Music Albums with DISTURBING Backstories
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Music Albums with Disturbing Backstories
Music can be… disturbing at times. From the history behind the production of an album to the literal sounds and lyrics themselves in individual tracks, today you and I are going to dive into three disturbing music albums and what makes them each so unsettling. As always, please let me know of any other albums you believe I should discuss in a future video down in the comments section below.
Today’s video is going to be a little different... Being that it’s October and spooky season is upon us, I decided to go back on my channel and combine a couple of videos discussing my favorite ominous albums that I’ve dissected in the past and put them all together here into one singular video for your viewing pleasure.
As always, thank you for joining me today, and let us dive into the darkest corners of the music world. Feel free to let me know of any other albums I should discuss in a future video in the comments below! Love y’all.
Xiu Xiu - Girl with Basket of Fruit
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A Guide to Xiu Xiu’s Girl with Basket of Fruit (Article)
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Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska
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Hantasi - Liminal Spaces
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The Mysterious Genre Known As "Signalwave"
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A big shout out to desert sand feels warm at night for today's background music! Today's video features a slowed down version of tracks off of his amazing 雲海に漂う album. Check it out here!
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This video also features slowed down music from the latest b e g o t t e n 自杀 album (death cycle) - 死亡循環 ... check it out here!
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Pad Chennington
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Feel free to let me know of any other albums I should discuss in a future video! thanks !
Honestly check out black mountain transmitters album black goat of the woods, I have heard a lot of creepy albums but that specific album just creeps me out like no other
There is also swarth by portal but I would say that is more harsh with some creepy moments, the black mountain transmission album doesn't sound like it was created on earth though
Check out Xiu Xiu's cover of Tracy Chapman's Fast Car!
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Scott Walker, preferably something from his later years. He use to be a baroque pop star and later in his career began making these bleak advant guarde albums.
Take as Needed for Pain by EyeHateGod. It's raw, harsh, and doesn't hold back. The lyrics that are heard are cryptic in some ways and the ones that are obvious are harsh and full of filth and suffering. The band (when they made this album) were heavy drug addicts in New Orleans. The themes of this album consist of suffering, drugs, humanity, and more. Their sound can be described as filthy, sludgy, and drug fuelled, which it is. Great album. Hell if you can do enough research, a whole video on the band would be possible. They have Hella lore
Girl With Basket of Fruit is my favorite Xiu Xiu album because it's the most that noise for Jamie and Angela has ever meant not just distortion but disorientation, and with such a strong message underlying much of it.
It's albums like these that speak to both Bataille and Lacan, comparing torturous experience to a confrontation with something disorienting and noising as an analogy for the experience that is so real it is unsemiotic then finding an aesthetic beauty in the portrayal of the limits of pain.
The title track is the most unhinged song I have ever heard.
i prefer the doomed bleakness of the more recent album Ignore Grief, but i’ve been meaning to revisit GWBOF.
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Pad, I think you would love Throbbing Gristle.
Hearing the band, I always get thrown to the first time I ever listened to the original track of Hamburger Lady. Will forever put me in such a pit of dread any time I hear it.
@@biblicallyaccurateregia I randomly get that "song" stuck in my head, ever since I first heard it when I was a teen
@@twentyarms it’s genuinely horrifying.
Nothing better than lying all cozy in bed hearing DISTURBING backstories
spooky season + coziness goes together like peanut butter and jelly
It’s also interesting to note that Springsteen was inspired by the band Suicide as well during the recording of Nebraska.
I was honestly kinda disappointed not to see Suicide get a mention here.
I love that you are back to doing more album dives!
miss doing uploads! hope to have new content coming in November as well! will try my best to squeeze one last one in before October ends. thanks for watching chris! :)
Jamie has a project called Ten in the Swear Jar, they're essentially emo with an accordian, with Jamie's instantly recognizable vocals.
adding that to the list to check out! thanks for the rec and thanks for stopping by :)
emo is not how i would describe it at all lol but theyre an amazing band, kinda wish we got more stuff from them, love listening to their early versions of xiu xiu songs and hearing how they changed
Also with 'Nebraska', the song "State Trooper" was influenced by Suicide's "Frankie Teardrop", a notoriously dark track
The whole album was, really
If you REALLY wanna know if Xiu Xiu's work has been consistently confrontational & great through the years, You should definitely listen to A Promise. Just put on Sad Pony Guerilla Girl, & let the rest of the album barrel over you.
thanks for the rec! Yes I definitely need to dive into them more.. would love to make another video in the future on em!
