Im not sure why people hate on Skrillex so much. His hair? His retarded old band? Who cares? His music is some of the craziest stuff I've ever heard and very impressive. Not the best album I've ever heard but I'll definitely be jamming out to it for a while and more deserving of a 2.7 user score.

Skrillex is just rehashing the basslines we've heard over the past couple of years from dubstep artists everywhere. Why doesn't he take a leaf out of SBTRKT or Rustie's book and look to take dubstep somewhere it's never been before?

Hasn't progressed in any way, its just the same old formula with more silly noise than before. Skrillex really is stagnating he should mix it up a bit.

Is he even trying anymore? We have heard all of these songs before from either his previous albums or others. Kyoto is just Ruffneck Bass but with a few words changed. How did he go from being one of the best Dubstep artists out there to making this crap?

Bangarang is a great EP, especially if your into electronic. Keeping that in mind, Skrillex fails to produce new sounds that aren't easily computer generated, but it's really personal preference with his style. What makes this EP special, is that Skrillex tries to vary his usually filthy tracks, with cleaner tracks such as Breakin' A Sweat, and especially Summit with Ellie Goulding. There is much room for improvement, but if Skrill continues with his filthy computer tracks, he'll sellout in no time.… Expand

I guess the main problem I have with Bangarang, is that it sounds exactly the same as the other songs we heard from Skrillex in 2011. There is nothing new, nothing is changed. For example, we heard Kyoto way waaaaaay back in april. The only difference is that back then, it was called Ruffneck. Also, the drops! Sometimes I don't even know the drop has happened, but I realise it after a minute or something. So yeah, this EP is nothing new, nothing spectacular, it just happened.… Expand

As far as Dubstep goes, it's great. Good fun! Matches if not goes past what other artists of the same fame level are doing these days. I really don't give it a 10, I'm just trying to balance the score out. Overall I'd say 4/5.

Honestly, i like over half of the songs on the ep and i feel its just something to keep me busy till his full album comes out. The tunes are catchy and i feel that all of them are all unique and don't sound much like his previous work

Not terrible, but most certainly forgettable. How many artists get the chance to record a new song with the three surviving members of The Doors? One, as far as I know. Gratz on screwing that up, Skrillex. Can you possibly find a new pad setting? That sound was played out twenty years ago. We have computers and you have talent. Come up with something new and stop playing to the fads.

Bangarang is a great EP. First of, i'm a huge Skrillex fan, he's what got me into dubstep in the first place. Now when you first hear the songs on the EP, you think "Skrillex has degraded to the point where I don't like him any more." But then when you hear the songs again & again & again, you start to love it. That's the sort of EP I like. Because, music has to have some replay-abilty, or it's not good (at least in my opinion). Heck, I like it so much, I have physical thing! So if you dont like dubstep, this isn't going to make like it. But dubstep fans like me, will love over time. 9/10… Expand

WHAT?!!!!!!!!!! How are there so many negative reviews on here?!! Skrillex is a genius! He kills it track after track. The orchestral track was very random but come on Kyoto alone gives this album every right to a 10/10. Skrillex is the king of dubstep. He is an absolute genius and he always makes killer tracks. I don't care what anyone says. 10/10!

It's just sad there's so many negative comments. People shouldn't hate Skrillex. He's the best DJ mixer around. Bangarang blew me off my seat when I heard it for the first time. If you rated this 2 or lower, listen to Bangarang twice and then say this was helpful.

Skrillex is a peculiar artist. When I first listened to the Bangarang EP I didn't really like a single track. They all sounded a little lazy, familiar and frankly somewhat annoying. But somehow Skrillex knows how to make catchy tunes. I find myself minding my business when all of a sudden one of his melodies enters my brain and gets stuck. So now that some time has passed, I've actually come back to some of these tracks and come to like them a lot.
Also, he knows how to make music that works on the dance floor, which is a quality that some of the possibly more skilled producers lack.
That being said, there are still quite a few tracks on this EP that I don't care for at all. All in all not a spectacular EP but his ability to consistently produce some quality music is impressive.
Good tracks: Right In, Kyoto and Summit.… Expand

I honestly love this EP because, 1. I love Skrillex and dubstep in general 2. It is probably one of his best albums 3. Every single song is awesome in it, not like Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites where about 2 of the songs are good 4. Even people who do not like dubstep like the song Bangarang because it is a good song to play at dances.

