Israeli filthstep expert Borgore dropped his new EP Delicious a few weeks back, and it’s about what you’d expect from the man: grinding synths, pounding bass, and lyrics that you can’t exactly bring home to your mother. Standard “gorestep,” in other words. But this Document One remix tacked onto the end of things takes things in a more house-y direction, although the breakdown is as filthy as ever.
Borgore – “Someone Elses ft. Adi Ulmansky (Document One Remix)”
House supergroup Swedish House Mafia (consisting of producer friends Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello) have already conquered the summer anthem landscape with rave hit “Save The World,” so it was only a matter of times before remixes flooded every corner of the net. Knife Party, the new club project by Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen have their way with the track, turning it into a vicious Afrojack-y car-alarm house banger. Enjoy!
Swedish House Mafia – “Save The World (Knife Party Remix)”
This track isn’t as immediately arresting as English producer DJ Fresh’s 2010 smash “Gold Dust,” but this remix has one of the gnarliest drops I’ve heard all year courtesy of dubstep giants Flux Pavilion and Doctor P. Simply unrelenting and a proper summer anthem.
DJ Fresh – “Louder ft. Sian Evans (Flux Pavilion and Doctor P Remix)”
deadmau5′s much-talked about foray into dubstep gets a grimier look with this typically excellent Noisia remix. I always thought the original “Raise Your Weapon” (off his newest album 4×4=12) sounded a tad contrived, but Noisia, as they tend to do, make everything about it better (read: dirtier).
deadmau5 – “Raise Your Weapon (Noisia Remix)”
Doing Filthy Fridays a day earlier this week because the Klap will be off in the desert for Coachella for the next three days. Stay tuned next week for an epic review. Swedish popstress Robyn‘s Body Talk (actually 3 mini-albums in one) was rightfully acclaimed as one of the best pop albums of the past couple years, and deadmau5 compatriot Feed Me released his electro/dubstep-blending EP Feed Me’s Big Adventure late last year. Combine the two and you have an appropriately awesome remix to get the weekend started. Happy Coachella!
Robyn – “Call Your Girlfriend (Feed Me Remix)”
German electro house DJ Zedd dropped this excellent throwback on Beatport a few weeks back. Taking me back to my childhood…check out the Electrixx remix for a bit more filth.
Zedd – “The Legend of Zelda”
Zedd – “The Legend of Zelda (Electrixx Remix)”
Russian duo Fast Foot are a rapidly rising electro house force with a poor command of the English language (check out their Facebook page and read the info by clicking the above pic). Lazy Rich has been killing it with the remixes lately (see this wobbly track here). This remix in particular just refuses to stop. Get the party started early…
http://soundcloud.com/lazy-rich/fast-foot-protect-animals-lazy
Old meets new in this typically vile Skrillex dubstep remix of a nice, wholesome Benny Benassi track. I’m sure someday Skrillex is going to become oversaturated and obnoxious, but it doesn’t look like the mau5trap Records gravy train is stopping anytime soon. May your weekend be as filthy as this track…
Benny Benassi – “Cinema ft. Gary Go (Skrillex Remix)”
Two rising electro stars collide with up-and-coming producer Canada-via-England Lazy Rich’s remix of this track by Calvertron, a DJ out of the U.K. Lazy Rich, in particular, is getting big fast with various remixes and his work with teenage prodigy Porter Robinson. I don’t think there’s enough wobble on this track…
Calvertron – “Raw 2 Da Floor (Lazy Rich Remix)”
RIOT 87 is Serbian drum ‘n bass/dubstep artist Darko Andric’s project, and as with most electronic music to come out beyond the Berlin Wall, it’s dirty and relentless. I’m partial to this AC/DC remix, but check out their site below for some original tracks and other legit remixes of Gorillaz and Metric. God bless capitalism.
RIOT 87 – AC/DC “TNT” (VIP Dubstep Remix)
www.riot87.com
Pretty Lights recently released a seven-song EP of 2010 unreleased remixes, creatively titled Unreleased 2010 Remixes and available here for download. There’s a bunch of good ones, most noticeably the Kanye and Steve Miller Band mixes, but it’s this Pink Floyd chopped-up classic that caught my ear the first time around.
Pink Floyd – “Time (Pretty Lights Remix)”
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