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Sometimes what you don’t do is as important as what you do. Brandt Brauer Frick have made name for themselves producing techno without the technology, using classical instruments in preference to synthesizers and computers. It’s a negative that’s had positive results. On the Berlin trios third album ‘Miami’, it’s again what Brandt Brauer Frick are not doing that is once again important: they aren’t slavishly following the formula of its two predecessors. “‘Mr Machine’ (2011's sophomore album) the record made with the (ten piece classical) ensemble, especially was very planned and strict,” says Paul Frick. “We wanted to be more spontaneous this time. We wanted to do something very different, more dark and more rough. We wanted to write songs rather than tracks that slowly evolve.” Now they’ve delivered a solid 12” EP “Broken Pieces / Skiffle It Up” remixed by Mouse On Mars, Dollkraut & Max Graef. ‘Broken Pieces feat. Jamie Lidell’ has been reworked by electronic pioneers ‘Mouse On Mars’ – one of the few electronic bands to stand the test of time “We synthesized every sound bit from our organic friends BBF and tuned Jamie's voice to the wrong pitch. Then we slowed down the tempo and had the washing machine do the arrangement. The final edit was made in a car while being on tour in the US, somewhere between the red woods and Salt Lake city. may the promis live forever“ Andi & Jan (M.O.M) “I made two very different remixes of the same track, combined them and created a spacefunk classic“ Max Graef “Broken Pieces, glued back together in a very melodic way using some classic instruments, a lot of swing and Jamie...“ Dollkraut