DSTR - Let Me Leave

[@anthony_galati_art]

Love this song so much. One of the best uses of a movie sample ever and great integration of M83 in a way that sounds totally different from the original song.

[@abiologe]

Gänsehaut pur! Absolut grandioser Track!!

[@78monka]

Amazing track!!!

[@JulianValenzuela]

Después de 14 años volviendo aquí.

[@wavetina2000]

wow!!!

[@DAVEZAU]

El sample de inicio es de la pelicula "the breakfast club"

[@stradlemonkey444]

this song was just introduced by an ad for diapers with a song called "Do the Potty Dance". Glad i'm not tripping at the moment.

[@DAVEZAU]

Me gusta este album (loudspeaker) pero siempre me a gustado el otro lado de dstr (future prophecies)

[@pheerstringer]

Compelling.

[@illuminatedone4343]

I wonder why artists quite usually do a bit dishonor by hiding the source of their stuff when this is obviously like that. Till some moment I was completely sure this music is the original stuff and Myer is hot. Some months ago I was watching the last episode of Mr. Robot and suddenly. I hear. This songs starts with ending credits. But it stretches and doesn't change. Then I see in comments one dude asking about the ending music and I tell him it is definetily this song. Other man says that it's wrong. He names me M83 - Gone. I listen to it and see where the legs are comin from. So this is how Destriod, Haujobb and other undefined projects of Daniel Myer work. They are good when based on someone's stuff. Thank you for the Vertical Theory, but awesomeness of album is based on Pitch Black samples and (even!) Vin Diesel's voice. For example your album Deadmarket sounds like a shit or rusted and noisy Volga. That's it

[@judilexa451]

Illuminated One it's beautiful. why does this matter?

[@dogma427]

what type of shit is this its a good thing that the new Destroid which is made up of Excision, Downlink, and Kj Sawka make good music

[@DaBoi_-jx6wg]

Wow