Messer chups - Shandor Diabolikov
'Messer Chups' is a project of Oleg Gitarkin, well-established musician from St.Petersburg, the city I belong to. There were a lot of different female vocalists and contributors to the project along all the way, but Gitarkin stays the main honcho behind the project. I keep lots of their hits among my faves, and ofc I may introduce them to you in the future. Their compositions are distinguished by an incendiary dance rhythm, completely crazy out-of-this-world track titles, an inimitable retro sound, and rare ingredients: memes and catchphrases extracted from old movies, plus the humor with which it all is mixed up and stitched together. It is about the art of a collage, the art of copy-paste. If you havent heard this name yet, well... it is time! Note, this is the most brilliant and psychotically deranged music video of all time, as one of YT commenters have put it.... agree! not their best track, but just a thrash video with a lot of funny ingredients mixed up!
Clinic - Hippy death suite
I don't know much about this little indie band from the millennium era. I think they withered after releasing their first album. I discovered this record solely thanks to another famous English band - Radiohead, who invited Clinic to play on their Japanese tour back in 2001. That's how I initially got to know of this band and this album... I'm 146% sure you have no idea about this name and haven't heard their music. (This YT clip has 62 likes - ridiculously low figure for such fiery, energetic, juicy music! this art wasn't sucked out of a music marketologist's left big toe). All in all, enjoy...
Klaymen's Theme (from 'Neverhood' videogame)
Another well-hidden secret gem from the world op Pop-music. The videogames that you cant find at the Steam counter dont exist, right? So this is something that never existed and you cant see, hear or touch it. / Sarcasm off. Ok, I did not played this gem when I was young - it was only in late 2000-es, that one of my good friends introduced to me this little vintage gem, a masterpiece of the early gaming-construction epoch. (I did not make it, even with the help of Youtube guides - I have to confess: my IQ levels simply does not rank to what this game require from you!) But the first thing I did when I exit the game, was downloading its soundtrack, which is creative, bizarre, stunning, deranged... nothing like you can imagine! I can listen to it on repeat for ages. This is the main theme and the best tune of said album. It gives you a nice feeling of a childlike curiosity, of an endless non-stop exploration of the world around you. Precious!
The post goes for Three Tune Tuesday challenge run by @ablaze. Previous issues: 106 | 107 | 108 | 109 | 110 | 111 | 112 | 113 | 114 | 115
