Diplo and Skrillex.
One can only imagine the mess of broken subwoofers and energy drinks greeting visitors to a studio housing both Diplo and Skrillex.
The production brains combine their bass addictions on Jack U, a first full collaboration that comes with an A-list guest roster of talent.
It's a bonkers brain thwack
of a thing, designed to soundtrack both high-energy gym classes and drug-laden Ibiza nightclubs.
It's better when it draws its influences from Major Lazer's sweaty, Jamaican-influenced back catalogue than Skrillex's scary dubstep attitude, like the fast-paced drops of Jungle Bae and Beats Knockin, or Keisza's shrilly turn on Take U There that turns into a Yeezus-style hip-hop grunter.
Sure, it's not for everyone: if you're not shouting along with rapper 2Chainz on the brilliantly stupid chorus of Febreze - "Yeah, I'm the shit, I should have Febreze on it!" - you're probably covering your head with pillows.
