Altsounds - Darla Farmer Launches Full-Album Remix Competition, 'Remixing The Electric Forest'!

“Darla Farmer melds madness with modesty to form a fluent blend of Arcade Fire-meets-Frankenstein’s bride lunacy…The album reads like a frenetic admonitory tale of a carnival funhouse that eats its guests and then falls in love with them” – Blogcritics
Darla Farmer, Nashville’s own carnival-rock band, already features 7 diverse members to account for their the fresh new sound…but what if there was just one more? Now Darla Farmer is calling upon you to be the 8th! The band is now officially launching its full-album remix competition around their debut album, "Rewiring The Electric Forest"!

The band recorded their album in Omaha, NE last summer around Saddle-Creekers such as Cursive, The Faint, Maria Taylor and more, so for those of you that want to have your remix abilities heard, now is the time! The remix album, which will be titled, "Remixing The Electric Forest" will be digitally released at the end of the summer and will be featured on the front page of iTunes! 2 Winners will be chosen from Indaba Music as well, so sign up now to increase your odds of winning!

Paper Garden is now opening the floor for submissions and would love to hear what you can do with the album. Already having secured submissions from Optronix, Andrew Maury, Plus Move and more, you’ll have the chance to appear side by side with some of the biggest names in remixing!

You can check out the band at MySpace.com - Darla Farmer - NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - Indie / Americana / Experimental - www.myspace.com/darlafarmer.

“In Darla Farmer’s case, an eclectic mix of instruments and a desire to push the envelope of rock music result in the creation of a fantastical album that is, at times, freakish and fantastic, at others, mercurial and unstable.” – TRACER

“There is no other way to describe how Darla Farmer sounds other than Streetlight Manifesto meeting Gogol Bordello in a dark alley to murder Jack White” – The Punk Site

“…a really refreshing sound to those ears that have become totally used to instrument-synthesized, studio-produced tracks.” – AltSounds