What's the most terrifying music you've ever heard?
What's the most terrifying music you've ever heard?
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Mason Anderson
The signs soundtrack, spooky
Connor Kelly
Frankie Teardrop is pretty spooky
Brayden Gray
that larynx thing
Eli Wilson
I've never heard anything that scared me.
Blake Bennett
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Dylan White
asstrompet and string quartet
David Gutierrez
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Austin Price
noisecore
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Samuel Morgan
It was pretty terrifying when I first heard it, now I can listen to it casually
Jason Roberts
This isn't terrifying, it's catchy.
Throbbing Gristle has some tracks that genuinely unnerve me.
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It's not even the disturbing story told in the lyrics, there's something really off about all the sounds in this track.
Easton Lee
Blackjack by Death Grips is the only song by them I actually think is genuinely scary, whenever that god awful voice says "Blackjack" I nearly get chills
Luke Peterson
The X files intro
Noah Parker
as much as it is memed I actually do think it is kinda creepy
Jackson Foster
that song really doesn't scare me for some reason,a side from Alan Vega's screaming about halfway through. The whole thing seems more surreal/fucked up to me than anything else, like an episode of courage the cowardly dog in music form
Justin Gutierrez
Bump
Michael Jenkins
When I was a young boy, Stairway To Heaven backwards would scare the fuck outta me
Nowadays, not much when it comes to music. Lots of unsettling audio, though
Dominic Gutierrez
Definitely this, also "Weeping" is pretty 'out there' not as spooky though, has a more melancholy feel to it
Nathan Green
These two songs by Pere Ubu
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Ethan Richardson
vidya music but still
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Im pretty sure its just autotuned dental equipment with a beat
Lincoln Bell
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It scared me the first time, but it's good
Julian Cruz
H A M B U R G E R
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Sebastian Fisher
Her Mouth Is Filled With Honey
Dylan Rodriguez
Battles- Rainbow
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Asher Thomas
lavender town
Noah Rivera
How can metal scare anyone?
Landon Ward
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those horns..
Landon Brooks
this post might just be my chance to ask if any of you guys know this very creepy music. It's basically some classical music with a bunch of screaming noises in the background
help is very much appreciated
Parker Campbell
Gabriel Gray
can't find a youtube link, but Soundtracks for the Blind is legit unnerving at a lot of points. particularly the end sample for I Was a Prisoner in Your Skull
Caleb Sanders
Josiah Jackson
"Kim" by Eminem freaked me out a lot as a kid
Levi King
unironically Marilyn Manson
Luis Taylor
this
Juan Jackson
David Hughes
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more unsettling than scary
Alexander Hughes
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Shat a million bricks the first time I heard this
Oliver Campbell
Bump
Isaac Ross
Getting Silent Hill vibes from this
Henry Moore
Bump
Eli Phillips
Carson Taylor
this is fucking disturbing
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Josiah Bailey
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Austin Rogers
lustmord
Luis Gomez
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Mother of God!
Christian Morales
This spooked me the first time I've heard it.
Eli Ramirez
I've never found scream-y music like this to be particularly frightening, honestly; it's more irritating. Too blunt.
The only time it's really scared me is this piece.
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Evan Russell
Epilogue, which is the closer to Skinny Puppy's album Cleanse Fold and Manipulate. Nobody really brings it up because it's quieter than the other songs on the album, but turning it up loud, it's a little unsettling if you're not familiar with it
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John Lee
>Blackjack by Death Grips
i imagine if old Nancy Reagan had heard this she'd have been spooked to the grave
Hudson Evans
This album overall is pretty scary.
It's like the mind of an insane man who thinks his distorted fantasies of killing and raping are funny and cool and refuses to recognize that society considers him to be a creep.
It's also pretty shitty, the band has way better releases.
Brody Sanders
haus arafna
childhood classic
Dominic Carter
i don't know why the death grips post was replied to, it wasn't intentional
Alexander Collins
Sup Forums optimization algorithm hard at work
Justin Hill
Odd bit of trivia about that song: Springsteen really likes it, and says it was a big influence on 'Nebraska.'
