Deadmau5 is celebrating his 25-year career with the release of a new coffee table book that showcases an extensive collection of more than 1,000 color images, highlighting his evolution from early gigs to world tours. The book features never-before-published photographs from his personal archive, alongside images of collaborative moments with various artists and insights into the technology behind his productions.
Exclusive Content and Imagery
The book presents a variety of exclusive content, including behind-the-scenes shots and show images featuring collaborations with notable figures such as Tommy Lee, DJ Aero, Steve Duda, and SOFI. This visual narrative not only chronicles his career but also reflects on the innovative aspects of his performances, including iconic setups like the LED cube unveiled at Coachella in 2010 and his recent Kx5 show with Kaskade at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Two Unique Editions Available
Fans of Deadmau5 have the option to purchase the book in two different editions. The limited mau5hop Edition, which consists of 1,200 copies, features a special die-cut slipcase, a unique red metallic foil logo, black metallic page edges, cube schematics, and two sets of vinyl stickers. This edition is priced at $200 and will ship on November 28. A Classic Edition, limited to 800 copies and devoid of sticker sheets, will be available through select retailers starting December 8.
Connection to Recent Celebrations
This book release follows the successful ‘retro5pective: 25 years of deadmau5’ celebration, which included sold-out performances at high-profile venues such as the Hollywood Bowl, the Brooklyn Mirage, and Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Fans in North America can place orders through the mau5hop website, while those in the UK and EU have the option to order via Soi Books.
Related Upcoming Events
In related news, Deadmau5 has announced the addition of VOWWS, featuring Josh Freese and Danny Lohner, to his Halloween shows at Red Rocks. This expansion adds to the excitement surrounding his upcoming performances as fan anticipation builds.
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