Problems/Solved is the remix album follow-up to KiloWatts' Problem/Solving album, featuring remixes by such notables as Deru, The Marcia Blaine School for Girls, and The Alpha Conspiracy. The cinematic and masterful tracks from Problem/Solving grow into an entirely new, but somehow familiar, collection, spanning ambient drones and breakbeat wizardry.

Problems/Solved is a digital-only release. You can purchase the tracks through iTunes and other digial distributors, and you can purchase high-quality DRM-free mp3s at the artificial music machine store.

Here is a sample of the remix i did:
Scraped on the way out (Ears Akimbo mix) (mp3)

The album is a digital release only, you can buy from artificialmusicmachine.com, cdbaby or on iTunes!

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