Skrillex and Boys Noize release mixtape to celebrate new EP

30 May 2019
2 minutes · By We Rave You Staff
A duo which has enjoyed

A duo which has enjoyed great success in the electronic music scene and has encapsulated fans around the world, is about to release a new EP – a small sample of what is coming. Dog Blood, formed by Skrillex and Boys Noize, who made an incredible surprise at EDC Las Vegas has recently released a new mixtape prior to the release of their upcoming EP, ‘Turn Off The Lights‘

The duo, which has been active since 2013, will release their long-awaiting EP on today, Friday, May 31, after they released the track’s shared-title EP, ‘Turn Off The Lights‘ 5 years since their last release.

The mixtape includes great hits from Dog Blood, plus classics like Daft Punk, The Prodigy and even an unexpected tech house banger from Format:B. Upon listening to the mix, fans instantly relive great moments of Skrillex and Boys Noize on stage together, including their 2019 performance at Ultra Music Festival, but even more so, makes fans even more eager to hear the release of the upcoming EP, (especially the 2 unreleased tracks!). Listen to the mixtape ‘Clap Back Vol 1‘ below and get ready for the release of the ‘Turn Off The Lights EP’ today!

Photo Credit: Marilyn Hue, Billboard.com

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