Jose Ross
Pretty pleb, but when I was 16 Climbing Up the Walls had me sweating
Thomas Hernandez
Climbing Up The Walls
Urine dripping down my balls
Christopher Allen
AHHH FRANKIE SINATRA
Elijah Walker
jesus user this spooked me
Parker Nelson
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fuck this thing
Jackson Reyes
anything by Penderecki
Adam Diaz
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Benjamin Kelly
rüd
Austin Perez
Gave me a couple of spooks. I'm a C93 fan, but haven't heard this before now
Parker Wilson
datach'i - I'm not afraid to watch you die
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Walking home alone at night to this is creepy
Matthew Gomez
Some of Aphex Twin's stuff used to scare me, but I think the videos intensified it.
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Jordan Gutierrez
Not sure if I'd put this under terrifying, but it'll wake you up
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Dominic Torres
i believe it, ive always heard a certain similarity between some of the songs on Nebraska and Suicide. Especially Highway Patrol, or whatever that song was called. Worst part is, my name is actually Frank, so both of those songs really freaked me out when I first heard them.
Austin Russell
Nigga that song bangs
Dylan Russell
ohh let's hear it for frankie
Evan Smith
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Revolution #9 freaks me out. Don't know why, just makes me uneasy.
Ayden Moore
This is some good shit
Xavier Morgan
Also this through loud stereo speakers
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Kevin Cooper
This will jump out at you a bit, get kinda groovy, then just a bit paranoid
Michael Watson
The beginning of Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Jaxson Gomez
fucking same user.
Oliver Nguyen
Pretty much all of The Drift by Scott Walker
James Morgan
Geogaddi, especially the songs about Baphomet
Chase Kelly
Birth Canal Blues is one of the best C93 releases. Highly recommend it
Brayden Hernandez
Joseph Ross
Such a great movie
Henry Perez
That's not an odd bit of trivia, that's common knowledge (or at least it should be).
Brandon Bell
I know C Town but it has a disturbing vibe that irks me a bit
Chase Howard
yeah guys i definitely recommened listening to this on speakers with some family members/friends in the room
Samuel Perez
this is actually pretty good
Josiah Kelly
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wait for it
Michael Jackson
That turned me on more than anything else
Jordan Morales
how autistic do you have to be to terrified by music lmao
Asher Bennett
idk isn't that the opposite of autism?
Luis Allen
Juan Kelly
Bump
Michael James
Akira Yamaoka is the fucking GOAT
Nicholas Ward
buddy you're not supposed to ask questions about the Autism
Jaxon Rogers
haxan cloak
Owen Sanchez
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This fucked me up so hard when I first listened. It was a cold night and was raining all day, thundering into the night. I couldn't sleep because of the wind and thunder, so I got on youtube and saw this recommended. I just sat in my room, alone in my new house, in the dark and listened. I swear to god I started hallucinating.
Now it's one of my favorite albums and I can listen to it casually at nearly any time. Sometimes I forget how creepy it is the first time you hear it and my friends look at me like a crazy person.
Bentley Lopez
Friend I think you might have schizophrenia
Jason Jenkins
There are songs about Baphoment on Geogaddi?
Fuck, I always thought that it was just a relaxing, if a little dark sounding, ambient album.
I've only listened to it digitally though, does the physical version of the album come with some background on the tracks? Because if so, I need to pick a copy up.
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Jason Myers
I think Weeping is really pretty actually
Jeremiah Robinson
Seriously, if you think that a song on its one was making you hallucinate you're probably disenfranchised with reality
Drugs can kinda fuck things up as far as that goes. Are you sure you weren't doing any drugs at the time?
Kevin Smith
I'd driven to my new house alone for like 10 hours and I didn't really sleep the night before. I was exhausted and would have fallen asleep instantly if the storm wasn't keeping my up. I just sat in a pitch black room, sleep deprived, listening to spoopy music f a m.
I was up for like 22 hours after traveling all day and all the day before. I was just exhausted desu. I haven't had another experience even close to that. That might be the reason the scenario stands out to me.