u/FruitSlicerr

Like this album has better mixing/mastering than most actual audiophile albums/masterings. For an indie album that came out in 97 that is frickin impressive. Actually, this might be the greatest mix/master I've ever heard. Absolutely no harsh frequencies at all, everything is sharp and clear, there is lots of depth, wide soundstage... Everything you could ever want is in this album. Phenomenal.

My favourite New order songs re-remastered by me! My Goal with this: Improved clarity, dynamics, and depth/timbre. I wanted to make this after hearing the steven wilson remixes of movement, because those just sounded so damn good. It really opened up my eyes to how good music could sound if it was mixed/mastered like that, and those mixes are what actually started my audiophile obsession. But Steven wilson only did movement, low-life, and brotherhood, which miss out on most of my other favourite new order songs. So that is what I wanted to do with these, upgrade my favourite new order songs to near steven wilson quality! Also sorry if there is noise on ceremony and some other songs, I tried to denoise them but It just lost a lot of clarity and sounded muffled. Maybe if someone else knows how to denoise those songs I could send you the files? Anyways, enjoy and please give your feedback.

My new remaster of souvlaki! I especially wanted to improve this one because I find the mastering on spotify a bit harsh... So for this remaster, I improved the clarity, dynamic range, and removed some compression, and also well, tuned down the harshness! Now you can turn up the volume and get fully immersed in the album. Enjoy!

Includes unknown pleasures (minus wilderness), some songs from closer, the 3 singles, and my ceremony remake...

all of my favourite duster songs now re-remastered for the best quality possible. Changes - improved dynamic range, clarity, and percieved fidelity of the songs.

includes: stars will fall, heading for the door, gold dust, topical solution, four hours, diamond, echo bravo, constellations, light years, me and the birds, inside out, stratosphere, reed to hillsborough, the breakup suite, earth moon transit, unrecovery.

my favourite spiderland material from slint now re-remastered for the highest fidelity possible! Includes: 5 songs from spiderland, and a remaster of Glenn (Spiderland Outtake). Enjoy!

leaves turn inside you reremastered for the highest fidelity possible! Other changes: album is now phase corrected and listenable in mono! Also removed all clicking and popping that is prominent through the whole album! Enjoy!

my remaster of my fav album turn on the bright lights! my goal with this was to improve the clarity, depth, timbre, and dynamic range of TOTBL to make it not stand out in my music library full of higher quality music. The quality jump is absolutely massive, so I hope interpals enjoy it! Also sorry to the roland fans, I had to cut it out because the clipping distortion was too much it ruined the song... Sorry...

New high quality remasters of my favourite unwound songs from the first 4 albums, resequenced to sound like they all came from the same album. I wanted to remaster these songs because I love unwound very much, so I put lots of effort into these remasters! I was inspired to make this after wondering why Lady Elect from repetition was Track 5 instead of the outro, since it is the IMO the most climactic and emotional track on Repetition, So I wanted to make a compilation with it as the outro. Things got even more crazy when I was sequencing and realized that the songs I picked could actually be sequenced to form a very emotional concept narrative, so instead of a normal "best of" compilation, its now a concept compilation! Please give any feedback you have.

I wanted to remaster unknown pleasures myself, because the official remasters sound kinda bad. It started out as just improving the clarity and depth of the music, but then I wanted to get rid of the very light drum sound, because the live versions of disorder with the pounding drums sounded much cooler. I reinforced the drums to have more oomph to them. Then I wanted to widen the stereo image, as unknown pleasures is very narrow compared to closer. Since I changed the drum sound, I guess this doesn't classify as a remaster, but as a remix instead.