Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Album : In Your Nature 7" (b/w David Lynch Remix)
Nika Roza Danilova, admittedly, has never been a huge fan of remixes in general. Although she makes dance-y beats and music, the dozens of remix requests that come in each week — both asking her to lend her own stems or to produce for other bands — have been declined. Both artist and label tend to feel that most remixes frequently fail to improve on the original and since Sacred Bones is not (yet) a full fledged dance 12-inch label, no one in this camp has felt that remixes are an imperative for our roster artists who do not wish to engage in them.
Once in a while though, an opportunity comes along that we simply can not pass up. The chance to work with one of our all time favorite artists, David Lynch, was such an opportunity. And so it is our honor to present the first and only official authorized Zola Jesus remix, "In Your Nature," as heard through the ears of David Lynch. We gave Mr. Lynch a copy of her album Conatus and let him pick which track he wanted to work with. He chose a track that we felt already had single potential, and replaced the tension building string patches with intricately crafted guitar parts, orchestrated and performed by himself and music assistant Dean Hurley. What was once a dance track becomes a lurching, cinematic masterpiece. The beat is slowed to a crawl, drum and synth patches removed entirely, and what is left is something perhaps closer to the nature of Zola Jesus than we ever could have hoped for.
Buy: sacredbonesrecords.com/releases/sbr073
Album : In Your Nature 7" (b/w David Lynch Remix)
Nika Roza Danilova, admittedly, has never been a huge fan of remixes in general. Although she makes dance-y beats and music, the dozens of remix requests that come in each week — both asking her to lend her own stems or to produce for other bands — have been declined. Both artist and label tend to feel that most remixes frequently fail to improve on the original and since Sacred Bones is not (yet) a full fledged dance 12-inch label, no one in this camp has felt that remixes are an imperative for our roster artists who do not wish to engage in them.
Once in a while though, an opportunity comes along that we simply can not pass up. The chance to work with one of our all time favorite artists, David Lynch, was such an opportunity. And so it is our honor to present the first and only official authorized Zola Jesus remix, "In Your Nature," as heard through the ears of David Lynch. We gave Mr. Lynch a copy of her album Conatus and let him pick which track he wanted to work with. He chose a track that we felt already had single potential, and replaced the tension building string patches with intricately crafted guitar parts, orchestrated and performed by himself and music assistant Dean Hurley. What was once a dance track becomes a lurching, cinematic masterpiece. The beat is slowed to a crawl, drum and synth patches removed entirely, and what is left is something perhaps closer to the nature of Zola Jesus than we ever could have hoped for.
Buy: sacredbonesrecords.com/releases/sbr073



![Jayne Amara Ross, Frederic D. Oberland & Gaspar Claus - Slim-Cut Topiaries
taken from the 2012 original soundtrack album The Freemartin Calf
(Gizeh Records // Winter Sampler 2011/12)
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Our 2010 Winter Sampler was a huge success and so we figured it would be a good idea to do it again - for the most part, to thank everyone for their continued support of the label and hopefully to introduce a few new ears too.
1. Fieldhead - of sorts
[taken from the 2010 EP Riser]
2. Conquering Animal Sound - Crawl
[taken from the 2011 album Kammerspiel]
3. Sleepingdog - Untitled Ballad of You & Me
[taken from the 2011 album With Our Heads in the Clouds and Our Hearts in the Fields]
4. Detwiije - La Guerre des Mondes
[taken from the 2011 reissue of Six is Better Than Eight]
5. FareWell Poetry - All in the Full, Indomitable Light of Hope (part II)
[taken from the 2011 album Hoping for the Invisible to Ignite]
6. Clem Leek - Snow Tale #1
[taken from the 2011 cassette Snow Tales]
7. Richard Knox & Frederic D. Oberland - Drawing Lines to the End of the World
[taken from the 2011 album The Rustle of the Stars]
8. Bing & Ruth - And Then It Rained
[taken from the 2012 cassette City Lake]
9. Of Thread & Mist - Murmurous
[taken from the as yet untitled 2012 EP]
10. Jayne Amara Ross, Frederic D. Oberland & Gaspar Claus - Slim-Cut Topiaries
[taken from the 2012 original soundtrack album The Freemartin Calf]
11. A-Sun Amissa - I Lower My Eyes (live in the basement - an excerpt)
[taken from the as yet untitled 2012 album]
12. Conquering Animal Sound - Tracer (Voltage Black Remix)
[taken from the 2011 single Tracer] Jayne Amara Ross, Frederic D. Oberland & Gaspar Claus - Slim-Cut Topiaries](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jzNs822JJCs/mqdefault.jpg)






