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Chapter 24 - Poetry in Commotion
Chapter 24 – Poetry in Commotion
Watashiwa’s Second Battle Doom. Doom. Doom, alas, was to be their fate, A de-sinewed arm, a severed pate, A brief tryst with the Noblest of Steel. Blood gushed forth, nerves split asunder, Lightning scorched, loud roared the thunder Corpses lay sprawling, all congealed. Fair-haired-death beckons you, Peasants, Oblivion, nothingness, all befitting presents For insignificant, crawling vermin thee.…
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How High
Found this dope clip of Porter’s unreleased live edit of The Hills on Your EDM, watch out for the strobe. Did we also mention Porter and Madeon are releasing a Shelter album?
Say My Name
Couldn’t think of anyone better to produce an official remix of this masterpiece, you may recall the last time Porter and Mat Zo collaborated they produced the massively successful track Easy. In typical Mat Zo style he doesn’t deviate much from the original but adds an instrumental rock element and a sped up bassline.
Supersoak That
How about that Shelter Tour?! Here’s something to help cure the fomo while we all wish we could be there.
The Greatest Weekend
In case you need a refresher, we had both Porter and Madeon in top 10 of our DJ Mag Top 100 re-rank. True fans would know their styles are very much influenced by each other, there wouldn’t have been an Adventure album without Worlds. They each have their own unique blend of indie electro/synth pop/french house that no one else is capable of producing or even daring to play. In other words its about time these two geniuses made a track together.
What’s in a Name?
Huuuuuge remix, it kind of adapts the style of Porter’s new music and integrates it into the original from his electro house days.
I’m So Happy
Seems like this French pair have really returned to their boppy synth pop sound that was so recognisable in their collab with Porter, which featured in the Worlds album. Try looking up their older stuff like Blue Shift if this is your cup of tea.