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Salvo Beta makes friends wherever Salvo Beta goes, and its no surprise that they've lined up to kick his ass from all over the musical spectrum on his new record "Evil Against Evil". Japanese-hardcore, spacey-kraut-rock, and acoustic guitar math-rock flavored remixes round out this otherwise perfectly exquisite line-up of both up-and-coming and established electronic gunslingers. Sean Wolfe (aka Salvo Beta) has put himself up against the ropes, hoping to take it like a man from his friends and neighbors. Salvo Beta's oddly manic and noisy debut "Abrasive Stuttering" was released in early 2001 to IDM-ers and noise enthusiasts who eagerly chomped at the bits, glitches and little-guy-as-tough-guy beats. The record was nothing if not a testament of unconventionally sassy and noisy IDM, and coupled with a successful series of shows, attracted the camaraderie of other artists. Plans were made and this remix record was born... "Evil Against Evil" features mixes by Melt-Banana, Sutekh, Jake Mandell, Safety Scissors, Hrvatski, Pele (Polyvinyl), Twine (Hefty, Bip Hop), Solenoid (OMCO) and a slew of Chicago electronic scenesters: Atropa (aka Scott Schellhamer of Ghosts and Vodka), String Theory (Skam), K-RAD (SOPR), Timeout Drawer (SOPR), Palindrom (OMCO, also aka DJ Bob, host of Chicago's PLAY series), Instigator, Macwhat (also of La Makita Soma), and Molarmill.