Dear Carpenter Brut. You know what I find most impressive about your music? The fact that it manages to turn the track on its head and change to mood several times in the span of just three or four minutes, adding layer upon layer of depth to the sound. Many synthwave artists just make a sound with a single mood, loop it for thre or four minutes, then can it and call it a track. But your music always develops throughout the track, making it unfold like a story with different moods, tempos and points of intrigue. Can't wait for your next major release. /snoski
Yuri Myszkowski Thought it was called Darksynth? That's what Carpenter Brut lists it as on soundcloud (skipping over Carpenter Brut II, which he lists as "Uncool Electro")
@@CastafioreOnUA-cam that's because it is darksynth, but the names for retrowave and its subgenres are it a bit unorganized This is how I see it Retrowave: the parent genre 1:synthwave- the main subgenre, usually gets mistaken for Outrun and Retrowave 2:chillwave- calmer version of synthwave, gets called dreamwave 3: darksynth: heavier than the other two, darkwave Get mixed up with Vaporwave and Cyberpunk. If you see anything wrong then please correct me.
Roller Mobster, Turbo Killer, Le Perv, Meet Matt Stryker, and Escape from Midwitch are my top five. Roller Mobster is among my favorite song I've ever heard, ever, by anyone.
After much consideration, I've determined this is indeed the best synth/ retro wave album created thus far. 6 year update: I’ve found two albums along my journey I put on the same tier: Deadlife | God in the Machine & Unfound | Anomaly
+Yikak4 Kavinsky peaked. OutRun was underwhelming mostly due to its production and a few too many commercial sounding tracks. Nothing else on that album lived up to Night Call.
+Troy Nikolic I keep trying to find something as good as carpenter brut and all that can come close matching it for me is dance with the dead and peturbator
everyone talks about Le Perv and Turbo Killer... but Hang Em All is the literal embodiment of an orgasm. The buildup, the change in mood, the climax. I'm awe struck at this song and have been for the past 5 years.
at first i loved the popular ones like roller mobster and turbo killer but im really learning to appreciate the songs like hang em all and run sally run, some of my favourites now
Agree with both of you guys : Hang em All and Run Sally Run are intensely orgasmic. The main character of this album is a mass murdering ripper maniac 😱☠️
bc of the art cover I taught that this will be an amazing death metal album, I was wrong, this is the best synthwave album I've ever heard. Im so glad I found this
@@hades_-xz9rw I'm just not good at articulating what im trying to say. I was attempting to express that I thought the thumbnail was underappreciated good art, not trying to be a hippy.
I had heard a bunch of these songs individually, and thought that they must all be one of those 'this is the best song on the album' songs. Only to find out they're all on the SAME album. Holy crap, man, Well Done.
Looking for Tracy Tzu is amazing, I cannot describe with words how much I love the ending. I am risking sounding like an idiot just to attempt to express my love for music, this is just great, please give this man the praise he deserves.
Was just riding my bike down a hill, listening to Meet Matt Stryker with a pounder of beer in each hand, holding the handlebars with my middle fingers, fixing the bent cigarette I was smoking with my tongue, while flying on mushrooms. Thank you, Carpenter Brut, for curating that experience.
I love this album, and bought it off Bandcamp but I have to say, that "child-like in his mental knowledge" bit is kind of annoying when you listen to it as often as I do. If I could be bothered, I'd edit the end of Midwich Valley to get rid of it. Then I would agree with you!
ChannelTonto CHILD-LIKE IN HIS MENTAL KNOWLEDDDGEE CHILDLIKE IN HIS MENTAL KNOWLEDDDGGEE THOUGH HE SPENT 4 YEARS IN COLLEGE HE IS CHILDLIKE IN HIS KNOWLEDGE GUILTY, GUILTY, THOUGH HE WENT TO COLLEGE HE'S CHILDLIKE IN HIS KNOWLEDGE HE'S GUILTY RA RA RA
This composer regularly reaches the height of classical music bach-like melodies, but combines it with savage techno like the band "Justice", in their more early works. Unreal combination! This is way beyond the 80's synth genre where I always find this album floating around on youtube. This album is the start of a new genre altogether.
You ever have those moments of breathless glory where your heart feels like it's gonna burst and it's both incredible because you're feeling this and agonizing that you'll never be able to beam how incredible it feels into someone else's head? Yeah. That's Turbo Killer.
You've got to be freakin' kidding me. I put this on specifically for that reason and I'm just taking a break now going through the comments with a coffee.
No matter where I am...work, home, out on a walk...I am always listening to Carpenter Brut now ever since I heard "Disco Zombi Italia" and "Wake Up The President" the first time when I was at work and UA-cam was playing random music.
This album art is really perfect cos i constantly get myself drawn into small beautiful details while being showered with peripheral beauty just like focusing in on that little melody that you specifically find catchy on whatever song in here while being interlaced with pure blissful percussion and synths
Escape from Midwich Valley is one of my favorite album openers of all time. The way it perfectly sets the mood and setting for the rest of the album is beautifully crafted. You can really feel the Lovecraftian inspiration that went into it.