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I'm always delighted with your videos. It's like talking with the cool person at the local record store
thanks for stopping by!
Would love to see you cover Giles Corey's self titled album. Not only is the music absolutely depressing, the behind-the-scenes for the first track on the album is pretty intense.
You could definitely toss Con-Dom's How Welcome Is Death To I Who Have Nothing More To Do But Die in the disturbing pile.
It's a Power Electronic/Noise album the artist created out of the tragedy of losing his mother to a disease. It goes beyond far to the point where he's sampling his mother's cries of pain in certain tracks and it's just unfathomably disturbing to listen to.
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Would love to see a Pad Chennington piece on Steven Jesse Bernstein's "Prison" and SJB's work and life in general. It's quite a rabbit hole.
"He read poems from a stage with a live rodent in his mouth, its tail twitching as baseline punctuation. He tried to cut his heart out in order to hold it in his hands and calm it down. He once urinated on a heckler and tended to throw things: beer bottles, manuscripts, drumsticks, his wallet, a sandwich"
Xiu Xiu is one of my fave bands rn, their music (along with other artists) inspired me to start writing shit about my mental health
Listen to A Promise if you haven’t yet it’s beautiful and chaotic
will do! I have not so ill def check it out.. and good to see ya squiddzzz!
Another Pad Chennington video, and it's a deep dive on albums I need to listen to. I have missed your videos so much.
Thank you so much! I miss Friday uploads too lol.. thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the albums!
xiu xiu is one of the reasons im proud to be a san jose resident
Haven't watched this channel like in a year... I'm gonna enjoy this like you have no idea, we are so back.
PAD IS BACK!!!!
Update: a good listen would be an album by Hanayo, called Gift. Personally it’s not my thing but when I gave it a listen, I was terrified.
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This video needs "Frankie Teardrop" by Suicide (which was actually a big influence on Springsteen's Nebraska)
Welcome Back, Pad Chennington! I've always like your videos and vaporwave contents 👍
thank you ! its extremely appreciated, thankful to have you stop by and watch :) have a great weekend!
There's no album more disturbing than Ascension Millennium by Corey Feldman. It's the album of a drug addicted ex-child star who sings and dances in the style of an eccentric trans-racial white man who sexually molested him. A man who underwent dramatic cosmetic surgery to "look less black" a man who used videos of 1930's minstrel shows to learn to dance. Corey is accompanied throughout the album by the "Angels" the female members of Corey's Hollywood cult/sex trafficking ring. Throughout the album you get the sense that Corey idolizes his attacker. He sings in the voice of his attacker, dances in his style, and has even wears his clothes. Ascension Millennium is disquieting, jarring, and will make you cringe as you become a victim of sonic Stockholm syndrome in the same way that Corey came to idolize his attacker. Corey's attacker Michel was the victim of childhood abuse and this album represents the perpetuation of the circle of violence from Michael's farther Joe to Michael to Corey and his Angels to your ear drums, this album will hurt your soul.
I have two signed copies of this album, truly one of my favorites of all time.
@@strappingonthatjammypac5933 Damn, that should fetch a pretty penny. Is it the limited edition bootleg picture disk on transparent red vinyl? The one with the picture of Micheal Jackson and Corey standing next to the elephant mans bones with his pet monkey bubbles? If so, that one is worth around $25,000. There are only 10 of them known to exist, you shouldn't have any problem getting the full 25k if you decide to let one go.
