A Chaotic 34-Track Goodbye to OWSLA - ‘F*CK U SKRILLEX YOU THINK UR ANDY WARHOL BUT UR NOT!! <3'

Liam Tyler
18 hours ago
1 min read

Skrillex doesn’t do things by the book. Instead of a carefully planned rollout, he leaked his own album, sending a Dropbox link to fans and turning social media into a global listening party.

A day later, ‘F*CK U SKRILLEX YOU THINK UR ANDY WARHOL BUT UR NOT!! <3’ landed on streaming services, marking his final release with OWSLA after 15 years.

This 34-track project is chaos in the best way. It brings together rising underground artists like Dylan Brady, Eurohead, and Varg2™ with his longtime collaborators Boys Noize and Starrah. Skrillex balances nostalgia with forward-thinking production, blending high-energy bangers with experimental twists.

The album follows his return to ULTRA Music Festival’s main stage - his first time back in a decade - where he shared the spotlight with Flowdan, Damian Marley, and Young Niko. That moment felt like a reminder of how deeply ingrained he is in electronic music.

Skrillex has always thrived in unpredictability.

Whether this album signals a shift in his career or just another spontaneous move, it’s a fitting send-off for his OWSLA era.

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