They'll let you try
To reverse everything
Don't waste your time

Sing Hallelujah because you can't change anything

Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah ...

Looks like they're over it
I saw them riding off on a Blackstar
With nothing left to chew, they split
Because it makes no difference who you are

Sing Hallelujah cause you can't change anything

Sing Hallelujah cause you can't change anything
Sing Hallelujah cause you can't change anything
Sing Hallelujah cause you can't change anything

That's it! I've come up with a new playlist! _ Celldweller

RIOT 87 rose to the top of Serbia's EDM scene before they switched on amps, plugged in guitars, and launched themselves into a new realm of hybrid metal. After destroying seven songs by FiXT artists Celldweller, Blue Stahli, and Squarehead on last year's remix EP Dubstep With More Muscle, they now return with Blackout Station Vol. 01. Proceed with caution: the fourteen cuts of instrumental mayhem herein contain juggernaut riffs and blistering electronics that will blow out every transformer in your neighborhood.

Ready Set Dead

Time, Love, Dreams and Death - all four chapters have been unveiled. Now begins the true End of an Empire. 

After a year long production cycle, Celldweller has been slowly revealing bits and pieces of his third full length, studio artist album, which showcases a return to the more formative complex electronic and heavy metal elements that defined the unique hybrid that is Celldweller. Never one to rest on his laurels, Klayton raises the bar with a brand new level of production unheard of by most producers, fusing analog and digital to create something completely out of this world. 

From tracks like “Good L_ck (Yo_’re F_cked)” which sound like something straight out of a neo-futuristic punk rock dive bar, to the soft and somber “Just Like You” that swells with acoustic guitars, modular synths and melodic vocals into an epic cinematic ballad. Every track brings something completely unique yet distinctly Celldweller to the table. Equal parts score and soundtrack to a science fiction movie that hasn’t been created yet, this album delivers an unparalleled experience that transports each listener to their own little world inhabited by all of the iconic characters presented throughout the chapter cycle leading up to the release of the final album. 

Now sit down, buckle up, and welcome to the end.

End of an Empire

Down to Earth

Official remix I did for BT during the "These Hopeful Machines" sessions.  Currently available on this: http://www.btmusic.com/releases/these-re-imagined-machines.html 

Please enjoy the rock'n'roll ass-kickery and extra screamy+singy bits I threw down for this.  

BT - Feed The Monster (Remixed by Blue Stahli)

Just Like You

Wish Upon A Blackstar

The Lucky One

Blackstar

Brainchild

Deviate (Blue Stahli Remix)

Fail Emotions - Reborn

Resurrection

Explode

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The self-titled debut that started it all has turned ten.

At the dawn of the new millennium, songwriter, producer, and multi- instrumentalist Klayton created Celldweller, a ground-breaking aural entity for the next age. Thriving on originality, Celldweller cross-bred electronic styles such as Drum'n'Bass and Psy-Trance with modern Alternative Rock and Metal on his self-titled debut, released independently in 2003.

The Celldweller album met with critical acclaim while climbing to #17 on the Billboard Internet Sales Chart. Celldweller gained Top 40 Metal Radio charting with the track “I Believe You” pulling into a solid 11th place on the R&R Alternative Specialty Show Chart. Achieving a feat shared by only an elite handful of albums, every song on Celldweller was eventually licensed for use in popular media. These songs were heard in movie trailers, TV shows, and games such as Spider Man 2, Constantine, Crackdown, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, Enter the Matrix, CSI, UFC, The Shield, and more.

Now, Celldweller has been reissued to celebrate the tenth anniversary of its release with updated artwork and a second disc of remixes, demos, and previously unheard rarities (all remastered for this release). While Klayton busies himself in his Detroit studio preparing the future of Celldweller for 2013, celebrate the past with this monumental work.

Celldweller 10 Year Anniversary

Own Little World (Remorse Code Remix)

Switchback

Stay With Me (Unlikely)

The Last Firstborn

Under My Feet

I  Believe You

Speed

Personifying the sound of the playlist generation, Celldweller (Klayton) creates a fusion of digital and organic elements, ignoring genre boundaries and creating a pioneering vision for the future of modern music.

Celldweller has become a worldwide phenomenon with fans in over 130 countries and a catalog of music garnering over 500,000,000 streams.

Klayton, the multifaceted producer behind Celldweller, not only creates artist albums that have garnered an intense cult following, but is well known in the media industry for his music appearing in hundreds of major Film / TV & Video Games, such as Westworld, Suicide Squad, Jack Reacher, Deadpool, Collide, Lucy, John Wick, Robocop, Pacific Rim, Killer Instinct Season 3, Now You See Me, Dead Rising 3, Call of Duty: Elite, Assassin’s Creed, UFC & more.

Management: FiXT
james@fixtonline.com

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