Pad's Halloween/close-to-Halloween vids are always the best
A few disturbing album recommendations:
The Body - No One Deserves Happiness
Suicide - Suicide
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
Lingua Ignota - All Bitches Die
My biggest pick would have to go to Korn’s self titled 1994 debut. It is brutal and raw as hell. Knowing the backstory behind certain tracks enhances the experience. “Need To” is about how the singer Jonathan has trouble opening up or getting close to a girl he’s dating because of how he was abused as a child (which becomes horrifyingly apparent in the final track) and the bridge pretty much has Jonathan having a mental breakdown, “F**et” speaks of the homophobic bullying Jonathan faced for being a goth new wave kid in high school as well as his own questioning of his sexuality, “Helmet In The Bush” is an incredibly creepy industrial-influenced track about Jon’s fear that his meth addiction will kill him. None of these compare to the album’s closing track “Daddy”, though. Even knowing the song’s subject matter and what happens in it won’t do it justice. It is an extremely vulnerable, raw, and downright crushing account of how Jonathan’s babysitter violated him as a child, and his parents refused to believe when he told them. From its haunting acapella intro to Jonathan’s authentic screaming, sobbing breakdown and storming out of the studio heard at the end, it is a hellish and heartbreaking experience that will stay with you. Though this is one of my favorite albums, I rarely listen to Daddy unless I’m going start to finish.
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Pad, I would love love LOVE a new broken transmission/signalwave albums 2023 video! I'm always seeking new signalwave albums and while I have tons in my music library I always look forward to the albums you come across as you find some real gems.
Thanks for returning Pad
Nice. I happened upon your channel only a couple hours ago, and as I was watching your vid on a - music mystery (no spoilers) - you uploaded. Thank you. :)
happy to have ya! thanks for coming by and watching!
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it's good to have you back mate.
Hey, Pad! Love your channel. Wondering if you have any plans to do a video about the new 3 death’s dynamic shroud albums? I’m loving them and would love to hear your thoughts.
Pad is back. Hell yeah
never really liked Springsteen's work, yet Nebraska is one of my favourite albums ever. there's a rawness and immediacy to the production, the way it's literally just a man, a guitar, a harmonica and a really inspired set of lyrics. plus the atmosphere that the lo-fi recordings bring to the proceedings is something else. haunting stuff. the "Born in the USA" track actually stemmed from the Nebraska sessions, and there's a stripped down version in the style of the album labeled as a "demo", for me it's the very best version of the track.
Another Pad upload? Heck yea!
gotta do it for spooky season! thanks for stopping by!
Your first girl with basket of fruit video got me into Xiu Xiu, a band I now listen to every day. Will definitely check out the other albums from this vid too 👍
Ahh, I missed Pad! I can always find myself coming back to your videos to find some solace from our chaotic world and hear ya break down some amazing pieces of art. Still can't thank you enough for being my intro to vaporwave and future funk. Always looking forward to more vids from you, man! You're awesome and I'm so happy to see another upload from you!
(Psssst! I hear that b e g o t t e n 自杀 in the back. So nice to hear them again.)
Brilliant video. I was listening to girl with basket of fruit earlier on the bus.
thanks!
Drab Majesty's "The Demonstration" - I won't give it away, but the entire album has a theme revolving around a particularly notorious historical event from 1997
Great to see you're back!
Feels great to upload again! Thanks for stopping by :)
Wow. I do not know why I thought the Boss was outside your wheelhouse. But yeah, Nebraska.
Hi, Pad! I love your channel and have been watching it for years ever since the 13 Disturbing Albums video. Ever since that video, I expanded my music palette and have gone on crazy and amazing music journeys ever since, becoming a fan of the noise genre, experimental and alternative. One of my favourite albums from the noise genre is a very obscure album by the name of Folk Music, by the Japanese artist Grim. It’s an incredibly terrifying album but I can’t help but absolutely love it, even more horrific than Pulse Demon. I’d love it if you’d cover it sometime soon on a video so that it gets more attention, thanks! Sorry for this long ass paragraph lol
As soon as you say disturbing music my immediate thought is Xiu Xiu. Specifically Knife Play though as I haven't heard anything new. I was a big fan in the 2000s and saw them twice. I got to meet Caralee McElroy but not Jamie Stewart. I will check out Girl with Basket of Fruit but I'm not sure if I need to brace for it first. I certainly didn't prepare for the film Xiu Xiu... but it did help me understand the band.