Track list with more accurate time stamps : 1. Escape from Midwich Valley 0:00 2. Disco Zombi Italia 6:44 3. L.A. Venice Bitch 80's 12:02 4. Wake Up the President 16:15 5. 347 Midnight Demons 20:32 6. Le Perv 24:47 7. Roller Mobster 29:04 8. Meet Matt Stryker 32:39 9. Obituary 36:45 10. Looking for Tracy Tzu 41:13 11. Sexkiller on the Loose 45:32 12. Hang'em All 49:15 13. Division Ruine 54:53 14. Paradise Warfare 58:29 15. Run, Sally, Run! 1:2:45 16. Turbo Killer 1:7:33 17. Anarchy Road 1:11:03 18. Invasion A.D. 1:14:37
So something I did by pure accident that I love about Carpenter Brut's songs here. When listening to Le Perv then Your Mine from the Furi soundtrack transitions FLAWLESSLY from the former to the latter.
How to drive like an idiot while listening to funky-ass beats. Escape from Midwitch Valley - Best when driving out of town at twilight when the street lights are just coming on, especially good if the beat drops as you hit the highway, or when the speed limit finally relents. Disco Zombi Italia - Any winding road at any time of day, although I'm partial to street-lit overpasses and freeways. Feels great when passing by other vehicles and taking bends at speed. L.A. Venice Bitch 80's - Ideally used when driving through downtown, with plenty of colorful signs and a steady flow of traffic. Keep it cool. Wake up the President - Good for any nighttime setting and driving fast, very fast. Keep acceleration and deceleration in sync with the song -- speed up and slow down accordingly. 347 Midnight Demons - Never drove to it, but ample driving through the city at night feels like the best application. Le Perv - Amazing for driving fast, keeping in sync with the song speed. Best done on either a street-lit freeway or dark highway, and fucking flooring it on the last drop, you better fucking redline your car when you do it too; I know I did. And turn the volume up as you accelerate, this is mandatory. Roller Mobster - Keep it cool and slow at first, then fucking gun it when shit gets intense, and hover around that speed for pretty much the whole ride. Best for day driving on highways in my experience and passing other vehicles. Taking wide bends and turns really fast also works, and going down hill. Meet Matt Stryker - Never drove to it, but racing someone else through city streets feels aight. Obituary - Never drove to it, but feels like it's work best as chill cruising tunes. Nighttime of course, through street-lit streets or alone on the highway. Looking for Tracy Tzu - Hard to pin, haven't got the feel for this one yet. Instincts say nighttime industrial or downtown. I dunno. Sexkiller on the Loose - Driving very fast winding roads and merging at high speeds off exits and overpasses, either at night or day if there's a lot of traffic. Hang 'Em All - Daytime highways, freeways, and city streets, keeping speed in sync with the song is preferred. Division Ruine - Never drove to it, but nighttime industrial and downtown driving feels good. Plenty of streetlights, perhaps even a little friendly competition while you're at it. Paradise Warfare - Chill cruise at night along the street-lit freeway, ideally no traffic, and highly important to keep pace with the song. When shit get's fucked, you better hope there's some curves, exits, merges, bends, or something cuz you're gonna want to take those at pretty high speeds, and you better be increasing the volume as you speed up, otherwise you're hopeless.Then, coast to a chill once again at the end. Run, Sally, Run! - Never drove to it, but some nice speedy driving through town at night should do the trick, with plenty of bends and fast turns, or even exiting onto the freeway when shit gets real. Turbo Killer - You better be driving pretty fast when it starts, then coast it down a bit, then fucking gun it. Make sure to pass by many other vehicles while you're at it. Best on a highway or freeway, either day or night should be fine. Anarchy Road - Never drove to it, but feels ideal in any urban setting at night, as long as there's plenty of streetlights. Invasion A.D. - And again, never drove to it, but nighttime downtown or industrial, at a steady cruise. Although the second part is pretty hard to peg, sounds like you'll need, well, to escape from an invading force, either alien or man made, driving really fast as you do so. Or even better, driving into it!
Interesting review of the driveability of the songs. Would be interested to read a similar review of Perturbator - Uncanny Valley or Dangerous Days. ;)
this deserves to be top comment; it's really what these comment sections are made for. thoughtful, not withheld, relatable while also bringing something new & original/genuine. Thank you & you rock.
*My god 6 years already ! And can't believe it...The music brings so much souvenirs, this is crazy. Haven't been listening to it for 3 years more or less...I'm instantly back 6 years earlier, straight time machine ! 🔵⚪🔴*
Woohoo! After being cheap for so long, I missed buying physical copies of a LOT of my favorite content. Found the trilogy on vinyl this week. I would've paid double what I did, but I'm so happy to have it
OfTheOverflow haha me too! I guess it was that rather silly melody at the beginning, but it really grew on me and now it's one of my favs of the whole trilogy.
