1. Compass Error - Tarrentella & Redanka Remake
2. Compass Error - Original Mix

1. Compass Error - Fluke Remix
2. Compass Error - Menace Remix

Released 2002 on Plastica Red / RIP Records as 2x12". Written and produced by Tony Newland and Dennis Wheatley. Originally released in 1994 on Pandephonium Records. Fluke return the remix favours as offered by Atlas way back in 1995 on Fluke's Bullet single. First I have to say that I have not heard the original track yet, so my review is solely based on my interpretations of the remixes. Fluke brings us a deep rolling progressive trance remix, much in vein of their own 'Slap It' (which was released in 2001), and will probably do a good job on the dancefloor. The track builds and builds, but sadly never bursts, which 'slap it' did! In my opinion, it's still one of their better remix-jobs though. The Menace remix is a slightly harder remix, using a stomp-beat, and also falls under same category. It also makes a lot more use of the Ethnic female vocal, which happens to be the same vocal used in Leftfield's 'Song of Life' (from their 1995 'Leftism' album)! Thanks to Jesse Keller for this review and information.

1. Obsidian - Banco-de-Gaia Radio Edit (4.32)
2. Obsidian - Fluke Mix (8.56)
3. Obsidian - Remixed by The Light vs. PFN (7.46)
4. Obsidian - The Slinky Kink Mix (7.29)

Released 11/99 in the US on Six Degrees Records in CD single and 12" format. Written by Toby Marks & Jennifer Folker. Vocals by Jennifer Folker. Additional remix and production on track 2 by Fluke, on track 3 by The Light vs. PFN and on track 4 by Slinky Kink Productions. The original version of Obsidian features on the album Igizeh, and is Banco-de-Gaia's first attempt of a commercial style track with vocals. Fluke deliver a deep and dark techno style mix, keeping some of the vocals although they are somewhat hard to pick out from the thick beats; this is an excellent remix, in that it doesn't sound anything like the original, although I don't think Banco fans or Fluke fans alike with think much of this hard dance track. The Light vs PFN follow in Fluke footsteps and toughen up the beats even further. This single is becoming less apealing by the minute. Slinky Kink Productions step on the throttle and increase the BPM considerably, producing a fast trancey remix with minimal vocal content, whilst using looping samples from the vocals to great effect. Overall its the Slinky Kinks remix that works the best, although i'm left feeling that this is a weak single thats aimed at the harder dance floors rather than typical Banco-de-Gaia fans.

1. The Fluke Minimix
2. Dom T. - Big Time Club Mix
3. Justin Robertson - Lionrock Wigout Vox
4. Morales Def Radio Mix
5. The Fluke magimix
6. Justin Robertson's Prankster's Joyride
7. The Fluke Moulimix

The first Bjork single that Fluke remixed is 1993's Big Time Sensuality, which is just one of six or seven CD singles of the track (all containing different combinations of mixes and remixes). Joining Fluke with the remixes is LionRocker Justin Robertson. Released in 1993 on One Little Indian Records. For more info on the other Bjork titles see the unofficial Bjork Discography.

1. Fluke - Even Tempered (4:33)
2. Massey Mix - Long (6:08)
3. Masters at Work 12" (6:03)
4. 12" Vocal (4:53)
5. Fluke - Well Tempered (5:45)
6. Massey - Other Mix (7:30)
7. Vox Dub (4:39)

The second of the three Bjork CD singles to feature Fluke remixes. This is one of two discs, the other featuring the original Bjork mixes. Released in 1994 on One Little Indian Records.

1. Hyperballad - Radio edit
2. Robin Hood Riding Through the Glen Mix (Howie B.)
3. The Stomp Mix (LFO)
4. The Hyperballad Fluke Mix
5. Subtle Abuse Mix (Outcast Productions)
6. Tee's Freeze Mix (Todd Terry)

As far as I know this is the only single of this track with this Fluke remix on it. Released in 1996 on One Little Indian Records.

1. A1: Chocolate Coated Money - Mix 1
2. A2: Chocolate Coated Money - Mix 2
3. B1: Chocolate Coated Money - Mix 3, by Fluke.
4. B2: Chocolate Coated Money - Mix 4, by Fluke.

Released in 1992 on 12" on Pandephonium Records. Tracks 3 & 4 are remixed by Fluke.

