Dyer: F*CK U SKRILLEX YOU THINK UR ANDY WARHOL BUT UR NOT!! <3 by Skrillex

svntax

47

It's a DJ set of Skrillex IDs, divvied up and sent to streaming. It didn't stick super duper hard over its runtime, and... I found my attention waning as it neared the end, but there are some really fun snippets in here. The run from REDLINE DASH to FRICKY VIP is probably its greatest peak, with a special shoutout to both Virtual Riot and Nakeesha pieces for standing out prominently amidst everything. Apart from that, a lot of it is your standard brostep-future bass-hybrid trap schlock. Worth a listen, especially if that is your bread and butter. For me, it's more like Jack in the Box; a lot of nothingburger long-term, but when you get literally anything else (I tell you, ZEET NOISE is like a good chicken sandwich), it hits the spot just right. show more

ed117

285

This project is a fun listen, and really gives the vibe of a chaotic boiler room set, but that comes with its downsides.... Some of the announcer voiceover feels a bit too corny for me, and the songs all being like 60-ish seconds makes it hard to really latch on to any one in particular. Like, the fact that REDLINE DASH is 1:17 long is criminal It’s cool for some energetic background music, but I don’t know if it’s really something I’ll come back to. show more

musicben

502

all these albums with 1 minute songs are killing me. there was a track I really loved in here somewhere but now I... can't find it. show more

limro

77

stimming deliciosa

pyyding

118

Further proof that dripping out 3 singles + then releasing an album is no longer cool. Love to see it

jeff

78

Wow, Skrillex has fully embraced the club scene. This album flows like a DJ set—high BPM, sweaty, and blending genres like Trap, House,... Hyperpop, UKG, and Jersey Club. Take these 4 songs, Momentum (Hip Hop), Booster, G2G (anthemic Hyperpop with that hard-clipping bass), DNB TING(Aggressive DNB song). It takes a lot of glue to make that work, but he fully commits to every genre he dips into. All while still embracing the dubstep sound he's known for. It comes across very sincere and honest. show more