Some like their beats with a soothing cup of tea; some bass extends to the need for a double espresso... It is highly recommended you employ a bottle of straight Vodka as you sit down (or rather stand up) for Sonny Moore.
Mau5trap’s latest concubine takes you out of your comfort zone with intense skinny beat electro combined with deep-set, collarbone vibrating bass. Congratulations, you have officially been bombarded with one of the most innovative artists currently dominating the music scene.
Skrillex was a consistent feature at this year’s Rezonance NYE festival, with “My Name is Skrillex” encapsulating more than just the Dubfest Dance floor. Essentially, Skrillex is in and if you haven’t heard of him, you’re clearly not.
If you looking for stats, try Google. If you are looking for opinions, you have found the place.
With Scary Monsters and Nice Sprite serving as an introduction to the little star, various other prominent DJs have seized the opportunity to create their own remixes and inject their own interpretations of the language which is bass. For a more electro feel, the Zeds Dead remix is highly recommended although my personal favourite, the Noisia remix, incorporates a heavier set of more frequent bass than the original. A track often over looked is that of “Fucking Die”, a personal favourite complimented only by the Cooper Remix.
If you are not already using a side-plate to collect your salivating need for more Skrillex, try Slats Slats Slats. In fact, do it anyway.
Skrillex is cool children, very cool.
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