LFO - Freak

This most definitely will make you freak.  Holy shit.  So last night, chillin', decide to watch a movie.  Enter the Void - we had heard good reviews about this movie, along with the occasional offbeat warning about it combined with tripping.  How silly though, surely it's just one of those "this movie is colorful and exciting" movies, that simply excites a trip.  No.  It is not that kind of movie.

You're sitting there, you press play expecting a few names to pop up on the screen while you are introduced to the opening scene's setting, music foreshadowing the movie close at hand.  Instead you are blasted by a high speed barrage of names, letters, characters, English, French Japanese.  "Oh my god" you think, "What have I done?"

You'll see...

Joy Orbison - Wet Look

Perhaps some of you are tiring of the recent dubstep craze.  Perhaps you're looking to branch out.  Perhaps you're a newcomer to electronic music and haven't really found a sound you like yet, or even have scorned it all together.  This track could change your mind entirely.

Wet Look is an incredibly unique track matching together the classic dubstep LFO with jazz like synth combined with an interesting drum rhythm.  The way the synth rises, it gives you the feel of breaking through to the surface as if previously submerged underwater.  When you finally breach, the world isn't as you remembered - chaotic and confusing; yet somehow you remain calm trying to make sense of it all.  Don't worry brolos, haven't you been on tripping on peyote for like 5 straight days and couldn't some of this be in your head?

Aussie DJ Pogo and his movie mixes

Here we have a true work of art that doesn't really fall into any of your typical genres of electronic music. A guy from Australia known as DJ Pogo has been doing amazing things with movies, Disney ones especially. This guy takes sound bites out from throughout a movie then re-arranges them and turns them into an electronic type track.