What makes Space & Time by Celldweller notable?

Space & Time stands out for its innovative use of remixes that recontextualize original tracks, contributing to Celldweller's reputation within the electronic rock scene. The EP received positive reviews for its production quality and the ability to enhance the emotional impact of the original songs, solidifying Celldweller's role as a prominent player in the genre. Released in January 2012, Space & Time came during Celldweller's phase of expanding their sound through remix collaborations. This EP followed their 2008 album, Wish Upon a Blackstar, and showcased their ability to reinterpret tracks from that project while exploring electronic elements more deeply.

Who is Space & Time for?

Space & Time works well if you're into high-energy remix exploration, pulsating beats for workouts and dynamic remixes for dance parties.

How many songs are on Space & Time?

Space & Time has 20 tracks, running approximately 91 minutes.

Space & Time

Celldweller · 2012

91 min · 20 tracks · electronic rock

Aggressive electronic rock pulses through intricate remixes, blending melodic hooks with dynamic beats and a futuristic edge.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Tough Guy — This track exemplifies the aggressive yet melodic style that defines Celldweller's sound, capturing the energy and intensity present throughout the EP.
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Louder Than Words (KATFYR remix) — The KATFYR remix infuses fresh energy into an already powerful song, showcasing how remixes can transform and elevate core themes.
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Unshakeable (Celldweller VIP) — This VIP version highlights the core strength of the original while presenting a new perspective through enhanced production elements.
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Meteorite — As one of the original compositions on the EP, this track marks a poignant moment with its rich texture and lyrical depth, emphasizing thematic continuity.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

high-energy remix exploration
pulsating beats for workouts
dynamic remixes for dance parties
varied track lengths keep interest

Maybe skip if you

prefer straightforward song structures
seek quiet, reflective moments

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in January 2012, Space & Time came during Celldweller's phase of expanding their sound through remix collaborations. This EP followed their 2008 album, Wish Upon a Blackstar, and showcased their ability to reinterpret tracks from that project while exploring electronic elements more deeply.
Stylistic neighbors: Blue Stahli· The Birthday Massacre· Pendulum