Finitribe - De Testimony Size Of Ear 2014 Remixes
Review by Серёга Киселев
De Testimony Size Of Ear 2014 Remixes by Finitribe is an album that showcases the band's versatility and creativity. The album features remixes of some of the band's most popular tracks, including "101", "Monster in the House", and "Forevergreen".
The remixes are fresh and innovative, blending electronic beats and synths with the band's signature sound. The album is a great example of how a band can evolve and adapt to changing musical trends without compromising its artistic integrity.
One of the standout tracks on the album is the remix of "101", which features a driving beat that is sure to get listeners moving. The remix of "Monster in the House" is also noteworthy, with its haunting vocals and eerie synth lines.
Table of Contents
Download
Filename: finitribe-de-testimony-size-of-ear-2014-remixes.rar- MP3 size: 21 mb
- FLAC size: 331.8 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Detestimony (Graham Massey 101 Mix) | 8:47 | |
| Detestimony (A Finiflex Production Mix) | 8:46 | |
| Detestimony (Robot 84 Balearic Mix) | 5:28 | |
| Detestimony (Justin Robertson Deadstock 33's) | 6:11 | |
| Detestimony (A JD Twitch Optimo Mix) | 4:47 | |
| Detestimony (Tauchsieder Mix) | 4:43 | |
| Detestimony (Original Collapsing Edit) | 3:56 |
Video
Finitribe - De Testimony (micro mix)
Fini Tribe-De Testimony (batter mix)
FINI TRIBE - De Testimony (Collapsing Edit)
Images
Catalog Numbers
FFFT001Labels
FFFTListen online
- escuchar en línea
- lyssna på nätet
- ouvir online
- online anhören
- kuunnella verkossa
- online luisteren
- ascolta in linea
- lytte på nettet
- écouter en ligne
Formats
- 7 × File
- MP3
- Single
About Finitribe
Production team from Edinburgh, Scotland. Originally a post-punk group called Fini Tribe fronted by vocalist Chris Connelly, they acquired a sampler and moved in an experimental post-industrial direction. The Let The Tribe Grow EP featured the track 'De Testimony', which became an anthem for the original Balearic scene.
Three members left after a tour in 1988, including Connelly who moved to the States and joined and .
The slimmed down group amended their name to Finitribe and gradually moved to more of a techno/electro sound. After 1995's 'Sheigra' John Vinsky also left, Miller & Pinsky released one more Album before the group faded out after one last EP issued in 2001.
For a spell, they ran the Coup nightclub in Edinburgh.
Real Name
- David Miller & Philip Pinsky
Name Vars
- Fini Tribe
- Fini tribe
- Fini-Tribe
- Finnitribe
Aliases
- Peter Perfect
Members
- Chris Connelly
- John Vick
- Philip Pinsky
- David Miller
- Simon McGlynn
- Thomas McGregor
Summary by Серёга Киселев
Comments
Does anyone have the lyrics?
Haven't heard this since the '80s but remember it well. Couldn't remember the name but thought it might have been on Cathexis records.
Mike Allan introduced me to this
Someone make the multitrack available! Please
Da BELLS Da BELLS lovin those Bells!!! Such a tune!!!
Out my head on ecstasy at the WAG in Soho 1988. Aciiiiid.
John Peel played this... an i??? Rushed down Manchester to buy it!!! What a tune... still sounding good in 2020!!! Love them bells!
Classic...
Welcome to Satanic House at its best, ooh I could sacrifice a virgin.
Been dancing with the devil ever since ❤️?☮️ Oi Oi ?
Club Culture documentary from late '88 - this mixed into Why Why Why ???
Joyitas diferentes,80s valencia
Wait, what? Isn't this Make It Internal?
Reminds me of Nitzer Ebb and Skinny Puppy.
Same bells as Dance with the devil
Bout 4 in the morning fitness centre..theyd drop this and the place would xplode. X
ptm la crema papeeeeeee
Just listening to a lot of these ancient 80's sampling/cut-up records. God, you really get sick of the 8 times table after a while.
so buzzing i stumbled across this....never knew who it was by, but remember it well when i was about 15!!!!
Balearic
We did it in Edinburgh last Nov and doing it this Nov, just under 200 people from back in the day it was great.....
i got back to my roots......
i got back to my roots......
we are here loud and clear https://www.facebook.com/FiniTribe
Goose Duplicates
The bells! The Bells! Fucking QUALITY Indeed!
I was beside myself if I was waiting to get into TheFuture and this was playing and I wasn't able to boogie, suppose it served me right for not leaving Surrey until after Cell Block H had finished! Thursdays were the best !
@bkse2309 Not really the same time. I think it came out circa 86, acid house was a couple of years later. I was really into bands like 23 Skido, 400 blows, Test Dept, Cabaret Votaire etc. before acid house ...that's what made house so applicable to a wide audience...it wasn't impossible for a heavy industrialist, crusty, raggamuffin, northern souler to connect the dots from their preference to acid house and end up dancing side by side...Doesn't happen often, a priveledge to have lived!
God I love this track - came out around the same time as the acid house movement but from a very different place. Became a Balearic Choon of the day and was even ripped off blatantly in a less out-there rip off. Guess that's what you get if you Dance With The Devil.
Strange but true, my Wardrobe used to belong to one of Test Dept., long story. Also was staying in Chris Connely's flat (Fini, Revolting Cocks etc.) when he had his dick pierced. Didn't look! Always loved the Cabs too. More to the point, your timeline is more accurate than mine, but it was a weird merging of musics and tribes back then. Perhaps the last shout of music and a certain type of politics existing together. Good times. Be happy.