Jet Circus - Dance Or Die CD (19 Songs, Aniv) (Preorder: Ships August 28, 2026)

In 2005, Jet Circus released the gritty, hard-rocking powerhouse Look At Death Now. Shortly after, whispers began circulating online about a radical transformation, a complete re-imagining of the album into something bone-crushing. An ad even ran in HM Magazine in 2006, but then silence. For twenty years, the project remained a legend-shrouded piece of music history that never saw the light of day. Now, exactly two decades since it's 2006 production, Girder Records has unsealed the vault. Dance Or Die! Is not a bonus disc or an afterthought; it is an ambitious double-album statement. Fourteen world-class dance and industrial producers were chosen to use their skills to turn Sweden's legendary metal masters into a pumping dance act, resulting in complete sonic reconstructions. While Ez Gomér calls it a Dance Remix, North American fans will instantly recognize the sound as heavy Industrial, drawing close comparisons to artists like Rammstein, Mortal, Brainchild, Circle of Dust, Celldweller, and Argyle Park. It stays true to the Jet Circus DNA-hard, heavy, dynamic, and creative-but adds an energy and masterfully executed electronic edge. As the first Christian rock band to ever release an industrial dance remix of a complete album, Jet Circus has created something entirely unique. From the pulsing drive of tracks like Shooting Star to the dark atmosphere of Skull Of The Poet, this is a high-octane experience that bridges the gap between the mosh pit and the club floor. Following the massive success of the Step On It Deluxe Edition, this legendary archival collection has received the signature, top-tier Girder Treatment. Housed in a deluxe double-CD configuration, the package features a massive 19-track collection of Industrial/Dance remixes, an extensive 1800-word biographical write-up from founder Ez Gomér detailing the shrouded history of the album, rare photos, full lyrics, and exclusive producer presentations with special bios included in the liner notes.