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Dizzy Fae Shares Horror-Fantasy Video for ‘Bend N Snap’
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Dizzy Fae has released a creepy new video for “Bend N Snap,” off her debut EP Antenna.

Directed by Will Tooke, the clip shows the singer mysteriously dragging bodies into an abandoned warehouse. The corpses then come to life as her backup dancers and vocalists for the song. Dizzy Fae drew inspiration from the videos of Missy Elliott, Janet Jackson and Peaches, as well as the 2002 gothic horror film Queen of the Damned, based on Anne Rice’s The Vampire Chronicles series and starring Aaliyah.

Dizzy Fae released Antenna last month,...
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  • 6/24/2021
  • by Claire Shaffer
  • Rollingstone.com
Velvet Negroni Bares a Trippy, Trap-Soul Heart on ‘Neon Brown’
It’s hard to get a bead on exactly what Minneapolis-based Jeremy Nutzman is up to with Neon Brown, his second LP as Velvet Negroni, which is part of why it’s good. You could almost call its dreamy trap-soul “new age” if that didn’t suggest a yin-yoga chill at odds with couplets like “Don’t fight your boy on the payphone/la la, I burst to flames like it’s Waco” and “Ultra fusion handsome dish/Feed them LSD like I’m Charlie Manson, bitch.” But Nutzman’s...
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  • 8/30/2019
  • by Will Hermes
  • Rollingstone.com
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