Disco Zombi Italia!! I heard you once before you beautiful tune but never knew or could learn the name of you but at long last I've found you again! Probably my favorite synthwave beat.
I think he really hit his stride by EP III, so it's kinda cool how the music progressively improves and you get to see a bit of his evolution as an artist.
Love Invasion A.D., it's my favorite Carpenter Brut song, and i'm pretty sad the comments are turned off on this song's youtube page. First half of the song is a simpler, slower keyboard old-school piece, very melodic. At the middle, the song turns into hell. Second part starts with some mysterious Jean Michel Jarre-like notes and progressively gets louder, breaking into a huge drop that continues accumulating sound, including human screams and sounds of futuristic weapons. It really feels like an alien race is invading our planet, pretty scary.
I haven't heard of you until today. This is one of the few times i bought an album the same day I heard of an artist. The fact that you put it all on youtube so I could properly appreciate all of it definitely made that choice for me. good shit, keep up the good work.
You guys are so fucking amazing, putting the entire discography up on UA-cam. I'll be buying it as soon as I can, along with merch. Carpenter Brut is awesome.
Hearing the melody to "Escape from Midwich Valley" at the end of "Invasion A.D." was a nice touch. Excellent way to bookend the album, and the fact that the recall sounded "distant" really amplified the horror vibe A.D. was going for!
Discovered you guys in high school never planned on smoking. That wasn't until I turned 22 i decided to try and while high it now has a different tune.
5:20 came out of fucking nowhere and I love it to death. All of this is A1, he needs so much more recognition for his work. Truly a one of a kind masterpiece.
My personal favorite songs from this whole album: *Escape From Midwich Valley *L.A. Venice Bitch 80s *347 Midnight Demons *Le Perv *Roller Mobster *Looking For Tracy Tzu *Sexkiller On The Loose *Division Rune *Turbo Killer *Anarchy Road *Invasion A.D.
5:17 ok... WOW I was like, "man this song slaps but I haven't heard a massive drop in a while, this is unlike carpenter brut, hmm-" I honest to god fell off my chair, I dont think I have ever been so happy whilst falling off my chair... sick
Each time I decide to wander in the vast musical universe of UA-cam, I let myself go of any thoughts and judgement, and allow myself to be led by pure instinct. Sometimes, it will be the name of the album. Others will be the musical theme. And, most of the times I think, it will be the artwork that will intrigue me to click and open in a new tab so that the video plays. Never been wrong up until now, I have discovered manhy different pieces of awesome music. And yours is one of them! Thank you for sharing with us, wish you all the best, keep up the great work! 😊
I had never even heard of synthwave until hotline miami came out for vita way back in the day. I got hooked from there, on both. HM and darksynth were two of my best hidden gems I've ever found
![Perturbator "Lustful Sacraments" [Full Album - 2021]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eWpnW4aCM3I/mqdefault.jpg)
I can't get over how good Le Perv is.
the transition to the end is soo good
Discovered and loved it listening to hotline miami soundtrack...now there is a trilogy of this? 🤯
ok
I love it too, it sounds soooo dirty.
seriously ive been listening to it on loop for months now and i still cant get enough
Carpenter casually woke up and said "i'm gonna make a perfect album today"
He did it THRICE and then put them all on one album
No regrets buying this on vinyl.
I don't even own a record player.
good game
But I have one. GIVE IT TO ME
Verschoor? Ben jij het?
Based
You’re doing yourself quite the disservice then. You should fix that.
The perfect synthwave album. There are literally no bad songs.
@BRYAN Brown me too
@BRYAN Brown fuck you this shit makes me cry
Anarchy road is one of my favorites weirdly enough
@BRYAN Brown I second that notion, but I forget it exists because of how face meltingly good the rest is :) this album is straight brain crack
@bryanbrown1045what’s wrong with anarchy roads?
"Best shit i've ever listened to." -Literally Everyone
No one can deny it
you're a goddamn dream boy
Do a synthwave video
Do a synthwave video
oh hey jakey
bruh you are my dream boy
Jakey!
clicked on this on accident, almost didn't even listen to it
holy shit, can you imagine
I can imagine it. First time listening to midwich, and “oh this is some kinda horror Album or something” and then all of a sudden 5:20
Dear Carpenter Brut. You know what I find most impressive about your music? The fact that it manages to turn the track on its head and change to mood several times in the span of just three or four minutes, adding layer upon layer of depth to the sound. Many synthwave artists just make a sound with a single mood, loop it for thre or four minutes, then can it and call it a track. But your music always develops throughout the track, making it unfold like a story with different moods, tempos and points of intrigue. Can't wait for your next major release.
/snoski
yes... that's the main issue i have with perturbator and others
I'm a new listener but totally agree. UA-cam was made to find new artists like this.
Extremely well said
Hang em all is possibly the most perfect example of this
@@epicgamer-ur1wg but Perturbator did work with Carpenter Brut.
