@DUFFMAN68 lol... Shiiiiiiiit. Not even givin Lorin Ashton a mention? Bassnectar runs the shit IMO. I agree with you mostly, but depending on the setting, my day, and my mood even Skrillex can get me movin. He's got talent comin out his pours and what he does with it is his business. Mainstream shmainstream. Chuh-huh-808-dueces...
@DUFFMAN68 lol... Shiiiiiiiit. Not even givin Lorin Ashton a mention? Bassnectar runs the shit IMO. I agree with you mostly, but depending on the setting, my day, and my mood even Skrillex can get me movin. He's got talent comin out his pours and what he does with it is his business. Mainstream shmainstream. Chuh-huh-808-dueces...
This is a really great listen. Different and interesting, with some variance in styles throughout, keeping it interesting and making it a solid listen the whole way through. A few notable club hits make this a 'must have' in my opinion. Check it out, it's real nice.
with armin van buren and benny benassi arguably tied at #1 for obvios reasons (no, skrillex is NOT #1 even though hes pretty good) deadmau5 is an easy #2. and if they let down their game he can be #1!!!
Deadmau5 knows how to lay down a track that will keep the club moving all night.
Best of The BEST!!
Deadmau5 came out of (seemingly) nowhere, and has taken over the 4/4 house-prog-trance world...and with good reason. The tracks are beautiful, developing like symphonies, every filter, breakdown, and sweep in the right place. Very fine.
In 2010, the unthinkable occurred. I was 35, and I had never been so excited about electronic dance music. That's not usually how it works - dance music's turnover rate often leads to early burnout even among diehards, and particularly among diehards over 30. But throughout the past half-decade, dance music has been both cutting-edge and conscious of its own legacy; an irresistible combination for anyone who wants to have a good time first and… more »
