TowerBlock1 (aka Jimmy Cauty of The KLF and The Orb) provides Fats Canine’s ‘Peace Tune’ ‘A Riot In Sydenham Bus Depot remix’

A brand new remix of Fats Canine’s ‘Peace Tune’ has been shared by TowerBlock1 – test it out under.

The discharge is a brand new variation of the observe that was shared shortly after the discharge of the band’s debut dwell album ‘WOOF.’. Within the new combine, TowerBlock1 – aka Jimmy Cauty of The KLF and The Orb – places his personal spin on the one, making it into extra of a rave-inspired hit.

There are nonetheless nods to the unique launch, together with the memorable line from Fats Canine frontman Joe Love, as he says: “When the battle is over”, amid a kids’s choir and remoted canine barks.

For the brand new model although, which has been dubbed the ‘Riot In Sydenham Bus Depot remix’, TowerBlock1 places ahead a extra chaotic, intriguing method. That is achieved by integrating a jungle beat, police sirens and an Elvis-referencing pattern. It additionally captures the anarchic really feel of an unpredictable night time out, together with nods to race tradition.

Test it out under, together with a music video directed and animated by Evan Lawday alongside 3-D modelling by Luka Davlianidze. Within the visible accompaniment, the identical character is seen from the unique ‘Peace Tune’ video, which hit the streets of South East London.

A 12” of each ‘Peace Tune’ and the TowerBlock1 remix is out there to pre-order, and is about to be launched on August 15.

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Final 12 months, ‘WOOF.’ was given a glowing five-star evaluate from NME and described as “a reckless and raucous debut album pumped stuffed with adrenaline”.

“It’s clear from the get-go that this isn't a band who take themselves critically – you needn’t look additional than drummer Johnny ‘Doghead’ Hutchinson’s ever-present latex canine masks,” it learn. “However crucially, they’ve dedicated to the bit, and it makes the intricate and infrequently depressing post-punk that’s inundated the UK just lately seem to be a bore as compared.

“Scream the phrases and dive head-first into the Fats Canine expertise, as a result of ‘Woof.’ is pure, unbridled escapism – simply what the world wants proper now.”

Forward of the discharge, the band spoke to NME as a part of The Cowl, and keyboardist Chris Hughes defined what makes them stand out from different rising artists.

“What we’ve obtained as a band is particular. I hear issues from my mates who're in different teams, and there simply appears to be fixed animosity elsewhere,” he mentioned. “We get these moments the place every little thing strains up: generally, all of us have a look at one another on stage, and quietly recognise that we’re taking part in a extremely good gig. It’s an incredible feeling.”

Later this 12 months, Fats Canine have a number of dwell exhibits deliberate for the UK and Europe. It was beforehand confirmed, for instance, that they had been among the many first wave of names confirmed for the 2025 version of Iceland Airwaves Competition.

Different gigs embrace a slot at Broad Awake pageant, Inexperienced Man, Radio 1 Huge Weekend, in addition to a gap gig at Sheffield’s Rock N Roll Circus 2025 alongside Queens Of The Stone Age and a headline slot at Troxy in London. Visit here for tickets.