Minus the Bears sophomore albumMenos El Osowas a significant departure from their debut full-lengthHighly Refined Pirates. The playful guitar-tapping, fluid production, and nostalgia-bating melodies were largely excised for air-tight drums, glitchy guitar samples, and an overall air that was more of a futurist interpretation of sepia-toned noir than their predecessors contemporary Polaroid romanticism. It was an album that already sounded like a dark, stuttering remix of their previous efforts. But Minus the Bear was stillin both spirit and instrumentationa rock band, and those staccato riffs and dance beats practically begged to be re-examined from behind the producers console. So the band enlisted a team of underground remix artists to reinvent each ofMenos El Osos eleven tracks. The resultingInterpretaciones Del Osois a wild and imaginative ride through a dizzying array of sonic reconstructions. P.O.S. makes Drilling a club banger; FOG turns Memphis & 53rd into the kind of murky gloom churned out by reclusive black metalhead Xasthur; Dlek producer Oktopus transforms The Game Needed Me into a dreamy druggy daze; Battles Tyondai Braxton deconstructs Fulfill The Dream into a send-up of classic Warp Records IDM. As part of their 20thanniversary celebratory series, Suicide Squeeze is proud to offer a limited vinyl repress ofInterpretaciones Del Osoon 1000 copies of Taos-colored vinyl with updated artwork, printed inner sleeves, and a download card.