'Symphony of the Sneaky Flutes' (Damon Tuntunjian Conducts the Sneaky Flute Orchestra, Scituate, MA)br> 'Who Was In Scituate on the Fourth of July? Mix' (Remix: Number One Dog vs. Boys, Protect Yourselves From Aliens' (Remix: Carlos Slinger)ДЎ2. San Cristobal De Las Casas' (Remix: Rich Costey)ДЎ1. 'A Sneaky Flute Field Recording' (From The A. 'Sterling Moss Slippy Mix' (Remix: Bob Brass)Д¦. Drunk In Your Sled Version' (Remix: Adam Pierce)ДҐ. 'Sea Wolf Edit' (Remix: Sneaky Flute Orchestra)Д¤. In Harmony Retrograde Transposition' (Remix: DJ Spooky)ДЈ. The album charted on both CMJ's 'Radio 200' and 1998 'Core Radio' lists. Performed live at a music festival, the song was a mainstay for Swirles' original line up, harkening back to the members' punk rock roots. The compact disc version of the album closes with a hidden track of Swirlies covering the song 'Glue' by 1980s Boston hardcore punk band S.S. The others are experiments by individual band members, archival practice recordings of the band jamming, or field recordings like those that appear on other Swirlies records.

Songs ДЄbout half of the album's tracks are DJ remixes of previously released Swirlies songs. Guest DJs included Swirlies producer Rich Costey, trip-hop artist DJ Spooky, and Swirlies then-new drummer Adam Pierce from American shoegaze outfit Mice Parade. Remaining guitarist Damon Tutunjian and bassist Andy Bernick took this as an opportunity to explore further possibilities for collaboration, and so invited several East Coast electronica artists to remix their songs. As band members' academic pursuits fueled line-up changes, the group found themselves drummerless for a spell and adopted a drum machine to fill out its rhythm section. Swirlies released their first dance remix following their first LP in 1993 and soon began incorporating more electronic instruments into their live set and in composing their next album.

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