SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SKRILLEX & KILL THE NOISE - RECESS REMIXES

Skrillex & Kill The Noise

Recess Remixes
Asylum

Meh. The remixes were meh. At first, when I saw Fatman Scoop AND Skrillex, I was excited to turn up the volume and just indulge in ear candy. But about 1:37 seconds through the first song, I was thinking, “Wait, what am I listening to? I don’t even know. What is this?” And then by the third track, I didn’t even know I was listening to the third track, I thought it was still the first one. Then I was thinking, “Wait, I don’t even know the song titles.” But nonetheless, every time I zoned back into the music I wished I was at a live show jumping around. The album definitely has a lot of energy and potential, but this is clearly not Skrillex’s, Kill the Noise’s or Fat Man Scoop’s best work. It was boring. There is not a lot to say about the remixes other than, it was… aight, I guess

-Jaii Bhamra (Facebook @jaiikbhamra)

skrillex.com/

facebook.com/killthenoise

youtube.com/watch?v=W-3TDpxjkpM

Item Reviewed

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SKRILLEX & KILL THE NOISE – RECESS REMIXES

Author

Jaii K. Bhamra

Here's what we think...

Spill Rating

Fan Rating

Rate Here

New Criteria

—

4.0

Total Spill Rating

—

Total Fan Rating

You have rated this

album reviews recess remixes skrillrex & kill the noise

album reviews, recess remixes, skrillrex & kill the noise

About the Author

Jaii K. Bhamra

The Spill Magazine is a Toronto-based online publication dedicated to covering the independent music scene with a strong focus on our thriving hometown talent. Our writers bring you up-to-date news, in-depth features on musicians and reviews for the latest CD releases. We also travel to the front lines for all local festivals including Canadian Music Week and North by Northeast. Don’t forget to check out our Facebook and Twitter pages for all daily Spill updates.

album reviews

9.0

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: BIFF BYFORD – SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS

by Mark Craster-Chambers on February 21, 2020

Biff Byford School Of Hard Knocks Silver Lining Music Anyone who was in an English High School in 1980 could not have missed Saxon’s Wheels of Steel, it was the album every [...]

9.0

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: ELEPHANT STONE – HOLLOW

by Samantha Andujar on February 14, 2020

Elephant Stone Hollow Elephants On Parade Elephant Stone has been around for almost a decade, and with the youthful originality of their sound, it’s often easy forget that. With such a vast [...]

7.0

8.6

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: BRIAN POSEHN – GRANDPA METAL

by Mark Craster-Chambers on February 14, 2020

Brian Posehn Grandpa Metal Megaforce Records Heavy Metal as a genre has often shown that it has a sense of humour. Anyone with a passing knowledge of Spinal Tap or The Decline of [...]

8.0

1.4

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: NATHANIEL RATELIFF – AND IT’S STILL ALRIGHT

by Br. on February 14, 2020

Nathaniel Rateliff And It’s Still Alright Stax Records He is a journeyman and a musical omnivore, and Nathaniel Rateliff’s third solo album and first in 7 years is a [...]

9.0

7.9

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: TAME IMPALA – THE SLOW RUSH

by Ryan Sagadore on February 14, 2020

Tame Impala The Slow Rush Modular Recordings A decade ago when Tame Impala’s Innerspeaker dropped, it was if Cream had a love child with The Flaming Lips. With fuzzed out guitars, dreamy [...]