Simon Bookish / Leo Chadburn

REMIXES

Remix Discography

**Serafina Steer, Motion Pictures (Simon Bookish Remix)**
Release Date: 20th April 2013
Label: Stolen Recordings
B-side of "Disco Compilation" 7" single.

Alice Grant / Seb Rochford — **Seb Rochford feat. Alice Grant, Rini Gave Word (Simon Bookish Remix)**
Release Date: 25th May 2012
Label: The Leaf Label
Listen on Bandcamp.

**Alexander's Festival Hall, Upturned in Slow Motion (Simon Bookish Remix)**
Release Date: 9th April 2012
Label: Melodical Trax
Listen on Alexander's Festival Hall's Bandcamp page.

**Late of the Pier, Blueberry (Simon Bookish Remix)**
Release Date: 23rd August 2010
Phantasy Sound
12" Vinyl, Double A-side with Soulwax Remix
Listen on Late of the Pier's Bandcamp page.

**Piney Gir, After the Flood (a Simon Bookish Remix)**
Release Date: 23rd August 2010

**The Chap, We Work in Bars (Simon Bookish Remix)**
Release Date: 3rd May 2010
Lo Recordings
Listen on The Chap's Bandcamp page.

**Owen Pallett, Keep the Dog Quiet (Simon Bookish Remix)**
Release Date: 21st June 2010
Domino Records
On 12" vinyl EP, *Lewis Takes off his Shirt*

**Acoustic Ladyland, The Mighty Q (Simon Bookish Drifting Q Remix)**
Release Date: 7th December 2009
Strong and Wrong Records
On *The Mighty Q EP*

**Grizzly Bear, Eavesdropping (Simon Bookish Remix)**
Release Date: 8th November 2005
Kanine/Rumraket Records
On *Horn of Plenty* (album), Double CD edition.

**The Organ, Memorize the City (Simon Bookish Remix)**
Release Date: Autumn 2005
Noize Records
CD single

**Franz Ferdinand, Michael (Simon Bookish Version)**
Release Date: 16th August 2004
Domino Records
B-side to *Michael*, 7" Vinyl

Press for Remixes

...Simon Bookish makes the most immediately satisfying turn, adding a goofy new verse about "London Calling" and file-sharing to a clatteringly optimistic take on the wounded "Eavesdropping"...
Grizzly Bear, Horn of Plenty Remixes, Pitchfork Review, 2008

Playlouder: As Charlotte doesn't seem too hot on her guitar things, we decide to throw her a challenge of Simon Bookish's fernickety remix, with pensive organ stabs, suffocated squirgles and neon tension.

Charlotte Church: I'm just a bit confused. Interesting. Does it ever kick in?

Playlouder: Well it is a remix, feel the tension!

Charlotte Church: I can see that. Hmm... It's giving me a headache. In a very repetitive, annoying way, but I kind of like it... it's doing my head in actually. Hahhaha.

—Charlotte Church on Bookish's remix for The Organ, Playlouder, 2004