There’s a kick drum in there, believe it or not. I like that fucking track! The only thing I don’t like about it is the low-end frequency. You mentioned liking “Whelk Then.” What appeals to you about that track in particular? You wouldn’t force yourself into doing things differently. I’m just really too critical of my own shit. Like, you name it: the waxing and waning of the Caribou population in fucking Alaska … oh, they’re fine oh, they’re endangered. I have back-and-forth feelings about everything a lot – it’s not limited to my albums. It’s not The fucking Wall! I wanted the blowout, and I’m disappointed that I didn’t do that.ĭo you have these back-and-forth feelings about your work a lot? There are some great songs – like, I really like “Snowcone” and “Whelk Then” and “No Problem.” I think I’m dissatisfied that it’s not written from start to finish it’s over a year’s worth of work that doesn’t correlate. Having listened to it again, I’m now getting comfortable with it.

You wrote on Twitter that you didn’t like the album. Last month, he voiced his concerns on Twitter – “I don’t even like it,” he wrote – explaining that the album was “rushed” and “slapped together.” He spoke to Rolling Stone about his changing perceptions of the LP, life in the country, anxiety, his mouse helmet and the downfall of EDM. But he hasn’t been thrilled with the end result.

W:/2016ALBUM/, “which is more of a compilation,” he says, sees Deadmau5 tackling all of these styles.

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