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Giant Robot
Experimental · 1991 · 6 tracks · 21m

Giant Robot

Buckethead

A high-octane collision of funk-metal, sci-fi samples, and avant-garde shredding. It feels like a haunted amusement park run by a guitar-wielding cyborg.

1991 · CyberOctave

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A manic, high-energy collision of cartoonish playfulness and industrial-strength aggression.

Tracklist · 6 Tracks · 21m
01
Jowls
4:27
02
Hog Bitch Stomp
1:24
03
Giant Robot V. Drackalon
6:03
04
I Love My Parents
1:53
05
Idle Hands Are The Devil's Workshop
1:03
06
Scraps
6:17
Moments Worth Listening For
The jarring transition from the heavy, mechanical riffing of Jowls into the frantic, bluegrass-inflected chaos of Hog Bitch Stomp.
The cinematic scale of Giant Robot V. Drackalon where the guitar mimics the sound of a metal titan collapsing.
The unsettling contrast of innocent child voices against the dark, experimental backdrop of the later tracks.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Giant Robot sound next to the rest of Buckethead's catalogue?

Spoken Word+3.2σ

The vocals lean far further into spoken word than the rest of the catalogue.

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