Super Mash Bros, self-proclaimed as “Girl Talk’s hot cousin,” recently released their second album, ‘All About the Scrilions.’

I’ve always (well, since I heard of them about 6 months ago) been a fan of Super Mash Bros. In February, I wrote about their first album, ‘Fuck Bitches. Get Euros.’ And like the debut, Bros’ sophomore album has it all covered: the Beatles, classic rock, motown, 80s guilty pleasures, hip hop, 90s alt rock, pop, house…the list goes on and on. If you ask me, they’re better than GT, but what do you think? Download ‘Scrilions’ for FREE here.

The flow is solid. The album plays as one track. And most importantly, the timing is great. Nearly every other mashup artist I’ve heard doesn’t quite have it right–clips are either too short and tease me (as is the case with Girl Talk, in my opinion); or, more often, the mash goes too long, forcing two songs together for a painful and boring 2,3, or 4 minute catastrophe. While ‘All About the Scrillions’ lacks the “Whoa this is cool and new” factor of ‘Fuck Bitches. Get Euros,’ it’s still a solid and fun experience. The whole album is only 32 minutes long, so at the very worst, at least you’ve got a great playlist for a party that 99% of your friends haven’t heard before.

Some tracks of note: Adler Girl Pt. II (John Mayer, Hey Baby, 99 Problems, Britney), Still Bleeding (Jock Jams, Madonna – Holiday/Fergie – Glamorous, Katy Perry – I Kissed a girl/Daft Punk – Television Rules the Nation), Living the Dream (Viva la Vida, Twista, Kanye, Eleanor Rigby/Pop Lock n Drop It)

Fuck Bitches. Get Euros.

I’m not a huge Girl Talk fan, but I’m addicted to Super Mash Bros’ mash ups. One listen and you’ll be hooked. “It sounds like Girltalk’s hot cousin,” boasts Super Mash Bros‘ website lazerwolf.com. Download their entire debut album, ‘Fuck Bitches. Get Euros,’ for FREE on lazerwolf.

After releasing the album in the summer of 2008, mash brothers (not real brothers) Nick Fenmore and Dick Fink plan on dropping another by the end of February. Plus, visit their myspace to suggest songs they should sample on upcoming tracks.

Twelve tracks in all ‘Fuck Bitches. Get Euros’ plays as one, transitioning almost seamlessly from contemporary rap over 90s rock to Motown undertones with 80s pop over the top. Though the album doesn’t use as many songs as Girl Talk, it has better flow. Despite frenetic changes, Super Mash Bros keeps this flow by switching one song from rhythm track to lead and then subtly placing another song underneath.

Some notable tracks: D.G.A.F.L.Y.F. (feat. Soulja Boy/Sandstorm, among others), Deuteronomy Blunts (Beat It/Kiss Kiss), Future Dads (50 Cent/Jackson 5) and I Fucking Bleed Purple and Gold (MGMT/Eminem/Daft Punk/etc. etc.) Warning to listeners: once you start, you can’t stop.