Teen Gothic

Hello,

I was tired of the weak sound of some 80's Post-Punk/Darkwave/Goth/Alternative/EBM/Industrial albums and did some home-remastering of them. They basically have one thing in common: more bass, more clarity, and a widening of the stereo field.

I worked with what I had so MP3s and FLACs are the original sources, no ripped stems for these (I may try that later). I think the results are still quite satisfying. I thought of sharing them with other freaks that may enjoy this.

Those remasters are available on Soulseek, in 96,000 HZ 24bit FLAC format, under user "Von Cracker":

– Amebix – Arise!

– Bauhaus – Bela Lugosi's Dead

– Bauhaus – In the Flat Field

– Cabaret Voltaire – The Original Sound of Sheffield

– Clan of Xymox – S/T 1st album

– Clan of Xymos – Medusa

– Clan of Xymox – Twist of Shadows

– Cocteau Twins – Garlands

– Dead Can Dance – S/T 1st Album

– Fields of the Nephilim – Dawnrazor

– Fields of the Nephilim – Elizium

– Fields of the Nephilim – The Nephilim

– Front 242 – Official Version

– Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures

– Killing Joke – Extremities, Dirt & Various Repressed Emotions

– Killing Joke – S/T 1st Album

– Ministry – The Mind is a Terrible Thing To Taste

– Moev – Yeah, Whatever

– Nitzer Ebb – Belief

– Nitzer Ebb – That Total Age

– Red Lorry Yellow Lorry – Nothing Wrong

– Red Lorry Yellow Lorry – Paint Your Wagon

– Red Lorry Yellow Lorry – Talk About the Weather

– Siouxsie & The Banshees – Kaleidoscope

– Skinny Puppy – Bites

– Skinny Puppy – Mind TP

– Skinny Puppy – Cleanse, Fold & Manipulate

– The Chameleons – Script of the Bridge

– The Sisters of Mercy – First and Last and Always

– The Young Gods – S/T 1st Album

– The Young Gods – L'eau Rouge

Expect other albums by the same artists listed above, and other artist additions, as weeks go by; other genres (Hardcore, Punk, Metal) will soon follow. I don't make any money out of this and if bands-labels aren't happy, I'll be glad to take their album out. I'm only doing this because I truly love listening to these albums and they deserve a bit more standing in a mix.

Enjoy listening.

Von Cracker