This is essentially the "sweet spot" for retrowave between smooth and heavy. Love it.
darkwave, in this case.
Ramza dies at the end.
Yuri Myszkowski
Thought it was called Darksynth? That's what Carpenter Brut lists it as on soundcloud (skipping over Carpenter Brut II, which he lists as "Uncool Electro")
@@CastafioreOnUA-cam that's because it is darksynth, but the names for retrowave and its subgenres are it a bit unorganized
This is how I see it
Retrowave: the parent genre
1:synthwave- the main subgenre, usually gets mistaken for Outrun and Retrowave
2:chillwave- calmer version of synthwave, gets called dreamwave
3: darksynth: heavier than the other two, darkwave
Get mixed up with Vaporwave and Cyberpunk. If you see anything wrong then please correct me.
It's still gay computer music either way
I like that Carpenter Brut just posted this on UA-cam themselves. I rarely buy albums without listening through them first on UA-cam nowadays.
+1 for actually buying the albums and supporting the artists you like
Back in the days I used to stay at stores for hours and listened to albums via CD players or record players.
Paradise Warfare is like if you took the entire decade of 1980's Miami and condensed it into a single song, totally incredible.
Hell yea, Hotline Miami
Roller Mobster, Turbo Killer, Le Perv, Meet Matt Stryker, and Escape from Midwitch are my top five. Roller Mobster is among my favorite song I've ever heard, ever, by anyone.
Yeah Roller Mobster is pretty nice ^^
Invasion AD tho, such an excellent outro to the whole thing and just as crushing as the rest of the album Imo, killer tones and use of synths
Same here Roller Mobster made my head moove i feel like im 14yo discovering punk
Ok but have you heard of 59:44
disco zombi italia is great as well
After much consideration, I've determined this is indeed the best synth/ retro wave album created thus far.
6 year update: I’ve found two albums along my journey I put on the same tier:
Deadlife | God in the Machine &
Unfound | Anomaly
+Troy Nikolic He's great but no Kavinsky
+Yikak4 Kavinsky peaked. OutRun was underwhelming mostly due to its production and a few too many commercial sounding tracks.
Nothing else on that album lived up to Night Call.
+Yikak4 Kavinsky is great with making songs... but this, this is an experience. The emotion and passion it awakes in me is unbelievable.
+Troy Nikolic Perturbator's "Dangerous Days" is even better imo.
+Troy Nikolic I keep trying to find something as good as carpenter brut and all that can come close matching it for me is dance with the dead and peturbator
Literally lightening in a bottle. No other synthwave album will ever be able to come close.
everyone talks about Le Perv and Turbo Killer... but Hang Em All is the literal embodiment of an orgasm. The buildup, the change in mood, the climax. I'm awe struck at this song and have been for the past 5 years.
at first i loved the popular ones like roller mobster and turbo killer but im really learning to appreciate the songs like hang em all and run sally run, some of my favourites now
Agree with both of you guys : Hang em All and Run Sally Run are intensely orgasmic. The main character of this album is a mass murdering ripper maniac 😱☠️
can't agree more
bc of the art cover I taught that this will be an amazing death metal album, I was wrong, this is the best synthwave album I've ever heard. Im so glad I found this
This is some of the best music I have ever heard.
Run, Sally, Run. OMG!!
it is pretty good, but i don't think this song is THAT good...
stop thinking then and just enjoy this masterpiece.
I like the more intense ones like turbo killer, roller mobster, or escape from midwich valley
can only agree to you elliot. intensity at its finest
I agree, the music is incredible. But I'm not seeing any comments about the art on the thumbnail, I mean it just gives off such a unique vibe.
I agree! It's super cool!
@@hades_-xz9rw I'm just not good at articulating what im trying to say. I was attempting to express that I thought the thumbnail was underappreciated good art, not trying to be a hippy.
yeah i really love it too :oo
@@hades_-xz9rw u mad?
Yeah it's an unusual assortment of items.
I had heard a bunch of these songs individually, and thought that they must all be one of those 'this is the best song on the album' songs. Only to find out they're all on the SAME album. Holy crap, man, Well Done.
Playing Turbo killer, anarchy road and Invasion A.D. on repeat while in traffic jam is what makes it all bearable
Ironically, you can't go turbo in a traffic jam. It's the opposite of an anarchy road
I'd be terrified to play turbo killer while driving
Finally someone who likes Anarchy Road
A lot of people say it's bad in the comments but I fucking vibe with the song
@@justbaguette7746 yeah its actually really good, the lyrics and the music complement eachother really well
This album has some of the best electronic music I've ever heard in my life and it's 80 fucking minutes long. Every single tune is great.
hear hear brother
Looking for Tracy Tzu is amazing, I cannot describe with words how much I love the ending. I am risking sounding like an idiot just to attempt to express my love for music, this is just great, please give this man the praise he deserves.
