Enduser - Mashed Up And Beatdown

Review by Timothy Tanner

Enduser's album, Mashed Up And Beatdown, is a powerful and energetic blend of breakcore, industrial and hip-hop. The album is a perfect example of how different genres of music can be blended together to create something completely new and unique.

The album starts off with the track "Bollywood Breaks," which sets the tone for what's to come. The track is a high-energy mix of breakbeats and Indian music, which is sure to get anyone dancing. The album then moves on to "So Many Tears," which is a slower, more emotional track that features the vocals of singer and rapper Sol Thomas.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Catalyst," which features the vocals of MC Zulu. The track is a perfect blend of breakbeats and dubstep, with Zulu's vocals adding an extra layer of intensity. Another great track is "Not So Distant Drums," which features the vocals of Lynn Standafer. The track is a slower, more atmospheric piece that showcases Enduser's ability to create a variety of moods and styles.

Summary by Timothy Tanner

Mashed Up And Beatdown is an excellent album that showcases Enduser's ability to blend different genres of music together to create something new and exciting. The album is a must-listen for anyone who enjoys breakcore, industrial or hip-hop, and is sure to leave listeners wanting more.