1. Fluke's Minimix (3:50)
2. Don't Want to Die (4:11)
3. Fluke's Magimix (5:27)
4. Fluke's Magimix Instrumental (5:27)
5. Hibakusha Mix (6:35)
6. Annihilation Mix (9:09)

1. Fluke's Magimix
2. Carnage Mix
3. Fluke's Moulimix
4. Tekno Prisoner feat. Adamski

As with the Bjork CD singles, the Two Tribes CD single (1994) has a number of variations. This one with these Fluke mixes, I believe is only one of several. It's one fantastic remix, though. Tracks 1, 3, and 5 are remixed by Fluke. Thanks to Jesse Keller for the vinyl information, who adds that "the Fluke Moulimix is the best remix of the whole lot. It's kinda dubby and has only a few samples of the vocals fade in and out throughout the song."

1. Celebrate - Magimix (6.10)
2. Celebrate - Moulimix (6.29)

1. Celebrate (4:47)
2. Never Not Going To (5:01)
3. Celebrate - Magimix (6.10)
4. Celebrate - Moulimix (6.29)

This is a very cheesy house/trance little number, which Fluke have whipped up into quite a catchy tune. The original track Celebrate is taken from the LP God's Home Movie.

1. Delphis - Original Version
2. Delphis - Remixed by Terry Farley and Pete Heller
3. Delphis - Remixed by Fluke
4. Delphis - Inner Space Mix by Bleep MC and Booster J

This tune is pretty mellow, almost new age, and the Fluke contribution isn't all that spectacular, but it's adequate.

1. Never Again (3:07)
2. Never Again - Slo-Mo Mix (4:16)
3. Never Again - Moulimix (6:15)
4. Never Again - He's the Madman Mix (5:41)
5. Never Again - Instrumental (4:07)

Released in 1993 on Anxious Records Ltd. The third track is the Fluke one. While the original track is vaguely rap-ish, it's kinda catchy and the music behind it is very Fluke-ish to begin with. Fluke dub most of the lyrics for a pleasant remix of what is already a nice tune.

Released under the group name Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams.

1. Pistolero - Radio Edit
2. Pistolero - Juno Reactor Mix
3. Pistolero - Fluke's 'Hang 'Em High' Remix

1. Pistolero - Tarantino Radio Edit
2. Pistolero - Headrillaz 'Sandinisra' Remix
3. Pistolero - Man with no Name Remix

1. Pistolero - Fluke's 'Hang 'Em High' Remix
2. Pistolero - Headrillaz 'Sandinisra' Remix
3. Pistolero - Man with no Name Remix

Released 7/99 on Blue Room. Written and produced by Ben Watkins and Steve Stevens. Features an edit by the 'Scourage of the Earth' (the latest incarnation of the KLF's Jimmy Cauty) and a remix by Fluke. This is a superb single - lots of Spanish guitars (courtesy of Steve himself) in this Balearic style trancer. The Juno Reactor mix is the better of the mixes, although Fluke and Man with no Name deliver amicable remixes.

Released in 1995 on Barclay Records. Khaled's Kebou simmmers thanks to a startling re-jig from the electric pioneers and Bjork collaborators Fluke. The Fluke mix also features on the excellent Going Global compilation. The 132 BPM by Fluke is also pretty good, although i'm not overly keen on the X-Pensive mix (remixed by DJ Manu and Master Lexi). Note that the track listing on the vinyl and the sleeve lists the X-Pensive mix on Side-B, which is wrong, since it is the Fluke mix on the B-Side.

1. Ride On (Fight On) - 7" Edit (2:49)
2. Ride On (Fight On) - Control Tower Mix (3:57)
3. Ride On (Fight On) - Fluke Mid-Fi Surprise (7:19)
4. Hear My Cry (4:42)

1. Ride On (Fight On) - Fluke Mid-Fi Surprise
2. Ride On (Fight On) - Skip-Mask Mix
3. No More War - Space Mix
4. Ride On (Fight On) - Fluke Mid-Fi Surprise Instrumental

Little Axe was the alias of Skip McDonald, a blues performer whose list of credits also included work on some of rap music's most influential records. Little Axe debuted in 1994 with the single Ride On (Fight On); the album The Wolf That House Built was released later in the year to wide acclaim. Another Sinful Day followed in 1995, with Slow Fuse appearing in 1996. This single is very African oriented, although the whole CD is mediocre, where even the Fluke remix (track 3) is uninspiring compared to the original mix. The vinyl also features an additional Fluke remix, Fluke Mid-Fi Surprise Instrumental. This is basically the same mix as the Fluke Mid-Fi Surprise, the only difference is that there are no (main) vocals in it, with only the choir at the end remaining intact. Apparently there also is a lo-fi surprise mix.

1. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Original Version (3.27)
2. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Dr Syntax Vox Remix (6.33)
3. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Motacade Remix (7.12)
4. Video (3.26)

Released 2000 on Atmospheriques. Addional remix and production on track 2 by Dr. Syntax for Fluke Productions. This is a great remix from Fluke in yet another guise. It took me over a year to spot that this was actually Fluke (confirmed by the presence of Julian Nugents name amongst the credits - Julian is currently Flukes management). The vocal is taken from the original version and run through a filter giving it that electronic voice sound, similar to the old Fluke track 'Electric Guitar'. The rest of the track is very bouncy and not a million miles away from how Fluke sounded back in the Six Wheels era. Apparently there is a Dr Syntax Instrumental Remix on the vinyl release.

1. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Original Version (3.27)
2. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Dr Syntax Vox Remix (6.33)
3. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Motacade Remix (7.12)

Promo released 2000 on Atmospheriques. Thanks to Jesse Keller for this information.

1. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Dr Syntax Vox Remix (5.40)
2. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Dr. Syntax Instru Remix (5.14)
3. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Motacade Remix (Edit) (5.34)
4. Paris (Sous La Neige) - Original Version (3.27)

Released 2000 on Atmospheriques. Notice the difference in the remix length of the Dr. Syntax Vox remix compared to the CD-Single version. The 12” Vox Remix is a slightly edited version of the CD-Single remix. Also, the Motacade remix is also an edit, but this is clearly printed on the cover, unlike the Syntax Remix. Thanks to Jesse Keller for this information.

1. Minimix
2. Magimix
3. Moulimix
4. Album Version

This New Order cd single is, I think, like the Bjork CD singles, in that there are several versions. This one specifically has Fluke and nothing else apart from the album mix.

1. Drinking in L.A. - Bran Van 3000
2. Lover's Will - Bonnie Raitt
3. Walk Into This Room - Edward Kowalczyk and Neneh Cherry
4. Cigarettes Will Kill You - Ben Lee
5. Porcelain - Moby
6. Everything Happens to Me - The Charlie Haden Quartet West with Chet Baker
7. Remembering Chet - John Barry
8. Tijuana Lady - Gomez
9. Dirty Little Mouth - Fluke
10. Friction - Morcheeba
11. Been Around The World - Cracker
12. Angelene - PJ Harvey
13. End Game - John Barry

This is a compilation soundtrack for the film of the same name. The Fluke track is surprisingly dull and ponderous.

1. RSVP Dinnner Mix
2. RSVP Supper Mix
3. RSVP Breakfast Mix
4. RSVP Single

This is a promo 12" of the Fluke remixes of PWEI's RSVP. The Dinner Mix appeared on the limited edition double CD remix album titled "Two Fingers my Friends" by PWEI.

1. RSVP Dinnner Mix
2. RSVP Supper Mix
3. RSVP Breakfast Mix
4. RSVP Single

This is a promo CD of the Fluke remixes of PWEI's RSVP.

Disc1:
1. Ich Bin Ein Auslander - Fun-Da-Mental Mix (05.32)
2. Kick to Kill - Jim Foetus Seersucker Mix (05.00)
3. Fammilus Horribilus - Mega Wob #2 (04.28)
4. Underbelly - Renegade Soundwave Blackout Mix (06.34)
5. Fatman - The Hoodlum Priest Fatboy Mix (06.27)
6. Home - Orb Sweet Sin and Salvation Mix (11.21)
7. Cape Connection - Trans Global Underground Cussack in UFO Encounter Confusion! (10.54)
8. Menofearthereaper - The Concrete No Fee, No Fear Mix (05.53)
9. Everything's Cool - Youth's Safe As Milk Mix (10.54)
10. RSVP - Apollo 440 Mix (06.08)
11. Babylon - Loop Guru Babylon A Dub Fire Mix (05.41)
Disc2:
1. Ich Bin Ein Auslander - Die Krupps Mix (04.13)
2. Fammilus Horribilus - HIA W.Y.G. Mix (05.05)
3. Cape Connection - Golden Claw Nusics Cloak & Dagger Mix (10.05)
4. Intense (09.45)
5. CP #2 (06.25)
6. Cape Connection - Trans Global Underground Aliens Bodacious Aliens Mix (07.13)
7. Everything's Cool - Youth's Dragonfly Mix (04.08)
8. RSVP - Fluke Lunch Mix (06.21)
9. Cape Connection - Secret Knowledge Trousered Up Mix (09.34)
10. Underbelly - The Drum Club Bugsong Mix (08:34)

Released 1995 on Infectious Records Ltd.. The double CD release was a limited edition run, with the single cd release (i.e disc 1) being the standard issue. Track 8 on CD2 is remixed by Fluke. Thanks to Jesse Keller for this information.