Just finished listening to this new video. While Pad Chennington has already covered "Girl with Basket of Fruit" & "Nebraska" in previous videos, I didn't realize that Hantasi's "Vacant Places" got a sequel. Strange coincidence too since I've started listening to that album this week as bient music while working. It looks like I'll have a sequel album to listen to when I'm done with the first one.
Thank you for the music recommendation Mr. Chennington. Also, if you read this comment on Tuesday, then have a safe & happy Halloween.
Pad and Halloween season just go together.
Speaking of disturbing albums you gotta cover Sinner Get Ready by Lingua Ignota.
Holy moly yes!!!! She has some crazy stuff.
About possible future videos i got hooked on some luxury elite albums recently and i thought that a video about one of your favorite ones might be nice
lux is a legend and so classic, got a special announcement regarding. luxury elite on this channel coming soon ;)
Saw a little vid of xiu xiu showing off their synths, and they seem like interesting folks.
Welcome back , Chad ❤️🔥
You're back!
Other albums in this realm worth checking out:
Uboa - The Origin of My Depression
Sprain - The Lamb as Effigy
Lingua Ignota - Caligula
Xiu Xiu - Ignore Grief
Daughters - You Won't Get What You Want
The White Mare - Earth is a Prison
Prurient - Frozen Niagara Falls
i'd add:
Glassjaw - Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence
Heavenly - Atta Girl
Unsane - self-titled
@@scarslikereminders I'll have to check all of these out!
The love uboa is getting is really heartwarming since she's amazing. I recommend songs about leaving it's my personal favorite "depressing" album per se. Although it doesn't have the industrial sounds that hands like xiu xiu, daughters, or uboa have
Hey Dude! I really like your videos. Just watched your crydamoure video where you talked about maybe making a Roulé video. I would really love to watch that. So if you still have interest for daft punk then it would be a really nice video you could make! Keep up the good work.
Gosh how i missed these vidsss
so that’s why he has big ears
so he can listen to all the music playing
or he’s just a monke
You should look into the Memento Mori EP by 156 - the music was created using only human bones!!
I feel like Mayhem's first album isn't a big mystery, but for those who don't know the story, it's pretty jarring.
Another video, thankss boii❤
enjoy!! :) thanks for stopping by and watching!
Nice vid Pad. Just a question, do you think there will ever be a Infinity Frequencies interwiew someday?
I would love to do that.. maybe!
You should review the band Frog Eyes. Their earlier music is similar to Xiu Xiu’s but with some more indie rock elements. Their album “The Bloody Hand” is incomparable to anything else out there for me. Abstract lyrics about swamplands and buying liquor from boars. Really interesting and experimental stuff. Still one of my fav albums.
Just to give Desert Sand Feels Warm at Night some more love. Absolutely love his more ambient stuff.
It’s sad that nobody ever talks about Harley Poe, I’ve always found them kinda creepy…and awesome.
Love how eclectic these albums are. I've never sat and listened to Bruce Springsteen but may have to now (I'm way too jumpy for Xiu Xiu...) I recently went down a begotten rabbithole on Bandcamp and found an album (well it's just the one album) by thoseyouforgottoburn. It's eerie AF, feels like it's telling a story but I'm not sure what?
No path straight through Og's Magog Bog
Hi Pad, HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃
ITS SPOOKY SEASON BABY!
Genuinely suprised Elliott Smiths last album "From A Basement On The Hill" didn't make this list 💯 Anyways thanks for the heads up on "Nebraska" amigo. Never really cared for Bruce Springsteen, but i found the background to the album genuinely interesting 😊 much love guys ❤
Still waiting for Pad to talk about SWANS. I think he'd really like the experimentation.
he talked about them a little bit on his “13 disturbing albums” video, it’s actually what got me into swans
@@mai8043 yeah, but I mean a dedicated video. Also I hope we get more then a Soundtracks review. It's great, but they have so many good albums and everyone talking only about Soundtracks gets boring.
would love to make one solely dedicated to them.. do you have any specific album or albums from them I should check?
