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Wtf! Music


Eyyo people, I'm back again with a new type of post for this blog. Before I said I had an idea for weird or strange music and now I'm delivering. I can say for sure this will be the most interesting post so far. Some of these you can't really describe that much, so I'll do my best and if it piques your interest be sure to check em out! Let's gooo






I'll get this one out of the way first because it's the only one that's truly obnoxious. The song starts off with a retro bit style beat and then SCREAMING. REALLY LOUD. It becomes all distorted and it's near impossible to put this under a genre but it's really something.





This one starts off as a soft orchestral piece and then turns into some crazy off tempo guitar chords. I found this one through Rock Band and it stood out to me as not your typical song. Plus, it's fun to play (Rock Band 4)





Basically a hardcore punk version of Babymetal. It's definitely exhilarating but also off putting in the music video.





I actually personally like this one musically, and in general. It's truly an odd one; kids talking about killing and other random weird things.




Koenjihyakkei- Tziidall Raszhisst

Insane Chinese music with a lot of opera "Ahhhh"s and frantic singing. Almost as if Anxiety was music or a tempo.

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