Album artwork for the Romborama album (Grotesque and Disturbing? Yeah. Awesome? Yeah.)Romborama is the newest full-length album by The Bloody Beetroots. The album is pretty unique in it's own ways, so if you're not a fan of the weird Italian electro sound that is used by these guys, you may not like it, but it's worth a try, right? This song, which throws a combination of heavy electro music and classical samples together in a blender which is set to "Warp 7.7" speed (durp) create a heavy-hitting masterpiece. It's definitely my favorite song on the album, and you'll probably see why after listening. The song was requested to be put up by a friend, who is also a local DJ that goes by the name of DJ Corex (hopefully that still is true). In conclusion, enjoy, folks and fuckin' hipsters alike.
Download: The Bloody Beetroots - House N° 84.mp3
- Ricky
Go figure I've yet to listen to this album. I'm one of those stereotypical "I liked the Bloody Beetroots [and the Crookers for that fact] before they blew up, like 1-2 years ago".
ReplyDeleteRegardless I'll check this track out, some people I trust told me it's the best track on the album.
As for Warp I love it and hate it. There's a million other songs that I love a lot more, but I can't say it's a bad song. I just don't "get" it, how people can love it THAT much. Though as a DJ, often times I'll toss my biases to the wayside if I know the crowd I'm playing for would go nuts for Warp, and chances are they would.
What's funny is, in a later post you mention how Deadmau5 is now mainstream. If we analyse things a little closer though, within the scene here in Edmonton and not even go as far as the radio, I look at acts like Crookers and the Beetroots and feel that even they are mainstream, relative to everything else I play. I like most of their older stuff but once they started churning out a remix every couple hours I just lost interest. I know I'm probably missing out but I'm just so turned off for whatever reason.
Anyway just my 2 cents. Keep up the great blog!