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Celldweller is the first album by the American electronic rock band, Celldweller, released in 2003. The album spent one week on the Billboard Top Internet Albums chart, at number 17, and the song "I Believe You" reached number 11 on the R&R Alternative Specialty Show Chart. Celldweller was awarded Album of the Year at the Just Plain Folks Music Awards. Guest appearances include Jarrod Montague of Taproot.

On May 1, 2013, Klayton announced that for the 10th anniversary of the album, it would be re-issued with updated artwork and a second disc with the songs released during the Groupees promotions, remixes, rarities and unreleased songs, all remastered for this release. The unreleased song, "Uncrowned", which is an outtake from the original album and from Wish Upon a Blackstar, was finished by Klayton for this release. The song was written in 2000. The album was released a day earlier than the original release date and those who had pre-ordered the CD version of the album on FiXT, had their copies shipped and delivered a few days early. Klayton signed fifteen copies of the deluxe edition CDs which were mailed at random when the pre-orders were shipped.

The self-titled debut Celldweller album, released independently in 2003, has achieved a number of accolades and awards, from Billboard charting to industry recognized song/producer of the year awards, to licensing every song from the album to a major Film/TV/Video Game projects. Another major impact the album had on a world-wide audience of fans and fellow musicians/producers was the opportunity to publicly remix a number of the songs from the album - spawning over 1,000 remixes over a span of 10+ years following the album's release. Previously receiving only limited releases through various song-based compilations over the years, the Celldweller / FiXT team is proud to announce an official 'best-of' debut remixes 2-volume compilation series releasing to all digital stores in Fall/Winter 2017.

The debut Celldweller album was ground-breaking hybrid of electronic styles such as Drum'n'Bass and Psy-Trance with modern Alternative Rock and Metal. In 2013 Celldweller reissued the debut on the tenth anniversary of its release with updated artwork and a second disc of remixes, demos, and previously unheard rarities (all remastered). Now, the Instrumental edition of the reissue allows the listener to strip away Klayton's vocals and dive into the intricacies of the artist's complex musicianship.