Jesus Egg That Wept
Danielle Dax · 1984
23 min · 6 tracks · experimental music
A kaleidoscopic blend of avant-garde experimentation and ethereal pop textures intertwined with provocative lyrical themes.
Top tracks — play these first
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Evil Honky Stomp — This track opens the album with a frenetic energy that sets the tone for Dax's eclectic style, combining sharp rhythms with unconventional lyrics about social commentary.
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Pariah — Combining haunting melodies with Dax's distinctive vocal delivery, this track delves into themes of isolation and societal rejection, encapsulating the album's emotional core.
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Fortune Cheats — This song stands out for its intricate layering of sounds and percussive elements, reflecting Dax’s ability to weave complex narratives through her music.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Pariah
A shift occurs towards the end where the lyrics confront societal judgment directly.
This moment is pivotal as it transforms the song from a personal reflection into a broader critique of societal norms and expectations.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Evil Honky Stomp 4:28
- 2 Pariah 3:46
- 3 Fortune Cheats 3:56
- 4 HammerHeads 3:15
- 5 Ostrich 4:04
- 6 The Spoil Factor 3:56
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