I wouldn't sweat it, the feeling that comes with talking about music you really like makes it hard to not sound like an idiot to ignorant people.
no problem + based taste, tracy tzu is my favorite carpenter brut track of all
Was just riding my bike down a hill, listening to Meet Matt Stryker with a pounder of beer in each hand, holding the handlebars with my middle fingers, fixing the bent cigarette I was smoking with my tongue, while flying on mushrooms. Thank you, Carpenter Brut, for curating that experience.
Music is incredible, artwork is sick. I'm 44yr old music teacher and I love this record!
You must be a dope teacher, man
ok boomer(sorry)
the best music teacher of all
@@redphantom6643 They would be gen x I think, not boomer
Did you guys hear that one song that was clearly half assed and of lesser quality ? Me neither.
really? I thought that the one that begins at 1:21:17 was the only bad one
I love this album, and bought it off Bandcamp but I have to say, that "child-like in his mental knowledge" bit is kind of annoying when you listen to it as often as I do. If I could be bothered, I'd edit the end of Midwich Valley to get rid of it. Then I would agree with you!
ChannelTonto
CHILD-LIKE IN HIS MENTAL KNOWLEDDDGEE
CHILDLIKE IN HIS MENTAL KNOWLEDDDGGEE
THOUGH HE SPENT 4 YEARS IN COLLEGE
HE IS CHILDLIKE IN HIS KNOWLEDGE
GUILTY, GUILTY,
THOUGH HE WENT TO COLLEGE
HE'S CHILDLIKE IN HIS KNOWLEDGE
HE'S GUILTY RA RA RA
you mean Anarchy Road? yeah i heard it
I like Anarchy Road. 7/10. Its like some sketchy euro-rock. good shit but obviously not his best. Still solid tho
This composer regularly reaches the height of classical music bach-like melodies, but combines it with savage techno like the band "Justice", in their more early works. Unreal combination! This is way beyond the 80's synth genre where I always find this album floating around on youtube. This album is the start of a new genre altogether.
this album is a synth paradise
Run Sally Run is so underated ! My fav song of carpenter by far
I love how the beginning riff of Midwich Valley can be heard quietly at the end of Invasion A.D
I know there's a movie coming out soon... but even so this would work wonders with an animation studio doing something like Interstella 5555.
Hehe, there are subtle nods to it throughout the album
And so the cycle... begins...
Fucking incredible. The best synthwave album to date.
Cryptid hunting? Cybershycho neutering? Gym? This is the playlist for you!
I bought this on CD to listen to in the car. Best decision EVER.
For me, it was a bad decision, i've lost my driver licence.
i drive too fast with this
@@BlasTeur115 I really recommend omitting the last sentence.
It is amazinf uncompressed on a good sound system too
Where did you get this CD from?
@@quest8795 I bought mine off Amazon
Thank you hotline miami 2
Da flashbacks naaaaaaaw
okay now i gotta play that
Thank you Furi!! I haven't played Hotline Miami 2 yet
Facts
I have played both of them on switch. Yep it was announced last monday in the Nintendo indie announcement.
You just can't say "Wow, this track is awesome, gonna play it again", because the following track is just as awesome.
You ever have those moments of breathless glory where your heart feels like it's gonna burst and it's both incredible because you're feeling this and agonizing that you'll never be able to beam how incredible it feels into someone else's head? Yeah. That's Turbo Killer.
Most tacky comment in the section. Love it, though.
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Best music for cleaning around the house *ever*
When i clean the house the neighbours do t00 :D
Your profile picture seems familiar 🤔
You've got to be freakin' kidding me. I put this on specifically for that reason and I'm just taking a break now going through the comments with a coffee.
Best soundtrack for cleaning around the house *while* *on* *stimulants* ever!
@@metanumia Skip the cleaning, go for the stimulants
1. Escape from Midwich Valley : 00:00
2. Disco Zombi Italia : 06:44
3. L.A. Venice Bitch 80's : 12:01
4. Wake Up the President : 16:13
5. 347 Midnight Demons : 20:29
6. Le Perv : 24:43
7. Roller Mobster : 28:59
8. Meet Matt Stryker : 32:33
9. Obituary : 36:39
10. Looking for Tracy Tzu : 41:06
11. Sexkiller on the Loose : 45:24
12. Hang'em All : 49:07
13. Division Ruine : 54:44
14. Paradise Warfare : 58:19
15. Run, Sally, Run! : 01:02:34
16. Turbo Killer : 01:07:22
17. Anarchy Road : 01:10:51
18. Invasion A.D. : 01:14:24
No matter where I am...work, home, out on a walk...I am always listening to Carpenter Brut now ever since I heard "Disco Zombi Italia" and "Wake Up The President" the first time when I was at work and UA-cam was playing random music.
1:07:33 This is what propelled Mr. Brut into mass popularity.
And that is so deserved.
YAAAAASSSSSSSSSS DUDE this has to bring the doc back here XD
GO
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BOOM GOES THE DROP
Nah m8. It was Roller Mobster in Hotline Miami 2 that did that.
