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June 19, 2007

New Chemical Brothers - "Do It Again (Oliver Huntemann Dub Mix)"

You've witnessed the oral-hygienic benefits of "Do It Again" in its original incarnation, now listen to Oliver Huntemann's dub mix of the track, which retains the Brothers' "brain like bubblegum" banter, now with extra bleeps and minty fresh taste.

The Huntemann mix comes from the "Do It Again" single, while the We Are The Night LP is out 7/2 in the UK and 7/17 in the US on Astralwerks. Between this single and the Midlake-guesting "The Pills Won't Help You Now," the record is shaping up to be solid. Also, the Chemical sibs are premiering their "Do It Again" video in Second Life, so avoid all human contact, pull up a virtual couch and get your virtual-geek on. (Hey it's what we bloggers do every day, we won't judge, you loser.)

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remember when mp3 was a fairly new technology and most songs you downloaded off of napsters had horrible bleeps throughout because of bad encoding software??

why the fuck would you put that in a song?

Posted by: nick at 06/19/07 7:21 PM | Reply
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sounds pretty dope to moi....the bros know

Posted by: Janet Reno at 06/21/07 12:52 AM | Reply
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amazing ... mix ** perfect... portugal love's your work

Posted by: marcelo at 06/25/07 6:31 PM | Reply
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