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Covetous Creature
Electronic · 1998 · 7 tracks

Covetous Creature

Jack Off Jill

1990s industrial remixes that strip away punk simplicity for jagged electronics. Abrasive, mechanical, and deeply unsettling reinterpretations of riot grrrl angst.

November 17, 1998 · Risk Records

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Covetous Creature is a sharp departure from the raw, garage-punk energy of Jack Off Jill's debut, trading organic grit for a cold, mechanical sheen. It feels like a doll-house horror movie set in a derelict factory: the vocals are often processed into ghostly whispers or jagged shrieks, while the instrumentation leans heavily on the clinical precision of drum machines and synthesizers. This is music for the disillusioned, capturing the specific late-nineties intersection of goth-club culture and alternative rock rebellion.

Tracklist · 7 Tracks
01
American Made (Tweaker Remix)
3:26
02
My Cat (Meow Mix)
5:48
03
Poor Impulse Control (No Control Mix)
4:42
04
Girlscout (Sunday Mix)
3:54
05
Cumdumpster (Delusional Cannibal Mix)
3:08
06
My Cat (Automatic Speed Mix)
4:57
07
Poor Impulse Control (750 Degrees of Separation Mix)
20:14
Moments Worth Listening For
The moment in the American Psycho remix where the guitars dissolve into a glitchy, mechanical stutter.
The transition in Girlfriend where Jessicka's vocals shift from a sweet coo to a distorted, industrial scream.
The heavy, syncopated bass drop in the Chris Vrenna remix that transforms the original punk energy into a dancefloor nightmare.
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How does Covetous Creature sound next to the rest of Jack Off Jill's catalogue?

Sample Based+4.0σ

The production is built around sample based than this artist usually allows.

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