will also be present on the limited 2cd box with additional remixes.

Septic X: out now!

Today the Septic X sampler by Dependent is officially released.
It features "Yesteryears" by Diskonnekted: a first real announcement of the forthcoming album "Hotel Existence".

After some very cool reactions by fans on the internet, the track is also well received in the first reviews.
From "brillantes Stück" in Sonic Seducer to "ein endlos schöner Song mit fast schon verschwenderischer Detailverliebtheit in der klanglichen Ausgestaltung" on Madgoth.de.

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Septic X

We’re excited to launch our new sound to the world via this cool compilation!

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As Dependent puts it:
"Volume number ten in this series, "SEPTIC X" once again combines a wealth of fresh sounds from all corners of the scene together with several big names. For everyone who has been drowning in the sea of MySpace and Facebook mediocrity, "SEPTIC X" will shine like a beacon of exceptional quality."