1. Need More Now
2. Need More Now - Fluke Remix

Released 2003 on One Little Indian. Rairbirds treat us to a nice progressive house tune which has some great moments, like the awesome bassline and when the piano kicks in (creating a wonderful atmosphere) but ultimately fails to deliver the goods, due to the cheesy irritating vocals and the fact that there are just a few too many breaks to keep the track rolling. Fluke, on the other hand, have enough experience to know how to handle such things, and turn this into a fast progressive, dancefloor orientated house remix with some excellent breaks, distorted vocals, heavy phasing and lots of echo. This track is so much better than the original. Thanks to Jesse Keller for this information.

1. Need More Now - Radio Edit (3.55)
2. Need More Now - Fluke Remix (7.07)
3. Need More Now - Original (9.07)

Promo released 2003 on One Little Indian. This is a great one with or without Fluke, featuring smart guitar licks and a deep rhythmic beat. Thanks to Brian Harris for this information.

1. Full Moon - Robert Miles Radio Edit (3.59)
2. Full Moon - Joe T. Vannelli Club Edit (3.50)
3. Full Moon - Robert Miles Mnemba Island Mix (3.49)
4. Full Moon - Fluke Vocals Eclipse (6.41)
5. Full Moon - "Double S" Mix (5.55)
6. Full Moon - DJ Taucher Remix (8.12)

Released 1998 on Motor/DBX Records/Urban Records. This is a German release and has a 7th track which acts as an interactive CD-ROM. There is an Italian release of this CD with othere remixes including another Fluke track (Fluke Instrumental Eclipse), but it's extremely difficult to get a hold of. In all, the song and mixes are very commercial sounding and not altogether thrilling. Thanks to Brian Harris for this information.

1. Beautiful Morning - Processor Mix (3:58)
2. Beautiful Morning - Fluke's Magimix (6:25)
3. The Sheffield Song (5:44)
4. Beautiful Morning - Fluke's Multi Practice Mix (6:24)

The group that made this single, based solely on the original work of theirs on here, is awful. At least Fluke completely remixed this track, the result of which is typical Fluke, i.e. awesome. Released in 1994.

Signed Sealed Delivered Vol. 2 is the second in a three CD set celebrating Virgin's 21st Anniversary (very cute). The first CD reflects alternative music, this second one reflects pop(?), and the third reflects popular contemporary. This CD is barely tolerable for most Fluke-folk because almost all the other songs are rap. Fluke doesn't even really belong here, but it's a great tune, which is a hybrid track of Groovy Feeling and Electric Guitar!!

War Babies was released in May '98 on EMI Records and is taken from Simple Minds album "Neapolis". In all honesty, Fluke deliver a rather lame effort here, and probably would have been better to remix the title track itself - shame.

1. Stuck in the Middle with Fluke - Vox Mix (6:44)
2. Stuck in the Middle with Fluke - Alternative Mix (5:39)
3. Rabbit in the Moon's Melancholy & the Infinite Madness Mix (9:28)
4. Hallucination's Gotham Ghetto Beats (6:15)
5. Rabbit in the Moon's Infinite Radio Edit (5:13)

This track is originally from the Batman & Robin movie soundtrack. There is also another CD single available with an extra instrumental mix and the original Smashing Pumkins mix.

Released in July 1990 on Parlophone/EMI. This was the second 12" of this track when it was re-released. Both remixes can also be found on the Talk Talk History Revisited CD [CDP-7-95965-2], which is a collection of Talk Talk's tracks all remixed by other artists. It's actually pretty cool and mellow, with the other tracks just as Fluke-ish as the Fluke remix itself. The interesting thing about the Talk Talk remixes is that the group hated ALL of them, including the Fluke remixes. The record company was getting tired of their new music and put these out without consulting them - resulting in a big legal battle.

This is a full CD collecting the b-sides and rarities from Tears For Fears. Only the first track, Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams, has any Fluke work in it, but the whole album is really quite cool. If you hate Tears For Fears, you should give this one a try. A third trance, third Art of Noise, and a third dance.
Text detailing Track 1: The B-side for "Advice for the Young at Heart" from the "Seed of Love" album. The title was stolen from a book of the same name by Sylvia Plath. At the time, I was curious to hear the verse of "Sowing the Seeds" sung as a rap and it was this combined with a Talking heads style chorus sung over the chord structure of "Shout" that gave rise to the track. Due largely to the use of a rather fashionable (at the time) drumloop, the track received a fair bit of play in dance clubs where it caught the attention of a young band called Fluke who consequently remixed it into a much higher state. The remix was then released anonymously as a single in its own right and got to number one in the British dance chart.

