Dance + Electro + Pop = Popular Damage. Thus was the simple algebra behind the 2007 genesis of the collaborative project between Manchester-born Nadine Raihani and Stephan Hengst. Berlin’s post-rock and indie scene was the common denominator which brought these two forces together in their quest perfect the formula for dance-worthy pop music.
Popular Damage is a real child of the noughties: the Internet has played a key medium behind the project using free track give-aways as an instrumental role in spreading Popular Damage’s infectious dance-electro-pop inventions amid their loyal following and beyond. Their back once again, doing just that....so everyone say thank you.
This time they tackle The xx's Crystalised. They slice, dice it, and rearrange it then put it back together again and unleash it on the dancefloor and results are an epic punked up monster.
Popular Damage is a real child of the noughties: the Internet has played a key medium behind the project using free track give-aways as an instrumental role in spreading Popular Damage’s infectious dance-electro-pop inventions amid their loyal following and beyond. Their back once again, doing just that....so everyone say thank you.
This time they tackle The xx's Crystalised. They slice, dice it, and rearrange it then put it back together again and unleash it on the dancefloor and results are an epic punked up monster.
Download: Crystalised
