King Night

Electronic · 2010 · 12 tracks · 46m

King Night

A landmark of the witch house movement, blending sluggish trap beats, distorted church choirs, and pitch-shifted vocals into a beautiful, terrifying fog.

September 28, 2010 · Sony Music

A terrifyingly beautiful blend of gothic dread and euphoric noise.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 46m

01

King Night

3:51

02

Asia

3:36

03

Frost

3:26

04

Sick

3:21

05

Release da Boar

5:01

06

Trapdoor

4:33

07

Redlights

3:44

08

Hound

4:34

09

Traxx

4:42

10

Tair

2:10

11

Killer

4:51

12

Water

2:54

Moments Worth Listening For

The title track opening with a massive wall of distorted church choir vocals over a slow, crushing trap beat.

The transition into Asia where the ethereal, high-pitched female vocals pierce through the thick, muddy bassline.

The terrifyingly slowed down, pitch-shifted rap vocals on Release da Boar that sound like they are emerging from the deep floor of a swamp.

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