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A two song post and the two songs are by The Knife and they are back to back basically lol. These two songs, if you like these, you'll find other songs way better I promise you :) The Knife is/was infinitely amazing. So from their self titled first album, The Knife (1999) I give you the tracks (first up!) "Kino" and the other to be...
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From Depeche Mode, it's the all time classic track "Policy of Truth" off the album Violator. An amazing song about well...being less deceptive and shady. Just a reminder to some folks out in the world that could use this "lesson." Alright, have a good day and rest of weekend. Talk to you all again soon SG fam.

From the uncompromising and fantastic first album by A Perfect Circle (2000) the self titled album was monumental. Off that album, the saddest part of the album in my opinion is this beautiful and sad track "3 Libras" and it's worth every moment of sorrow and angst over what we perceive thanks to this song. So enjoy APC's track "3 Libras" and be thankful if...
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Up first from his album Antichrist Superstar, the title track "Antichrist Superstar" live by Marilyn Manson from the Dead To The World tour (The first tour/time I saw him actually!) so enjoy! This track was amazing live and the whole destruction of the most prominent "religious texts" from the region/state would be trashed live on stage was simply amazing. The whole set up for this...
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First up, one of my more "philosophical" and "existential" choices which aren't always a hit but it is for me. So from David Bowie, off the album Earthling (1997) the song that has the accompanying video with his friend Trent Reznor, "I'm Afraid of Americans" and it's a great video and track. True in all the worst ways possible if a citizen of the US...
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From the ever amazing Metronomy, the new track "it's good to be back" and I hope you like it! From their upcoming (Next year February 18th) album, Small World. "Spooky Fest" is fun, but I needed this today and I'm so glad it came out today! Enjoy and realize it's always good to be back no matter what happened before. Much love to all of...
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From the major role players in the 80's goth movement, Bauhaus and their monumental track "Bela Lugosi's Dead" off The Bela Sessions album! Straightforward with this one! Enjoy! I have always loved Bauhaus but this track is a total cult classic! Rock out and have a great night and better tomorrow! See ya again soon, SG fam!

Time flies am I right? Anyway, here's another twofer since I can't seem to log in everyday with any consistency lol. Up first Tool. From the monumental album that is Aenema from 1996, I give you "Stinkfist" so enjoy. The video that accompanies it is equally disturbing for all the best reasons. Such a wonderful song! Stick around after this one for the second song...
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First up from the monumentally musical landscape changing band The Mars Volta, off the album Frances The Mute, I give you "The Widow" and it's a fantastically creepy track and video that accompanies it! Enjoy! This is one of my FAVORITE albums by The Mars Volta so it holds a special place in my heart in its entirety. Next track below!

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So this is another of my "indirect" spooky picks. This is off the vastly underrated album Welcome Oblivion, by the criminally underrated side project of Trent Reznor's that is How To Destroy Angels. The track from the 2013 album, "Too Late, All Gone." It's existential dread because things are (and have been) rapidly deteriorating around the globe and we're all in a way, almost certainly...
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So yeah, things are good, things get bad, then they go back to good. In the end though, we're just looking at starlight from stars that died millions and millions of years ago. We're in the "fade" as it were. The dead and dying part of the universe. Creation has passed us long ago and is working its magic billions of light years away. But,...
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