A '98 release on Virgin Records. The original Stones version of this track is taken from the album Bridges to Babylon. Spanning two CD singles, the Fluke remixes are found on the first single, whilst the second limited edition CD single features remixes by Danny Saber and Bi-Polar. Apparently there is a 7" picture disc of the fluke remixes as well.

1. Out of Control - In Hand with Fluke Edit (4.32)
2. Out of Control - In Hand with Fluke Instrumental (5.58)
3. Out of Control - Bi-Polar at the Controls (5.10)
4. Out of Control - Bi-Polar's Fat Controller mix (5.24)

Released 1998 on Promotone/Virgin. The Fluke edit is only available on the ‘Out of Control’ promo cd-s, I’ve never seen it on something else (it’s not on the promo 7” or 12” for example). It’s a good edit though; fast, sometimes a bit rough around the edges but ultimately it’s like a good rollercoaster ride, and that’s exactly how this track feels! Thanks to Jesse Keller for this information.

Released 7/01 on Elektra. The Whitewash Edit featured in the opening battle scene of the Tombraider movie.

1. Believe Me, I'm a Liar (4:15)
2. Believe Me, I'm a Liar - Fluke remix (5:34)
3. They Spy You - Moloko remix (4:23)
4. Fuck the Fake Star - Hardknox remix (6:23)
5. Supersonic Generation Mantronik Mach-1 Formula (3:46)
6. Believe Me, I'm a Liar - Fluke Dub Mix (5:18)
7. They Spy You - Moloko Instrumental (4:23)

This is a surprisingly good CD. I'd never heard of Hotei until this and it's quite fancy stuff, guitar-themed hard tech. The Moloko mix of "They Spy You" is especially catchy. The Fluke remix is pretty good, the dub better than the remix, but it never gets off the ground. It builds up like it's going to bust out all over in an "Atom Bomb" kind of way, but it never does. Rats.

Trance Europe Express is a multi-volume CD set of trance music. Track 2 on CD1 is Fluke - Synth Bit, which incorporates various elements of Bullet. Distributed by Total via BMG Ltd.

The Wipeout XL/ 2097 soundtrack, released in 1996 on Virgin Records (UK) and Astralwerks (USA). This is the soundtrack to the Playstation futuristic racing game of the same name. This was the origin to the single Atom Bomb and the mascot Arial Tetsuo. This mix of Atom Bomb was especially written for the game and doesn't feature on either of the two singles or on the Risotto album. V Six is an exclusive Fluke track to this compilation.

1. She's a Rainbow - Radio Edit
2. Lose My Way
3. She's a Rainbow - Right Foot Yellow Mix
4. Lose My Way - Extended Version

Released 2/92 on Circa Records. This is one of my favorite Fluke remixes. Its full of summer vibes - very uplifting and bouncy...ohh lahlah! World of Twist were a Manchester based quirky retro electronic pop band, who formed in 1985. 'She's a Rainbow', written originally by the Rolling Stones, was remixed by Fluke for this single. The vinyl release also features the other Fluke remix, titled 'Left Hand Blue Mix'.

1. Papa- Who- Wa- Mix (5:41)
2. Dee Doo Dee Mix (5:52)
3. Dee Doo Dee Dub Mix (5:55)
4. Brown Cow Mix (5:29)

1. The Originals (CD-MAXI: 856 143-2)
2. The Plutone Mixes (CD-MAXI: 856 139-2, 12"-SINGLE: 856 139-1)
3. The Fluke Mixes
4. Breaks, Beats & Loops (D.J. / Musician Edition) (CD-MAXI: 856 141-2)

• Aural Opiates (Slid - Glidub Mix)
• Foundations / Coming up from the Streets (Stunt Bubble)
• The Big Trip CD (Squirt - Full Vox)
• Electronica 2CD (Absurd Whitewash Edit, Bullet - Bitten)
• Future 3CD
• Future Funk 2CD
• Northern Exposure V2 East Coast Ed. (Absurd Reeferendum Mix)
• Renaissance Worldwide 2CD (Absurd Reeferendum Mix)

As you probably have noticed, this page doesn't list every single Fluke remix in existence. If you own a CD single / 12" that features a remix by Fluke then please feel free to send me the relevant information (i.e. artist, track info, remix title, track length, record label, year of release and if possible, a quality JPG/GIF of the cover art and any comments that you may have on the quality of the remix.).