funeral

Funeral creates a sound that feels like a browser with fifty tabs open, all of them playing different parts of a panic attack. It is the sound of the digital underground: hyper-compressed, incredibly fast, and unapologetically synthetic. The music often leans into the 'digicore' aesthetic, where the lines between rap, drum and bass, and pop are blurred into a singular, high-energy smear of sound.

What truly sets this project apart is the vocal treatment. By pitching the vocals up into a 'nightcore' register, Funeral strips away traditional gender markers and replaces them with a sense of artificial urgency. This isn't just a stylistic choice; it creates a barrier of digital artifice that somehow makes the raw, often painful lyrics about mental health and isolation feel more honest and relatable to a generation raised on the internet.

Start with the album 'IN THE WALLS' to hear the peak of this frantic energy. It perfectly captures the claustrophobia of the modern digital experience while maintaining a melodic core that keeps the songs stuck in your head long after the glitchy production has stopped rattling your speakers.