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Video by Remon Claassen - who has won the Vinticious Versions Video Contest with his video:

“Hi there, thanks for watching this video! Hope you liked it as much as the music.

My name is Remon Claassen (www.remonclaassen.nl), I’ve been an editor / motion graphics designer since 2008 and had a blast creating this video for ‘Wait For Evolution’! Because of the vintage elements in the music, I wanted to show similar visuals. The idea was to take old photos, illustrations and film clips, and remix them into a modern animated video. Once again, the internet turns out to be a true goldmine! Every single element I’ve used comes from the public domain or was made available to use in projects like this. So I took what I could get, put it all together with Torre’s lyrics and edited the video to the song’s rhythm. It was made in quite a rush, but I hope you like the result!

Check out my website for more of my work. I’m always open to new ideas!

Thanks De Staat!”

Wait for Evolution (Vinticious Version) is a track from the album "Vinticious Versions" - Released on November 24, 2014

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Following the release of their third album ‘I_CON’ which reached #2 in their homeland last year the Dutch alternative rock quintet De Staat return with their ‘Vinticious Versions’ EP out on 24 November on Vinyl/CD/Digital via Cool Green Recordings/Mascot Label Group.

Where I_CON combined instruments in such a way that you don’t immediately recognize which instrument you’re hearing, frontman Torre Florim described it as “very much guitar driven but weirder”, ‘Vinictious Versions’ takes you on another journey altogether. Made up of re-worked versions of their own songs off of their previous three albums ‘I_CON’ (2013), ‘Machinery’ (2011) and ‘Wait for Evolution’ (2009) the EP takes you on a trip down an alternative pathway with familiar surroundings…something that is a little more “dark and delicious” according to Florim.

When talking about breaking down the structure of their songs to re-work them the captivating frontman talks about the approach saying “we're a very sound based band so if we're going to make the song smaller, it's got to be different. In our recordings we’ve used sounds from the 60s and 70s, I like the Tarantino vibe on songs such as The George Baker Selections’ ‘Little Green Bag' – I really like the sound of that.”

Continuing about the backstory of the EP he recalls that the concept arrived when they were asked to play radio sessions and small in-store shows. “We started to think of different versions to play, its way more fun when you go into a radio station with a little guitar amp and an organ and try to do something a little different. We’re not really a chord based band – so when you take a song to a small setting you have to be creative with it.”

“It's not like an acoustic version, we didn’t want to do that, that sound is too sweet, it doesn’t work with our stuff, it's more mellow ...It's dark and delicious” he continues. With that feeling in mind combined with the retro feel of the recordings it brings together the vintage element with the deliciousness giving them the name ‘Vinticious Versions’.

Picking out highlights he opens up further; “one of my favourites is ‘Input Source Select’ – it’s like an old school hip hop track, it sounds like we’ve used lots of old loops but we recorded the drums ourselves and copy and pasted it so it has a drum machine sound – it’s a homage to the Wu-Tang Clan, De La Soul and A Tribe Called Quest and on Devil’s Blood we went all out and high pitched and was inspired by D’Angelo and stuff like that”.

De Staat are:

Torre Florim (vocals, guitar),

Jop van Summeren (bass, vocals),

Rocco Hueting (special FX, keys, percussion & vocals),

Vedran Mircetic (guitar)

Tim van Delft (drums).

Produced, mixed and recorded by Torre Florim.

Mastering by Darius van Helfteren.

Artwork by Robert Muda.

Released on Cool Green Recordings/Mascot Records.

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