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SWARM Gives Celldweller’s “Into The Void” A Dark & Sinister Remix

by Matthew Meadow
January 14, 2020
in Bass Music, Dubstep, Remix
SWARM Gives Celldweller’s “Into The Void” A Dark & Sinister Remix

You’ll rarely see anyone remixing Celldweller — the man just doesn’t need it. But of the few remixes that are officially commissioned, you’ll notice a consistent quality between them, and SWARM’s latest remix of “Into The Void” doesn’t disappoint.

Heavy guitar riffs are replaced with distorted synths, natural drums replaced with filtered pads, basslines replaced with synthetic, gritty replicas… every single small detail of the original feels like it’s been recognized and identified and copied over with painstaking scrutiny, albeit with a more dark and sinister electronic inclination. Such a comparison brings to mind franchises like Altered Carbon or Bladerunner, to give you a better idea of the reverence I’m paying to SWARM’s remix.

You can check out the remix below right now.

Tags: CELLDWELLERdubstephybridinto the voidmetalremixSwarm
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Lover of all bass music. I'm not afraid to speak my mind and put it to paper, and I do it often. I call Los Angeles my home, there's no better place for emerging EDM. Get in touch with me more via email or Twitter.

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