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OOFJ trips us out in "You're Always Good"

  • November 24, 2014
  • Kiku Shinfuku
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Chaotic music has always been a favorite of mine, and nothing gets this weird like OOFJ's drum and bass influenced dark nightmare of a track called "You're Always Good."

The track plays erratic string instruments that brings a sense of immediacy, and the following beat does as well. It would be a little too dramatic alone as an instrumental, but with the calm, echoey vocals, the song is united into the sort of piece that would be on a Tim Burton soundtrack. Dark and fully inspiring, the track is a trip to a scary dark corner of your imagination, but a trip thats worth it nonetheless. 

This track is not one to miss! Check it out below. 

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