Album Results

Various

Genre: DANCE
Label: ZYX Music
Release date: 2001


Disc 1 of 2
1. I Wanna Be Your Dog: (Album Version) SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	Dakar & Grinser	more

2. Kaltes Klares Wasser: (kkw Mix) SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	Malaria Wasserman	more

3. Girls Got Rhythm: SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	Christian Morge...	more

4. Ca Plane Pour Moi: SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	David Carretta	more

5. All Exhale: (Luke's Club Mix) SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	Luke Slater	more

6. Centrafrique Part 1: (Ben Sims Hardgroove Mix) SCH...	Samuel L. Session	more

7. A Dream: SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	The Trinity	more

8. One Night in NYC: (Chris Liebing Remix) SCHRANZ IN...	The Horrorist	more

9. Fugitive: (Chain Gang EP) SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	Tim Baker	more

10. Lolipop: SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	DJ Rush	more

11. My Beat: (AMbassador Remix) SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	Palmer Brown Blaze	more

12. Voltage Controlled: SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	Andreas Muegge	more

13. Paranoid: (Club Remix) SCHRANZ INTO DUSK	Nico Schmidt Jr.	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Braunkohle: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	DJ Merlyn	more

2. Housef****r: (Christopher Just Remix) SCHRANZ UNTI...	Dj One Finger	more

3. Love Game: (Wild Filter Mix) SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Soundshaper	more

4. Silver: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Rob Acid	more

5. Get Crystalized: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Gayle San	more

6. Indian Cries: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Marco Bailey	more

7. Deep Bass: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Bando	more

8. Alles Nach Nippon: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Takkyu Ishino	more

9. Dancefloorkilla: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Donstone	more

10. Harmonika Remix: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Luygi Van	more

11. Errattertditontur: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Andreas Krämer Thomas Pogadl	more

12. Endzeit: SCHRANZ UNTIL DAWN	Rauch Schall	more

Featured Review
	How It Ends Devotchka
Devotchka's music has always had a cinematic quality, first unveiled to major audiences as part of the successful indie flick "Little Miss Sunshine". The last track on that soundtrack was "How It Ends" and since then, its melancholic vocal nuances have been a recurrent inspiration, also used in the "Everything Is Illuminated" trailer. Its most original synchronization to date has to be the recent "Gears Of War 2" commercial. Maybe an odd choice to end up as background music for audiovisual battles against aliens, but Nick Urata's tenor grandeur and the fine strings and piano arrangements added a shockingly new epic dimension to the sophisticated, computer-generated images of the popular Xbox videogame. ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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