This past February, oft-meme’d American dubstep pioneer Sonny Moore (aka Skrillex) rebranded and dropped two “serious” albums, Quest For Fire and Don’t Get Too Close. He parted ways with his infamous one-side-shaved haircut and started collaborating with respected artists including 100 gecs’ Dylan Brady and avant-garde percussionist Eli Keszler. He spent release week hyping the record in the heart of Manhattan, broadcasting a livestream from Times Square hosted by lauded online station The Lot Radio before headlining Madison Square Garden. Moore packed the house a...