Carpenter But is always able to convey so much emotion in his work, even without lyrics. Beautiful. :)
+quillife lyrics are a cheap way to buffet emotion into a song IMO
Yeah thats true
+quillife Except for that one song with lyrics, that one has no emotion
Carpenter But
+Sçhmågglephørb Digglîö but carpenter?
La trilogie la plus lourde de l'histoire des synthés, ce feeling musical de dingue
† TRACKLIST †
1. Escape from Midwich Valley : 00:00
2. Disco Zombi Italia : 06:44
3. L.A. Venice Bitch 80's : 12:01
4. Wake Up the President : 16:13
5. 347 Midnight Demons : 20:29
6. Le Perv : 24:43
7. Roller Mobster : 28:59
8. Meet Matt Stryker : 32:33
9. Obituary : 36:39
10. Looking for Tracy Tzu : 41:06
11. Sexkiller on the Loose : 45:24
12. Hang'em All : 49:07
13. Division Ruine : 54:44
14. Paradise Warfare : 58:19
15. Run, Sally, Run! : 01:02:34
16. Turbo Killer : 01:07:22
17. Anarchy Road : 01:10:51
18. Invasion A.D. : 01:14:24
Thanks
You are good boy/girl!
Love the Prince of Darkness clip in 1st song---We are transmitting from the year 1 9 9 9. To 1987 John Carpenter genius
@@solus135 yeah right, good references hidden in tracks make some lore
thx
I cannot believe I had never heard this before yesterday. My mind is blown, this is exactly the sound I was craving in my life
It's good, isn't it?
@@GeneraluStelaru It isn't good................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ ................................................it's godly
welcome :]
This album art is really perfect cos i constantly get myself drawn into small beautiful details while being showered with peripheral beauty just like focusing in on that little melody that you specifically find catchy on whatever song in here while being interlaced with pure blissful percussion and synths
my life was objectively better after finding this
Honestly i like anarchy road, hearing it while riding the bus on the way home looking at abandoned buildings its amazing
This is too perfect. 5 years later it is the best synthwave album still.
I remember when Roller Mobster started playing in Hotline Miami 2 in an intense level, quickly became one of the most badass moment in gaming for me.
The level is also absolute pain to boot, it’s so tedious
I am getting ads in french because I have this music on repeat. Amazing music
I drink coffee at work, but really it's music like this that keeps me going.
don't listen to this kind of music at a low volume
6 songs per album. 3 albums.
6/6/6. Heh.
+Richter Berg (“The Rat”)
.heH
+Cadel Fowl 嘿嘿
+Cadel Fowl 6/3 is 2. 6/6 is 1. 2+1 is 3. Half-life 3 confirmed.
+Cadel Fowl SVVVGE
+Cadel Fowl 66 likes! (╯°□°)╯︵
Escape from Midwich Valley is one of my favorite album openers of all time. The way it perfectly sets the mood and setting for the rest of the album is beautifully crafted. You can really feel the Lovecraftian inspiration that went into it.
Anarchy Road is so underrated
yeah man, its one of my favorite songs
It is.
its gonna play on my funeral just gotta make sure i die in 2070 xddd
Track list with more accurate time stamps :
1. Escape from Midwich Valley 0:00
2. Disco Zombi Italia 6:44
3. L.A. Venice Bitch 80's 12:02
4. Wake Up the President 16:15
5. 347 Midnight Demons 20:32
6. Le Perv 24:47
7. Roller Mobster 29:04
8. Meet Matt Stryker 32:39
9. Obituary 36:45
10. Looking for Tracy Tzu 41:13
11. Sexkiller on the Loose 45:32
12. Hang'em All 49:15
13. Division Ruine 54:53
14. Paradise Warfare 58:29
15. Run, Sally, Run! 1:2:45
16. Turbo Killer 1:7:33
17. Anarchy Road 1:11:03
18. Invasion A.D. 1:14:37
This is much better, thanks
So something I did by pure accident that I love about Carpenter Brut's songs here. When listening to Le Perv then Your Mine from the Furi soundtrack transitions FLAWLESSLY from the former to the latter.
How to drive like an idiot while listening to funky-ass beats.
Escape from Midwitch Valley - Best when driving out of town at twilight when the street lights are just coming on, especially good if the beat drops as you hit the highway, or when the speed limit finally relents.
Disco Zombi Italia - Any winding road at any time of day, although I'm partial to street-lit overpasses and freeways. Feels great when passing by other vehicles and taking bends at speed.
L.A. Venice Bitch 80's - Ideally used when driving through downtown, with plenty of colorful signs and a steady flow of traffic. Keep it cool.
Wake up the President - Good for any nighttime setting and driving fast, very fast. Keep acceleration and deceleration in sync with the song -- speed up and slow down accordingly.
347 Midnight Demons - Never drove to it, but ample driving through the city at night feels like the best application.
Le Perv - Amazing for driving fast, keeping in sync with the song speed. Best done on either a street-lit freeway or dark highway, and fucking flooring it on the last drop, you better fucking redline your car when you do it too; I know I did. And turn the volume up as you accelerate, this is mandatory.
