Girls Names to release Revisionism remix EP

Girls Names’ are set to release a collection of remixes of recent work by Mikey Young (Total Control), Broken English Club, Shift Work, Group Zero, and Tom Furse of the Horrors.

It’ll be called Revisionism and will be out September 16th.

Here’s the Mikey Young remix of ‘Zero Triptych’, the original of which clocks in at

Pre-order.

Tracklisting

1. Zero Triptych (Mikey Young Remix)
2. Malaga (Group Zero Remix)
3. A Hunger Artist (Broken English Club Remix)
4. Reticence (Shift Work Remix)
5. I Was You (Tom Furse Edit)

Tour dates

Live Dates
Aug 31st | Berlin, DE – Pop-Kultur Festival
Sept 3rd | Stradbally, IE – Electric Picnic 2016
Sept 21st | Gothenburg, SE – Pustervik
Sept 22nd | Stockholm, SE – Bar Brooklyn Disaster
Sept 24th | Helsinki, FI – Bar Loose
Sept 25th | Riga, LV – Nabaklab
Sept 29th | Krakow, PL – Klub RE
Sept 30th | Vienna, AT – Chelsea
Oct 1st | Brno, CZ – Fleda
Oct 2nd | Budapest, HU – Durer Kert
Oct 4th | Belgrade, RS – Elektropionir
Oct 6th | Bucharest, RO – Control Club
Oct 7th | Sofia, BG – Mixtape 5
Oct 8th | Skopje, MK – MKC

Niall Byrne

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