✖✖✖ EvillMoto ✖✖✖: October 2011

Friday, 28 October 2011

Re:Generation

I'm very excited about this documentary/project Hyundia has in the works.

Here's the concept: five of the best electronic musicians in the world today are filmed doing some serious genre bending with non-electronic music legends. For example, Pretty Lights collaborates with country music's Leann Rimes and bluegrass folkhero Ralph Stanley. Skrillex drops a track with Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek, of The Doors. DJ Premier and Nas does a classic piece with the Berklee Symphony Orchestra and Mark Ronson gets together with the Dap Kings, Erykah Badhu, and Trombone Shorty for a jazz tune. The tracks i've heard so far have been out of this world besides the classical/rap track which did'nt hit the spot.

The Skrillex track is fucking amazing. But the problem with a collabo with such a prolific band is that Doors fans will be disappointed. But its not meant to be a Doors rock track, its a testament of how music has evolved and how artists like Skrillex or Justice have become the new "rock and roll". The Times they are a changin..

Rock:

Skrillex Ft. The Doors - Breakn' a Sweat ✰ ✰

R&B:

The Crystal Method ft. Martha Reeves and The Funk Brothers - I'm Not Leaving ✰

Country:

Pretty Lights ft. LeAnn Rimes and Dr. Ralph Stanley - Wayfaring Stranger ✰

Classical:

DJ Premier ft. NAS and The Berklee Symphony Orchestra - Regeneration

Looking forward to hearing the Mark Ronson track.

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Monday, 24 October 2011

Spotlight [Vol. 4] - Mord Fustang

Time for a Spotlight post on Electro wizard Mord Fustang.

Mord has gained acclaim all over the world thanks to his unique sound and quality production, which is hard to find these days with the rise of bedroom producers churning out mediocre songs and remixes like theres no tomorrow.

The first Mord track I came across "The Electric Dream" blew my mind and i've been a massive fan ever since. 5 more originals and multiple remixes have elevated Mr Mord into electro super stardom and he's become one of my favourite electro artists right now.

Really looking forward to his set at MOS on Nov 12th. Link

He describes his music to be "An adventurously nude fluctuant immaculate rainbow coated thunderstrom with arpeggios, 1-up mushrooms and disco basslines, plus a wobble or two."

Could'nt have said it better myself.

Morgan Page - In The Air (Mord Fustang Remix) ✰

LMFAO - Sexy and I Know It (Mord Fustang Remix) ✰

Mord Fustang - The Electric Dream (Vodge Diper Remix)

Mord Fustang - Magic Trooper (OVERWERK Remix) ✰

Mord Fustang - Magic Trooper (Mark Mackenzie Remix)

Mord Fustang vs Daft Punk - Don't Lick the Rainbow (Basic Psychics Mashup)

Mord Fustang - A New World (Saber VIP Edit)

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Friday, 21 October 2011

Pick N Mix [Vol. 10]

Alot of "mainstream" tracks in this post, but the remixes bring them to another level and many have been on repeat since.

The Deadboy remix is incredible, fully changing the essence of the original song.

Breakbot gives Kavinsky's nightcall an injection of funk and Hook n Sling sprinkles his magic onto Nervo's popular club banger.

Nervo - We're all no one (Hook n Sling Remix) ✰

Rihanna Ft. Calvin Harris - We Found Love (Aylen and ThatMoment Refix)

Florence and The Machine - Shake It Off (Benny Benassi Remix)

Drake - Fireworks (Deadboy Remix) ✰

Kavinsky - Nightcall (Breakbot Remix) ✰

Tits and Clits - Icarus ✰

The best thing to come out of Canada since Maple Syrup.

Zeds Dead have a new podcast for Mad Decent and it is Filthy!!

Zeds Dead - Mad Decent Podcast 4

Extras:

Justice - Helix (Don Diablo Remix) by Don Diablo

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Friday, 14 October 2011

Justice - Audio, Video, Disco

Finally the new Justice album has arrived. I've probably listened to it about 20 times since yesterday.

To be honest I wanted another Cross, I mean who would'nt? Cross is one of the greatest albums of our generation (Best album ever for me). It was more than just an album, it was revolutionary, rebellious, a distortion filled masterpiece.

It transformed two french dudes into electronic rock gods and they have never looked back.

For 4 whole years no other Dj's have come close.

For this new album they wanted a stadium rock aesthetic and totally achieved it.

From start to finish the album is a journey through the last few decades of rock n roll.

Huge influences can be heard from The Who, Cream, Rolling stones and Queen.

Im not going to write a track by track review, just buy/download the album and give it a full listen.

Trust me it will be worth it.

To summarize i'd say Justice have created something groups like MSTRKRFT have been dreaming of for years. They do not conform to what their fans want to hear. They do what they want, no one else can release two albums with such different themes and excel to the heights they have. It may sound like many rock album from the 60's but they have managed to put their unique sound into every track. The basslines, the vocals and whole construction just oozes the class and quality you would expect from the French duo.

If your up for a long read this is the best review i've read so far.

8.5/10

Rock n Roll Ain't Dead.

Justice - Horsepower ✰

✞ ✞ ♥♥♥♥ ✞ ✞

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