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Terror Jr

Terror Jr

Left-Field Pop, Club/Dance, House, Progressive House, Pop, Downtempo

Spotify - New Music Friday: Terror Jr - Fourth Strike

Offering knowing dance music for troubling times, Terror Jr is a dark electro-pop project with an experimental bent. With established pop/EDM/rap songwriter David Singer-Vine as a core member, the group rose to prominence when their first single, "3 Strikes," was featured in a TV commercial in 2016. They followed it with a series of EPs before releasing their first album, Unfortunately, Terror Jr, in 2019. The group continued to mix ominous synth pop, glitchy house music, and yearning pop on albums like 2021's Road to Grapeness and their fourth long-player, 2025's The Terror Jr Album, which included a collaboration with ...  Read More about Terror Jr

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American Song-Poem Anthology: Do You Know the Difference Between Big Wood and Brush
February 11, 2003
Obscuro
What happens when folks with no musical skill write lyrics and invite hack tunesmiths to match them to melodies for a modest fee? You get disco numbers about Jimmy Carter, tributes to the color yellow, rhymeless paens to roses, angry rants about nameless nemeses, and neo-beatnik meditations on percussion, all accompanied by cookie cutter melodies as curious as the words. A splendid introduction to the strange and remarkable nether-world of song-poem recordings, and a wildly entertaining study of what lurks in the mind of the harmless eccentric next door.
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