Roller Mobster - Keep it cool and slow at first, then fucking gun it when shit gets intense, and hover around that speed for pretty much the whole ride. Best for day driving on highways in my experience and passing other vehicles. Taking wide bends and turns really fast also works, and going down hill.
Meet Matt Stryker - Never drove to it, but racing someone else through city streets feels aight.
Obituary - Never drove to it, but feels like it's work best as chill cruising tunes. Nighttime of course, through street-lit streets or alone on the highway.
Looking for Tracy Tzu - Hard to pin, haven't got the feel for this one yet. Instincts say nighttime industrial or downtown. I dunno.
Sexkiller on the Loose - Driving very fast winding roads and merging at high speeds off exits and overpasses, either at night or day if there's a lot of traffic.
Hang 'Em All - Daytime highways, freeways, and city streets, keeping speed in sync with the song is preferred.
Division Ruine - Never drove to it, but nighttime industrial and downtown driving feels good. Plenty of streetlights, perhaps even a little friendly competition while you're at it.
Paradise Warfare - Chill cruise at night along the street-lit freeway, ideally no traffic, and highly important to keep pace with the song. When shit get's fucked, you better hope there's some curves, exits, merges, bends, or something cuz you're gonna want to take those at pretty high speeds, and you better be increasing the volume as you speed up, otherwise you're hopeless.Then, coast to a chill once again at the end.
Run, Sally, Run! - Never drove to it, but some nice speedy driving through town at night should do the trick, with plenty of bends and fast turns, or even exiting onto the freeway when shit gets real.
Turbo Killer - You better be driving pretty fast when it starts, then coast it down a bit, then fucking gun it. Make sure to pass by many other vehicles while you're at it. Best on a highway or freeway, either day or night should be fine.
Anarchy Road - Never drove to it, but feels ideal in any urban setting at night, as long as there's plenty of streetlights.
Invasion A.D. - And again, never drove to it, but nighttime downtown or industrial, at a steady cruise. Although the second part is pretty hard to peg, sounds like you'll need, well, to escape from an invading force, either alien or man made, driving really fast as you do so. Or even better, driving into it!
Interesting review of the driveability of the songs. Would be interested to read a similar review of Perturbator - Uncanny Valley or Dangerous Days. ;)
Personally with Dangerous Day I would be dead against a wall by the 3rd song, jeebus
this deserves to be top comment; it's really what these comment sections are made for. thoughtful, not withheld, relatable while also bringing something new & original/genuine. Thank you & you rock.
This is the kind of comments that make it worth scrolling down to the comment section. Great insight for a great album! 👌
driving at night in Colombia is a suicide
*My god 6 years already ! And can't believe it...The music brings so much souvenirs, this is crazy. Haven't been listening to it for 3 years more or less...I'm instantly back 6 years earlier, straight time machine ! 🔵⚪🔴*
@@fisherman08123 *6 years ago, I was still in my 30's...😅...Late 30's, but 30's anyway !🙃 (The end is nigh !💀)*
yess hahahaa
7 years now, it was originally released January 19, 2015
I am just listening to this whole album for the first time and I know you will envy me the feeling of listening to this album for the first time.
Yup. Jealous.
God bless the youtube train. Never heard of you. Now I have, and I will be buying.
Hail grandfather Nurgle, brother
I as well was blessed with this album by the magical youtube algorithms.
Woohoo! After being cheap for so long, I missed buying physical copies of a LOT of my favorite content. Found the trilogy on vinyl this week. I would've paid double what I did, but I'm so happy to have it
Hail
This music is so good I bought it.
'Run, Sally, Run!' is best track.
Change my mind.
i think you forgot litteraly every other track in the trilogy
@@bruvmomentum._____________1710 Okay, my favorite track then.
@@Oni_Neko now its reasonable
@@bruvmomentum._____________1710 pleasure doing business with you.
it all feels like its just one song, a very long song, a movie of pure adventure suspense and thriller, its a masterpiece for sure.
Ah, too bad that I've already heard this entire soundtrack 100 times already.
100 thousands times.
+Blizz Hard I GOT A BIGGER DICK
+John Pablo *nsfw picture intensifies*
+kreens1597 So big you tripped over it
+kreens1597 Really akward when people don't get an obvious joke. (Your joke)
WOW ! The transitions are friggin amazing, i can listen to it as a full track !
every single one of these songs, bop after bop
100% bop after bop. My favorites are Paradise Warfare and Escape from Midwich Valley
When the beat drops on Escape from Midwich Valley it's one of the greatest things I've ever heard.... Ever.
Wow, for some reason I always discounted 'Disco Zombi Italia' but HOLY FUCK it's incredible. Can't stop listening!
OfTheOverflow haha me too! I guess it was that rather silly melody at the beginning, but it really grew on me and now it's one of my favs of the whole trilogy.
