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Live Review: PREMIERE: DBFC take on DBFC with their own Mod Vision Mix of 'Autonomic'

Talented french electro duo DBFC have remixed their own track 'Autonomic', and if you like a heavier electro sound, then this one's for you.

Today we have something very special to share with you. Talented french electro duo DBFC have remixed their own track 'Autonomic', and if you like a heavier electro sound, then this one's for you.

Known in France for their eccentric live act, DBFC have perfected that underground European electronic sound, and bring something truly unique to the table. Their 'Mod Vision Mix' is no exception.

Beginning with that classic dark electro sound, the remix builds to a funkier twist, filled with hard hitting bells and synths, and completed with robotic vocals to create a real heavy, metallic sound.

When asked about how it felt doing a remix of their own track, David of DBFC said "We had a lot of fun in the studio doing this, we love the idea of making our own remix, messing around on vocals, coming up with this robotic voice which basically set the mood, playing around with the 'industrial' loop in the background, with its metallic resonance, without losing the psychedelics that we love. We were going for the techno that we love, high on drugs, without a care in the world."

Take a listen of the remix here:

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The song definitely has psychedelic elements to it. It's the kind of track you'd fall in love with on a dance floor at 4am, I know I definitely did. Big props to DBFC for a killer take on their own track.

Words by Julia Insolia

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