Mogwai Releasing Remix Album of "A Wrenched...

**irthesteve** · 02:19 PM on 10/05/12 #2

Mogwai Is My Dick

**Jason Tate** · 02:23 PM on 10/05/12 #3

**georgedcc** · 02:29 PM on 10/05/12 #4

Should be worth a listen or two. Remix albums are never essential, but there's usually a good couple of tracks in there. The Tim Hecker remix will be worth a listen anyway.

Edit: Jason, a little correction, the remix album is called A Wrenched Virile Lore, it's full of remixes from their last album, Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will.

**Jason Tate** · 02:36 PM on 10/05/12 #5

Originally Posted by georgedcc

Should be worth a listen or two. Remix albums are never essential, but there's usually a good couple of tracks in there. The Tim Hecker remix will be worth a listen anyway.

Edit: Jason, a little correction, the remix album is called A Wrenched Virile Lore, it's full of remixes from their last album, Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will.

Fixed.

**Stephin_DC** · 03:45 PM on 10/05/12 #6

What wou;d you guys say is the best record to give a listen for someone wanting to get into mogwai?? I love me some shoegaze, post-rock, instrumental music but Mogwai has such a big catalogue that I have no idea where to start ... suggestions??

suckitandsee · 04:41 PM on 10/05/12 #7

Originally Posted by Stephin_DC

What wou;d you guys say is the best record to give a listen for someone wanting to get into mogwai?? I love me some shoegaze, post-rock, instrumental music but Mogwai has such a big catalogue that I have no idea where to start ... suggestions??

MR BEAST
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seriously though

DiscosBack · 07:52 PM on 10/05/12 #8

Excited for The Soft Moon remix.

**IWasHerHorse** · 11:27 PM on 10/05/12 #9

Originally Posted by Stephin_DC

What wou;d you guys say is the best record to give a listen for someone wanting to get into mogwai?? I love me some shoegaze, post-rock, instrumental music but Mogwai has such a big catalogue that I have no idea where to start ... suggestions??

Come on Die Young. There's nothing wrong with that album.

I didn't really like Hardcore will never die but I'd really like to hear the Tim Hecker remix and the Zombi remix.

jbadag · 11:41 PM on 10/06/12 #10

Originally Posted by Stephin_DC

What wou;d you guys say is the best record to give a listen for someone wanting to get into mogwai?? I love me some shoegaze, post-rock, instrumental music but Mogwai has such a big catalogue that I have no idea where to start ... suggestions??

I've really let "The Hawk is Howling" sink in when I got it on vinyl. such a good record!


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