Not as good as Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites, but a not-so-bad EP to keep us waiting for his first real album : Voltage. Key tracks : Bangarang (duh) and Kyoto. My favorites : The Devil's Den and Summit

With a clear lack of progression, Skrillex is delivering the same tricks all over again, and according to sales this is working out very well for the prince of Brostep. A lot of high pitched noise with lack of real bass, moving far away from the sound system roots of the genre. He has however improved his production skills slightly as the songs sound more polished.

Bangarang sure sounds like Skrillex dubstep. That's about as descriptive as one needs to get. Monotonous and monotonous and monotonous trip bang dubstep. If music has a heartbeat this is arrhythmia.

There are a lot of great international artists that impacted the entire music charts in 2012. There's David Guetta, there's Kylie Minogue, there's Alex Claire who's his music was featured in a Internet Explorer 9 commercial. But Skrillrex delivers hard-knockin beats and a sensitive style of dance, techno, and more. Bangarang [EP] is one of the best albums of 2012 so far. From Mortal Kombat to Lollipop Chainsaw, he also even had a score on Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. He's everywhere from movies to TV spots to video games. Great album, looking forward on the Electric Daisy Carnival Experience 2012 (in movie theaters).… Expand

This is his worst EP. I hate Skrillex bcuz of this EP he doesnt deserve any award from this EP if he does then that means the people are just stupid.

Skrillex has to be commended in some areas. For one he introduced Dubstep to the mainstream and has made a solid EP, Scary Monsters and Nice Sprits, in most regards he has helped Dubstep. Up to this point he has made okay songs and overshadowed excellent Dubstep and D&B bands such as Flux Pavilion and NERO. This album however should shove him off his high pedestal and make room with far more talented underground acts. While he has talent rehashing the same song for every single track on the album is not Dubstep, like he for some reason thinks it is, itâ… Expand

It may have a few catchy beats but it turns sort of annoying after a while. In my opinion, it's a little too overrated and I think the Recording Academy wasn't right about nominating him as Best New Artist, I mean, there were a lot more talented musicians in 2011.

not the greatest EP, but i still like it, why is there all this hate? its got some high points, elie golding is in it for gods sake, also, good beat, good songs

Regardless of his sudden worldwide fame, Skrillex downgrades from Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites' unique take on the popular dubstep genre by turning it into (literally) random bleeps, bloops, blurps and vocal samples. Its two first tracks, "Right In" and "Bangarang", are driven by annoying vocal hooks and under-whelming bass drops. However, the EP begins to improve around its third track, thanks to a surprising yet wonderful collaboration with The Doors. The EP's concluding track, "Summit", begins to sound tedious after multiple vocal chops that feature non-specific lyrical content, however, it shines beautifully once English recording Ellie Goulding makes an entry with her soft, soprano vocals. Hopefully, Skrillex's next entry (whatever it may be) will show his true potential as an artist.… Expand

This EP helps to continue to establish Skrillex's brand which I can see either loving or hating. I think it's a very important thing for an artist, in as forgettable a genre as dubstep, to make a concrete sound identity for themselves. This EP, along with Scary Monsters helps to really create a solid sound base that is the Skrillex brand. That said, I love the sound.

I did take a point off for aesthetics. I'm not sure what it is about this EP, but something doesn't quite catch me like it did in Scary Monsters. I think it's because the general feeling of songs is a bit slower and more churning rather than up beat.… Expand

Pointless noise with no inspiration or meaning. Listening to it makes you die a little inside.

Skrilles can go catch in the ass with his gramma He doens't even deserves to be alive and he should die with a stick in his vagina because i know he has one He is a fuxking gay person and i hate him

Honestly, dubstep is so awful. No music from this genre should even come out. Every single song is the exact same. There is absolutely no variety at all.