A teaser for Disruptor, mrSimon's dedicated "Dexters Laboratory" remix album coming this fall, including remixes from Dainumo and ADSRe.

In my first dedicated album since "Your Mums Gay" in 2007, I return with "Theres a party in my head and you're all invited!". Influenced by electronic artists such as Phonat, Pogo, Fake Blood, Vanguard, Todd Edwards and many many more, I take a sharp turn with my musical style, in this return-to-roots collection of tracks! From the explosive "Foundation Day", to the melodramatic "Snow Village" and "Fiji Fantasies", to the downright insane "Shut up" and "The Stupidest Track I've Ever Made", every track makes its presence well known. I personally consider this my 3rd "proper" album, and my best work to date. Thanks everybody from ROFLtrax and Soundcloud who helped tremendously with this!

mrSimon's '2001-2009' seires brings you his most popular tracks from throughout the years 2001 to 2009. 'Lost Tracks' is a huge collection of music which never made its way onto a dedicated album.

mrSimon's '2001-2009' seires brings you his most popular tracks from throughout the years 2001 to 2009. 'The Remixes' is a collection of mrSimons various mixes and mashups created using various pop culture orientated sources. From video gaming, to TV theme songs. Including tracks such as 'BEER', which was infamously played on G4 in Spring 2010.

mrSimon returns with some pounding house, with a little help from everybody's favorite easy listening artist for the over 90's, Cliff Richard! Get ready to pump the shit with CLIFFCORE, including a special remix from Orangy, and the exclusive B-side, 'Waterbitch'.

In this mashup EP, mrSimon takes you from the obscure 80's right up to pop from the late 90's. This is a mashup frenzy crazy headache you're sure to regret!

mrSimon's acclaimed EP, released in late 2008 following the unexpected success of an Electric Cheese video, GAYCORE. A manic remix of a familiar disco anthem, mrSimon was personally after a riff that could sound quite hypnotizing and menacing. This was reflected in the music video with a continuously looping zoom-in shot of the lead singer.

mrSimon's 2005 album 'No Tech', combined several failed efforts from between 2003-05 to create a debut album, including the then work in progress 'You dont suck'. Although a few tracks such as 'Come and Gone' and 'Frustration Unusual' were created during mrSimon's years in sixth form collage, the majority of the album was created during his first year in university, where he began to dive deeper into music creation. 'No Tech' was originally released as a new album to launch alongside his personal website, whilst he was creating the 'Your Mums Face' seires in 2005.