Pixel Grip Announces 'Percepticide Remixes' with new KAVARI Remix
Chicago darkwave/electronic trio Pixel Grip have announced a new remix package, Percepticide Remixes for their acclaimed 2025 album Percepticide: The Death of Reality. The release is led by Glasgow-based producer KAVARI’s remix of “Noise,” out now.
The original Percepticide pushed Pixel Grip’s dark, club-facing sound into its most volatile form yet — a self-released, emotionally charged collision of EBM, techno, darkwave, synthpop, and industrial pop built around betrayal, trauma, rage, and reconstruction. Over the past year, the band has been praised for channeling that intensity into one of their strongest records to date, while continuing to grow as a ferocious live act and fully independent project.
The remix package expands that world through a wide-ranging cast of electronic artists, including KAVARI, Perel, Frazer Ray, Inhalt, Black Asteroid, Auragraph, Curses, Matrixxman, Normal Bias, A Thousand Mad Things, club.drippy, Babymajick, and Pixel Grip themselves. KAVARI’s take on “Noise” refracts the original through a harder, more fractured club lens, opening the campaign with a version that feels purpose-built for late-night rooms and electronic press.
Percepticide: Remixed Tracklist
1. Percepticide (Pixel Grip Intro)
2. Insignificant (INHALT Remix)
3. Moment With God (Perel Remix)
4. Reason To Stay (Curses Remix)
5. Bet You Do. (Auragraph Remix)
6. Noise (Kavari Remix)
7. Split (Club Drippy Remix)
8. Jealousy Is Lethal (A Thousand Mad Things Remix)
9. Crows Feast (Frazer Ray Remix)
10. Reason To Stay (Matrixxman Remix)
11. Last Laugh (Mercy Girl Remix)
12. Stamina (Fire-Toolz Remix)
13. Gonna Be Faster (Majick Remix)
14. Work or Shut Up (Ole Mic Odd Remix)
15. Reason To Stay (Black Asteroid Remix)
16. Crows Feast (Normal Bias Remix)
Percepticide Remixed arrives on July 29, with festival dates for Pixel Grip to follow this summer, including Hinterland, Just Like Heaven, and Bumbershoot. In the fall, the band will be embarking on a European arena tour supporting KoRn, hitting Berlin, Prague, Krakow, and more.