Is Fix Your Face a good place to start with TRV$DJAM?

Yes, Fix Your Face is recommended as a starting point for new TRV$DJAM listeners. A frenetic blend of breakbeats and basslines pulses through chaotic soundscapes, embodying the essence of underground drum and bass culture. At the time of its release in 2008, TRV$DJAM was gaining traction as a prominent act in the drum and bass scene. This album followed their self-titled debut, showcasing their evolving sound and experimentation with various electronic elements while continuing to build their reputation.

Who is Fix Your Face for?

Fix Your Face works well if you're into frenetic energy for dance sessions, dynamic peaks and valleys and short bursts of intensity.

How many songs are on Fix Your Face?

Fix Your Face has 15 tracks, running approximately 43 minutes.

Fix Your Face

TRV$DJAM · 2008

43 min · 15 tracks · drum and bass

A frenetic blend of breakbeats and basslines pulses through chaotic soundscapes, embodying the essence of underground drum and bass culture.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Fix Your Face 1 Start here — The opening track sets the tone with its infectious energy and intricate rhythms, encapsulating the album's vibrant spirit.
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Fix Your Face 3 — This track exemplifies TRV$DJAM's ability to blend melodic elements with heavy beats, creating an immersive auditory experience that invites listeners into their world.
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Fix Your Face 12 — With its unique structure and progressive build-up, this track highlights the duo's skillful production techniques and ability to maintain listener engagement throughout.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

frenetic energy for dance sessions
dynamic peaks and valleys
short bursts of intensity
experimental soundscapes to explore

Maybe skip if you

prefer slow, steady rhythms
seek standalone radio-friendly tracks

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Established TRV$DJAM's presence in the electronic music scene with innovative sounds.
Themes: experimental soundscapes· high-energy chaos
Moods: Energetic· Intense
Career context: At the time of its release in 2008, TRV$DJAM was gaining traction as a prominent act in the drum and bass scene. This album followed their self-titled debut, showcasing their evolving sound and experimentation with various electronic elements while continuing to build their reputation.
Stylistic neighbors: Pendulum· Black Sun Empire· The Qemists