8 Artists who predicted the sad period we are now living with the Virus.
Björk “Vulnicura” 2015. Despite the fact that the content is litterally speaking what the cover is explaining with the cover. By observing attentively the matriarch of music wears a headdress which acts as a virus. Earlier in the biophilia album, a title simply called “virus” figure Inside.
IAMX “The Alternative” 2006. Chris Corner, singer and group leader of Sneaker Pimps, never remains silent for a long time at that time he was wearing the mask of IAMX for “the Alternative” long time before 2020. this is the twink album of the earlier “Kiss + Swallow” Album things we have to do with causion for little moment.
Author & Punisher “Beastland” 2008. The industrial music and metal sculptures of Tristan Shone can sound and look scary. But there are songs and even soul lurking beneath the grim façade. Metal vocals are recessed inside demonic sub-bass, concussive percussion, and skirling frequencies. Whether simmering or exploding,this is the exercises in perpetual combustion, a burning darkness expending some unnaturally limitless fuel. A man wIth a mask to breathe as now with songs like “pharmacide” or “apparition”.
Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott “Miss E...So Addictive”. The Cover talks we can see a group of virus in post position behind her. Picking up on the drug reference in the title of the former Hefty Bag Queen’s third album, we can easily wonder if Missy Misdemeanor Elliott hasn’t lately been feeding her head as much as she’d previously fed every other part of her body. “I looked down at my stomach,” she deadpans in the liner noters, “and said nope, no 6-pack for me.” Then again, such an admission could be interpreted as a commitment to keeping those pounds off.
Son Lux “Brighter Wounds” 2018. Always full of lyricism and grandiloquence, Son Lux continues its ascent but no question for him to repeat himself. No more luxurious orchestrations which have long made its reputation, New Yorkers have decided to opt for experiments with notably the trembling but terribly moving opening "Forty Screams" which launches the album on the hats with lyrics that says “Is this the future that is standing over me ? ” ““and is followed by spectacular "Dream State" with its screaming choirs and this mass of brass instruments that falls. I didn’t talk about the cover the cover that representing hands intertwined. Watch Your hand people !
Pink Floyd “Animals” 1977. This is the most violent album of the group. Animals, however, is on edge with its era: this is the most violent album of the Pink Floyd, it is in a way their punk album, a fiercely anti-government, anti-capitalism, anti-everything record , a nihilistic and hopeless album, released under a mythical sleeve (one of the most beautiful of the group) representing the very polluting power station of Battersea, London, with a big floating inflatable pig, free (it was lost during the photo session, s being inadvertently detached from the rope which held it at the power station, and therefore floated freely. Animal treatment is actually one of the cause of what is happening today.
Muse “Drones” 2015. The mythical group predicting the “tracing” (sending quarantined people infected with the virus through a computer or phone device or a microchip) This can be a caution to an important way to easily pilot civilization. Although that the group didn’t offer anything like this lyrically the cover speaks for itself. “Now i’m dead Inside” is the entrance phrase that debut from the album.
R.E.M “Automatic for the people” 1992. Without doubt the darkest, sad, sober album in all of R.E.M's discography. It is in fact an album filled with ballads, each more bewitching than the other. Automatic therefore closes the mainstream trilogy initiated with “Green and Out Of Time”, and of the three discs, it is probably the most successful formally speaking. While the first two follow the songs haphazardly. include premonition songs like “Try not to breathe” or “everybody hurts”.
