World's End Girlfriend + Halloweenly Sleepers 2007
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posts #5 and #6 to Halloweenthe category is: Most Halloweenly 2007 Album You've Never Heard (or have heard, for this is mog, after all). my vote goes out to: Hurtbreak Wonderland by World's End Girlfriend, also known as World's End Boyfriend and other such aliases by experimental electro-progger Katsuhiko Maeda. let the music corroborate itself. this song is as creepy as a creepy movie, with or without the visual:
my introduction to the Nagasaki-born, Tokyo-based WEG was the 2005 album The Lie Lay Land, which had song titles like Phantasmagoria Moth Gate and Satan Veludo Children. a Noble Records writeup called it "grandeur fiction" and likened it to "the films of Lars von Trier and Gaspar Noe who always sway our emotions with a relentless and extremely demanding story progression". too histrionic a description for me but not untrue, as the video to album track We Are the Massacre should establish:my top 666 of the above category, if you're curious, are:1- World's End Girlfriend - Hurtbreak Wonderland Halloween cred: post-apocalyptic atmospherics.2- The Horrors - Strange House The Cramps, The Stranglers, Birthday Party soaked up on garage punk sunshine in Southend, England. Halloween cred: Evil Dead camp.3- Infected Mushroom - Vicious Delicious angryish goa trance out of Haifa, Israel with much sonic psychedelia and hiphop. Halloween cred: computer game terror.4- John Murphy - 28 Weeks Later brave followup to the music that upped 200% the chilling that was 28 Days Later by Danny Boyle, for its brave 2007 sequel by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo. Halloween cred: 6 words: In the House - In a Heartbeat.5- Idiot Pilot - Wolves Washington electro-rockers known for song on the Transformers soundtrack and album guesting by Coheed and Cambria drummer. Halloween cred: planetary invasion by machines.6- Hella - There's No 666 In Outer Space Halloween-perfect band name, album name, song titles but unfortunately as scary as any jolly good California math rockers. Halloween cred: teenage scream flicks.
my introduction to the Nagasaki-born, Tokyo-based WEG was the 2005 album The Lie Lay Land, which had song titles like Phantasmagoria Moth Gate and Satan Veludo Children. a Noble Records writeup called it "grandeur fiction" and likened it to "the films of Lars von Trier and Gaspar Noe who always sway our emotions with a relentless and extremely demanding story progression". too histrionic a description for me but not untrue, as the video to album track We Are the Massacre should establish:my top 666 of the above category, if you're curious, are:1- World's End Girlfriend - Hurtbreak Wonderland Halloween cred: post-apocalyptic atmospherics.2- The Horrors - Strange House The Cramps, The Stranglers, Birthday Party soaked up on garage punk sunshine in Southend, England. Halloween cred: Evil Dead camp.3- Infected Mushroom - Vicious Delicious angryish goa trance out of Haifa, Israel with much sonic psychedelia and hiphop. Halloween cred: computer game terror.4- John Murphy - 28 Weeks Later brave followup to the music that upped 200% the chilling that was 28 Days Later by Danny Boyle, for its brave 2007 sequel by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo. Halloween cred: 6 words: In the House - In a Heartbeat.5- Idiot Pilot - Wolves Washington electro-rockers known for song on the Transformers soundtrack and album guesting by Coheed and Cambria drummer. Halloween cred: planetary invasion by machines.6- Hella - There's No 666 In Outer Space Halloween-perfect band name, album name, song titles but unfortunately as scary as any jolly good California math rockers. Halloween cred: teenage scream flicks.
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