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American Tragedy Redux

Hollywood Undead · 2011

47 min · 10 tracks · nu metal · rap rock

High-energy remixes blend nu metal and rap rock with electronic influences for an adrenaline-fueled experience.

Why listen to this

Best for
high-energy dancefloor anthems adrenaline-fueled party atmosphere dynamic remix progression excitement
Context
Released in early 2011, 'American Tragedy Redux' is a remix album that followed the band's commercial breakthrough with their 2010 album 'American Tragedy'. At this point, Hollywood Undead was solidifying their place in the nu metal scene and expanding their sound through collaborations with various remix artists.
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nu metal, rap rock

American Tragedy Redux is an album by Hollywood Undead, released in 2011. High-energy remixes blend nu metal and rap rock with electronic influences for an adrenaline-fueled experience. This album showcases Hollywood Undead's versatility and ability to adapt their music for club environments, reflecting the growing trend of electronic influence in rock music. It also demonstrates their ongoing popularity by charting on Billboard's Top Hard Rock Albums list, further entrenching them in the contemporary music landscape. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does American Tragedy Redux sound like?

High-energy remixes blend nu metal and rap rock with electronic influences for an adrenaline-fueled experience. Rooted in nu metal and rap rock.

What makes American Tragedy Redux by Hollywood Undead notable?

This album showcases Hollywood Undead's versatility and ability to adapt their music for club environments, reflecting the growing trend of electronic influence in rock music. It also demonstrates their ongoing popularity by charting on Billboard's Top Hard Rock Albums list, further entrenching them in the contemporary music landscape. Released in early 2011, 'American Tragedy Redux' is a remix album that followed the band's commercial breakthrough with their 2010 album 'American Tragedy'. At this point, Hollywood Undead was solidifying their place in the nu metal scene and expanding their sound through collaborations with various remix artists.

Who is American Tragedy Redux for?

American Tragedy Redux works well if you're into high-energy dancefloor anthems, adrenaline-fueled party atmosphere and dynamic remix progression excitement.

How many songs are on American Tragedy Redux?

American Tragedy Redux has 10 tracks, running approximately 47 minutes.

Tracklist

10 tracks·47:54

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Levitate (Digital Dog Club Mix) Standout 7:15
  • 2 Comin’ In Hot (Wideboys Club Mix) Standout 5:48
  • 3 Apologize (Buffalo Bill’s “Die Young” Remix) 7:37
  • 4 My Town (Andrew W.K. Remix) 3:49
  • 5 Coming Back Down (Beatnick & K‐Salaam Remix) 3:13
  • 6 Hear Me Now (Jonathan Davis Remix) 3:10
  • 7 I Don’t Wanna Die (Borgore Remix) Standout 4:29
  • 8 Le Deux (Dr. Eargasm Remix) 4:33
  • 9 Lights Out (The Juggernaut & Obsidian Remix) 4:25
  • 10 Been To Hell… And Back! (KMFDM Remix) 3:30

Release Date

January 1, 2011

Genre

nu metal, rap rock

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Artist Origin

United States

Runtime

47 min 54 sec