
Going to do a monthly post on my favorite albums, EP's and remixes released in the last month and give relevant links to each. We'll get things started with
Deadmau5's new artist album.
Deadmau5 - 4x4=12Sporting a huge cast of little bleeps, this is definitely the album with the most diversity. Bleeps range from the usual hypnotic progressive house, to crazy in your face electro anthems, to a house influenced breed of dubstep. I have to say that I think this album in general doesn't deliver like some of his other ones do. Not to say that some of the bleeps aren't incredible, because I am a big fan of 'Cthulu Sleeps,' 'Bad Selection' and 'Right This Second,' but the album as a whole doesn't shine like some of his others.
I would have liked to see bleeps like his alternative version of '
Sometimes Things Get, Whatever,' '
Industrial Stength Sleeping Pills' and '
October' dropped on the album, but they weren't. Why they were excluded I don't know. What I do know is this release has gone from among the best of 2010, to little better than a mediocre release unfortunately.
Elite Force - Final RevampsNew revamps from
Elite Force. I am particularly happy to hear that his revamp of 'Amirah' from
Chasing Shadows is among them. It's a fantastic dubstep-gone-breakbeat rendition that should enter into each one of your hard-drives as it was meant to be heard; in sparkling 320kbps from
Beatport.
Blame - Star (Doctor P Remixes)Doctor P has switched up his sound a bit to do a pretty cool dubstep remix of 'Star' from
Blame. Doctor P admittedly, isn't as hot as he once was, but this is definitely worth a listen.
Mensah - Digital Dreamer/Kashmir/Big Up The GoonsMensah brings the purple sound with this new 3 bleep release. 'Digital Dreamer' is a Joker-esque sounding mellow dubstep bleep that makes for a great listen, 'Kashmir' with
Noah D is a big BANGER of a bleep that hits you in the face and 'Big Up The Goons' is a dark purple bleep that makes you wanna shake it. BIG release this.
Zeds Dead - RudeboyAnd finally
Zeds Dead has released a HUGE EP on
San High City Records. It's called, 'Rudeboy' and the original is a dubstep bleep that incorporates a
Wu-Tang style beat with real sounding drums that includes their signature wobble to massive effect. With no fewer than 5 remixes, Zeds Dead is becoming harder and harder to ignore.