Freakin’ Mother Father has an origin that lies outside the usual context of music production. The idea emerged in 2003, on a flight to Bangkok. Mark Reeder and I were watching low-budget gangster films, heavily censored and stripped of their original tone. In one scene, the line “Fuck You Motherfucker” had been softened to the absurd: “Freak You Mother Father.” It was both involuntary comedy and immediate material. The phrase stayed. The track followed.

Performance Context

The original version was rarely part of my live sets. For LaLa Land, I produced a bootleg remix, tailored specifically for those nights. When the original did appear, it stood out. One particular moment remains: a set in Novi Sad, the room erupting as the track dropped. Mark captured the moment on film. It became part of the visual memory of this release.

New Interpretation

With the Tech My Brick Remix, Freakin’ Mother Father returns in a revised form. The remix strips the original down to its core and shifts it into darker, hypnotic terrain. Its repetitive structure and functional minimalism recall earlier productions such as Sexterminated, while extending the track’s logic further into techno. The remix is available exclusively via Dalek_Unreleased Bandcamp.