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YetepUpon his split with Ultra Music (and fiancee Kat Von D), ze Mau5 dropped two new tracks on his Soundcloud, innovating for future albums, but still showing that his flow & style remains very much intact.
I have a new track for you guys! ill post it as soon as i’m able. Just off to a desert to set of a high volume of explosives. seriously.
— deadmau5 (@deadmau5) June 26, 2013
Further more…
in the spirit of not giving a fuck for being human, have a new track! 😀 https://t.co/1JWAIEN0Tn game on.
— deadmau5 (@deadmau5) June 27, 2013
here’s even LESS of a fuck given! a 20% in savings! https://t.co/iCCml4SimQ
— deadmau5 (@deadmau5) June 27, 2013
Both tracks throwback to original deadmau5-type sound. ‘You There?’ contains a ‘Sometimes Things Get Complicated’-like build with a silent drop, and ‘Suckfest 9001’ bounces his Random Album Title sounds with the womp of newer Mau5tracks like ‘Superliminal’.
This isn’t the last we’ve heard of Joel Zimmerman this summer either. His last tweet promised us another crusher soon. With the proof that he still has that dead rodent flavor, we can expect great things from Mau5’s next track.
i got this other banger too. so close to being finished. but needs a special lil somethin. will keep you posted. also, theyll be released 😀
— deadmau5 (@deadmau5) June 27, 2013

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