May 8, 2012
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We are, to put it mildly, lucky dudes. Over the years all of us have made many many fantastic friends through music/art/circumstance that have maintained those friendships over time/distance/massive life changes/allowing us to be house guests. The kinds of friends that will record your first EP without a pause and not sweat it when you never really mention it again or let you crash on their spacious basement couch while you are on a fruitless trip to Albany to play a show where the monitors are the only speakers working in the club and salve your ego by showing you the most amazing drum special effects video you have ever seen (that has somehow never made it to youtube? c'mon internet) OR just days after getting the acapellas from your new record sends you a bunch of remixes that are all rad. HERE IS A SURPRISE, ALL OF THOSE STORIES ARE ABOUT ONE PERSON (wowowow, writing), credited here as Mount Mole, this gentleman has had a hand in some of the seminal moments in Big Digits history as well as being an all around talent. Today he presents us with a somewhat 90s- high end/new millennium low end remix of the song we're calling Prototection.
-TD
