On September 1st 1992 Faith No More released an EP featuring remixes of A Small Victory by Martin Glover, AKA Youth. The R-evolution 23 (Full Moon) Mix and Sundown Mix were re-imaginings of the original song produced by Youth, bass player with Killing Joke. This was the first Faith No More song to be produced and engineered by someone other than Matt Wallace and the band, plus their first fully fledged exploration into electro dance music. The remix was highly endorsed by the

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992. "Seems to run Madame Butterfly through Metallica and Nile Rodgers." — Trouser Press During the late '80s and into the '90s, Britain was busy rewriting the rulebook. The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and the rest of the Madchester explosion smashed together baggy grooves, dancefloor rhythms, sampled textures and psychedelic guitars, creating a sound that blurred the line between indie

On September 1st 1992 Faith No More released an EP featuring remixes of A Small Victory by Martin Glover, AKA Youth . The R-evolution...

On September 1st 1992 Faith No More released an EP featuring remixes of A Small Victory by Martin Glover, AKA Youth . The R-evolution...

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992. "Seems to run Madame Butterfly through...

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992. "Seems to run Madame Butterfly through...

On September 1st 1992 Faith No More released an EP featuring remixes of A Small Victory by Martin Glover, AKA Youth. The R-evolution 23...

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992. "Seems to run Madame Butterfly through...

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992. "Seems to run Madame Butterfly through...