The music is nice but a bit repetitive and a little bit too bashful for my liking. It doesn’t really take me anywhere unless I close my eyes which is good I guess but I wouldn’t really consider M83 a house act. This could play well in a smaller venue like Webster Hall in NY. I’ve never heard them live so I dont know how it will translate live on the stage at Ultra, I only hope it’ll be more varied then their recorded stuff, I.E. this:

I have no idea how this got popular, the music is terrible. Barbara Streisand video is really well made. Music is sucky though. Thats all I have to say

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This tracks beats start out very 80’s pop as many electronic acts are currently do. When I first hear the vocals of Til Death I think its another teenage pop track, which it is, but the lyrics are certainly beyond anything I have ever heard. It throws mortality at you, I can picture some of these lyrics in a Lincoln Park opus.

This track comes off very edgy and beepy which I like especially because it takes an epic house turn then falls down to the underground into bass thumpin beats. This is a great track if your looking to jam 20 songs into a half hour mix session.

This track can work on any a progressive house set. Anyone can enjoy this song, from the 20yr at Ultra to the 55yr old botox queen at the lounge. I recommend that the BPM get nudged down a little on this one or it can come off a little happy hardcore. Otherwise a dope Gaga track.