What makes Feel the Burn by Blackburner notable?

Feel the Burn gained attention for its innovative fusion of genres, particularly in the dubstep scene that was gaining momentum at the time. The album's remix of Pumped Up Kicks received notable streams and helped to elevate Blackburner's profile, contributing to discussions on genre-blending within electronic music. Released in early 2012, Feel the Burn marked Blackburner's sophomore effort, following their debut album. At this stage, the artist was solidifying their presence in the burgeoning electronic music scene, experimenting with diverse styles and production techniques that would appeal to both underground and mainstream audiences.

Feel the Burn

Blackburner · 2012

13 tracks · electronica

A frenetic blend of bass-heavy dubstep and glitchy electronica, merging chaotic energy with hypnotic rhythms.

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Back in Black (Vicious Dubstep mix) — This track stands out for its bold reinterpretation of a classic rock anthem, blending familiar riffs with aggressive bass drops that redefine its energy.
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Feel the Burn — The title track encapsulates the album's essence with its pulsating beats and dynamic soundscapes, showcasing Blackburner’s signature style.
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Adagio Glitch — This track exemplifies the experimental edge of the album, weaving intricate glitch patterns with orchestral elements that challenge conventional electronica.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Easter Death Bunny
2 Dust Eater
3 Back in Black (Vicious Dubstep mix)
4 Feel the Burn
5 Tony Montana
6 Kashmir (Acid Particle mix)
7 The Devil Is Real
8 Adagio Glitch
9 Prometheus
10 Freak You
11 Pumped Up Kicks (Genxocide mix)
12 World of Dreams
13 Disambiguation

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