@@PadChennington well, maybe The Seer...? See, They got around 20 albums and there all pretty amazing. Their versatility is one of there selling points. They can get incredibly serene to horrifiicly noisy. Plus album to album you can see there evolution. It's hard to pick an album, and I'm sure a discog review is too much to ask (but VERY much wanted) they are masters at using the power of sound to there advantage. Listen to them loud.
@@PadChenningtonhonestly all of them but you could skip any of them after soundtracks for the blind EXCEPT for To Be Kind. Some standouts imo are their debut ep and Filth, Greed and Children of God also have great soundscapes, their grandiosity is further expanded on in White Light and perfected in The Great Annihilator. Then finally soundtracks for the blind tears much of that apart and gives you a really lonely disorienting atmosphere.
Im a huuuuuge swans fan. I’d also recommend touching on their song God Damn The Sun, though the album is a lighter mood folky thing this one song stands out as much darker, including it’s backstory likely being about Michael’s friend Nico who died of a drug overdose/ heat stroke only a year or so before the song came out.
Hah, i saw xiu xiu in the thumbnail and knew it would be girl with basket of fruit. Man the memories i had with that thing!! It came out when i was a freshman in music school shortly before i was put in psychiatric hold. So it was very formative to my identity. That music met me at a level that nothing else could at the time and i havent heard anything like it since. The cello refrain in amargi ve moo carries such a jarring contrast to every other noise coming out of the track, its so beautiful. You either get it or you dont!
Two albums I know of that have disturbing backstories and/or crazy recording session stories you should definitely talk about in the future are "World Coming Down" by Type O Negative and "Iowa" by Slipknot. Both of those are albums that can put a person into some insane feelings.
2 uploads this month? We are being spoiled
2 pad videos in 2 weeks 👀 uh oh he's baaaaack
we out here!!!! thanks for stopping by and watching :)
The thing about Girl With Basket of Fruit's lyrics are that it's not incomprehensible in meaning but incomprehensible in feeling. Atrocities such as rape, lynching, witch trials, etc. are musically and lyrically presented to be abstract to the point where you don't understand them, as the events themselves aren't possible to emotionally explain unless you've experienced them. The goal is to portray real life horror as terrifyingly disorienting as possible.
I'm still amazed by Girl with Basket of Fruit almost 5 years from its release, even though I like more other albums by Xiu Xiu like A Promise, as an experience it's one of the most unique and disturbing listens I had ever but not as only shock factor but the feeling that I shouldn't be listening to the scenes that describes, like it was a snuff film or something horrible like that. I think its abstract form enables any type of interpretation and that's admirable from an album as chaotic, weird and harsh like GWBOF.
Xiu Xiu are one of my favourite bands ever, their first three albums are MUST listens and also some of the most depressing and disturbing music ever made, not just sad but sad in a very real way because many of their songs (ex: almost the entirety of the album fabulous muscles) are inspired by real people jamie knew/met/saw, and/or are very deeply personal dealing with his mental health, trauma, and coping with the death of family and loved ones
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Did you see that sunsetcorp uploaded a new video recently?
could you cover memo boys music? he’s really under appreciated and it would be so cool if you talked about him
Larsen. Rever. Disturbing, but just on a musical level. I can't understand much Italian and I never bothered to look up and translate the lyrics.
They did music with Xiu Xiu too. XXL.
"Even a CD..."
This is where the audiophilia kicks in 😊
I think the real reason why CD egst such a bad rap is because it's familiar to zoomers and millenials in ways that records and tapes aren't. The CD is actually the best, most capable physical format (it's why engineers got away with the Loudness Wars - no other format could be mastered in that way)
The young'uns who collect and fetishise records (and insist on calling them vinyl) have nostalgia for CDs, the brickwalled, ear-battering mixes, the Sony Rootkit whereas records are before their time and are thus exotic.
Of course, there's more than sound quality to the listening experience. The 12" artwork, the placing on the deck, the dropping of the needle are all more involved and less familiar than dropping a CD in the tray and pressing play (or Rip CD)
But don't tell me it's down to sound quality, CDs are _capable_ of far better sound quality than records or that it's down to analogue vs digital. All of the records featured here except possibly Nebraska were digitally produced.
