Beginning with upbeat pop-sing-a-longs and jovial tracks such as “Buggie Boogie” and “Cherries Were Made For Eating”, the soundtrack slowly transforms into a dark sonic landscape of chaos and psychedelia. The now classic soundtrack effectively lures you into a false sense of security. “The soundtrack to House features original music by Asei Kobayashi, Mickie Yoshino, and Yoshino’s Japanese rock band, Godiego. The plot follows a schoolgirl traveling with her six friends to her ailing aunt’s country home where they come face to face with supernatural events as the girls are, one by one, devoured by the home. “House, also known as Hausu, is a 1977 experimental Japanese Horror film written and directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi. Waxwork Records releases today the House ( Hausu) Original Motion Picture Soundtrack! You can watch the video for “Dead Inside” below, but I have to warn you it’s NSFW due to nudity. These guys were bucking the trend and offering something different and now they’ve lost it. The band has steadily been releasing mediocrity and that’s just so damn disappointing. So what’s happening is that a pattern is emerging. I’m still of the mindset that that song is boring and overly simple. The big problem here is that this is something I noted when the band first released “Madness” a few years ago. I’d be okay if they were at least being adventurous but they’re playing it so goddamn safe. Now they’re releasing one boring, monotonous track after another. These tracks played with expectations, showed a fantastic communication between the band members, and had this thrilling bombastic attitude. Just look at tracks like “Stockholm Syndrome” and “Hysteria”. Okay, now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, permit me this platform to lay my opinion: Seriously, what the hell happened to these guys? They used to be incredibly exciting. Those who pre-order the album via iTunes will get both “Psycho” and “Dead Inside” as immediate downloads. This is where the story of the album begins, where the protagonist loses hope and becomes ‘Dead Inside’, therefore vulnerable to the dark forces introduced in ‘Psycho’ and which ensue over the next few songs on the album, before eventually defecting, revolting and overcoming these dark forces later in the story. Says lead singer Matt Bellamy about the track:
The band first released “Psycho” on May 12th. It’s the second track to come from their upcoming album Drones, which will be released on June 9th via Warner Bros. Okay, let’s get through the nitty gritty first and then I’ll give myself a little bit of a rant, okay?īritish alt-rock band Muse have released a lyric video for their new single “Dead Inside”.
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