Wild Out

Released in late 2013, Wild Out marks a significant moment in Borgore's discography where his 'gorestep' roots - characterized by heavy metal influences and crude humor - merged fully with the rising popularity of Trap music. The EP features a high-profile collaboration with Waka Flocka Flame and Paige, signaling Borgore's move toward a more mainstream, festival-oriented sound without sacrificing his trademark aggression. The production is notable for its 'wall of sound' approach, utilizing extreme compression and bright, metallic synth leads that cut through dense low-end frequencies. While 'Booty Monsta' leans into his more traditional dubstep rhythms, the title track became a staple of the era's festival circuit, blending rap verses with electronic drops. The inclusion of 'Wayak' shows a more experimental side, incorporating non-Western melodic scales into a heavy bass framework. Critically, the EP is viewed as a quintessential example of the 'Brostep' and 'EDM Trap' crossover period.