Disco Zombi Italia!! I heard you once before you beautiful tune but never knew or could learn the name of you but at long last I've found you again! Probably my favorite synthwave beat.
I can tell mr.Brut is a metalhead ;)
I think he really hit his stride by EP III, so it's kinda cool how the music progressively improves and you get to see a bit of his evolution as an artist.
This album has a drive and an energy and an originality to its riffs and tunes that many other acts lack. Kudos, Carpenter!
This had to be the first album I listen to in 2017! Happy New one!
Love Invasion A.D., it's my favorite Carpenter Brut song, and i'm pretty sad the comments are turned off on this song's youtube page. First half of the song is a simpler, slower keyboard old-school piece, very melodic. At the middle, the song turns into hell. Second part starts with some mysterious Jean Michel Jarre-like notes and progressively gets louder, breaking into a huge drop that continues accumulating sound, including human screams and sounds of futuristic weapons. It really feels like an alien race is invading our planet, pretty scary.
Totally, I love this song too, a masterpiece :O
escape from midwhich valley is one of the hardest electronic songs ever made
I haven't heard of you until today.
This is one of the few times i bought an album the same day I heard of an artist.
The fact that you put it all on youtube so I could properly appreciate all of it definitely made that choice for me.
good shit, keep up the good work.
You guys are so fucking amazing, putting the entire discography up on UA-cam. I'll be buying it as soon as I can, along with merch. Carpenter Brut is awesome.
***** I'm well aware. I'm referring to the band.
Best discovery in 2021. Play it loud!
Obituary is pure emotion.
The artist name screams horror movie, the graphics scream witchhouse, but the sound is pure synthwave.
Fantastic!
not pure synthwave though. It's a mix of many subgenres, but mostly dark synth, very original one and very good one.
Hearing the melody to "Escape from Midwich Valley" at the end of "Invasion A.D." was a nice touch. Excellent way to bookend the album, and the fact that the recall sounded "distant" really amplified the horror vibe A.D. was going for!
I like how roller mobster appears and leaves out of nowhere. Every other song blends together well, then BAM.
Discovered you guys in high school never planned on smoking. That wasn't until I turned 22 i decided to try and while high it now has a different tune.
29:04 See you guys on the roof
+DarthTellor both of these guys know what the fuck they are talking about
+Jackgamer 2140 FFFUUUUUUUUUUU-ckyes
Xenibalt*headbutts your head.
Gotta get a grip!
I told you not to come back here!
5:20 came out of fucking nowhere and I love it to death. All of this is A1, he needs so much more recognition for his work. Truly a one of a kind masterpiece.
My personal favorite songs from this whole album:
*Escape From Midwich Valley
*L.A. Venice Bitch 80s
*347 Midnight Demons
*Le Perv
*Roller Mobster
*Looking For Tracy Tzu
*Sexkiller On The Loose
*Division Rune
*Turbo Killer
*Anarchy Road
*Invasion A.D.
5:17 ok... WOW I was like, "man this song slaps but I haven't heard a massive drop in a while, this is unlike carpenter brut, hmm-" I honest to god fell off my chair, I dont think I have ever been so happy whilst falling off my chair... sick
Each time I decide to wander in the vast musical universe of UA-cam, I let myself go of any thoughts and judgement, and allow myself to be led by pure instinct. Sometimes, it will be the name of the album. Others will be the musical theme. And, most of the times I think, it will be the artwork that will intrigue me to click and open in a new tab so that the video plays.
Never been wrong up until now, I have discovered manhy different pieces of awesome music. And yours is one of them!
Thank you for sharing with us, wish you all the best, keep up the great work! 😊
This album is a masterpiece. Keep going back to this one
This is the kind of album that actually leaves you breathless.
A perfect album does not exi-
A work of fucking genius.
24:43 my fav
Carpenter Brut x Hotline Miami= One of the most memorable games ever played.
I had never even heard of synthwave until hotline miami came out for vita way back in the day. I got hooked from there, on both. HM and darksynth were two of my best hidden gems I've ever found
ABSOLUTELY SINISTER SOUNDSCAPE! Fantastic!!!
The spiritual successor of Tangerine Dream has been born. All hail.
Tangerine Dream - Jean-Michel Jarre - Carpenter Brut : Holy Trinity of Synthesizer
I DEMAND A CARPENTER BRUT/POWER GLOVE COLLAB WHICH WILL MAKE THE SOUNDTRACK TO BLOOD DRAGON 2
***** I... don't know what that means
Even though the comment is removed.. It only means great thing.
I DEMAND A DIGITALISM/GLITCH MOBB/CARPENTER BRUT COLLAB WICH WILL MAKE THE SOUNDTRACK TO BLOOD DRAGON 2 MOD
Needs more Perturbator and Mega Drive
Reading this up gave me goosebumps.
After 5+ years, this is still the top for me. By far the best dark synth to be listening to..
Thanks for this!
When the stealth is optional