Please don’t get my hopes up, Pad
Can you make a video about what recently happened with Bandcamp?
he's back!
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When I was in junior high in the early 80s, I was into 80s pop music. An ain't if mine asked what kind of music I liked, and i mentioned a few artists, including Rick Springfield. She got me Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska. I could never connect with it, but I think it's time to try again.
Is the xiu xiu section the exact same as from your original video on the album?
yep! DJing these next couple of weeks so I'm pretty busy and I wanted to have an upload out on top of the begotten video I did last week, so I took a couple of my older videos with some of my favorite albums I dove into and put them all into one as a nice compilation for halloween time.
thought it sounded familiar, nice! @@PadChennington
There’s that story of Ohio Players and thier song “Love Roller Coaster” in which there was supposed to be a murder that happened during the recording. On the “Honey” album cover, which “Love Roller Coaster” was featured on, the woman on the cover got into a fight with one of the producers and it resulted in her murder.
kind of an applebee's video
Listened to I Love The Valley Oh and that song is great!!!
I found this so aggravating going on & on about a band I never hears & including zero music by4es. Done with it at 10:40 only feeling GFYS & making sure I don't get more from this monologist.
The cover of girl with basket of fruit is a sigil
saw Xiu Xiu live a couple months ago and it was fucking haunting
Nebraska is such a sinister album, rarely from a commercial success rock star Springsteen, who wanted the album to be recorded with the E Street Band, but decided it'd be a sparse folk record, which is the best decision ever made. The grainy lo-fi like demo folk record gave the album more dark feeling. It fitted with the sinister theme of the album. Springsteen is such an underappreciated songwriter, he could write songs about people's struggles, which is why he made the song for Philadelphia.
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WADDDDUPP!
Xiu xiu on thumbnail you know Im watching
Ice Cream Truck and Pumpkin Attack were amazing songs fr
Girl with basket of fruit is one of my favorite albums by xiu xiu
They are unique and fun musicians
Alright sorry for comment spamming but you should review illusionary and nethers release it's more Slushwave/ambient/drone
Don’t be sorry at all! Always looking for more recs, thank you! I actually love their work, they have that like three and a half hour long slush album that’s amazing. Have you heard it?
@@PadChennington yeah it's very unique
@@PadChennington Hey man, sorry but I wanted to also recommend some stuff to you if you’d like.
I know it might not be your exact cup of tea, but the Shoegaze/Doomgaze and Psych Pop scenes might be a great thing for you to dwelve into!
One awesome artist that you need to cover is Wulven. There “The Earth Is Consuming Us” is such a dreary and sobering album and project, and I think it would be a great artist and genre for you to cover because it’s already a niche within a niche.
Another artist that isn’t exactly confined within a genre, that I love for its socially conscious work is Son Lux. There Tomorrow’s trilogy of albums is such a haunting but beautiful piece of work. Eclectic. Highlight tracks for me that I recommend are “Prophecy” from Tomorrows II and “Undertow” from Tomorrows I. I think you would feel at home covering them as well.
Also, I think you would really love some more mainstream projects, like Tame Impala and The Flaming Lips. Seeing a review or essay on some of there iconic works from your perspective would be AMAZING!!!!
If you ever listen to any of these, please lmk! Would love to hear your thoughts, even if you don’t think they are video worthy.
You should do a video over EyeHateGod
Isn't this where we came in? [Translation: didn't you touch on these before? =] ]
Xiu Xiu: The Send-Down Girl was the first film directed by Joan Chen, who was in ... Twin Peaks.
Certainly the most disturbing track I know of is Suicide's "Frankie Teardrop", which tells the story of a broken man who, in his bleak separation, kills his wife and baby child before then killing himself. The arrangement is just busted organ with a rhythm machine and vocals sounding at times like demented rockabilly.
the xiu xiu connections to twin peaks just keeps growing. im also watching season 3 of the show now, finally getting to it...... it is wild lol. Hope all is well Derek miss u buddy!
@@PadChennington Glad I was able to catch you at econ 2023. Next album from me will come out next month 😁
"The Demonstration" by Drab Majesty!!!
Wake up new pad video
Wake the neighbors up too while you’re at it please
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