The death pop project is about overusing electronic distortion and making things dark for the kids. Here's a contribution to Laptoprockers' Vanity Theft remix contest.

Vanity Theft - Bit By Bit (JC and The Death Pop Remix)

This is, unofficially, the first song recorded for the Death Pop project. In an attempt to rework, it became apparent that the original version (summer 2011) is better, so this is it, untouched. This could be called an intro to the project, though things will, and have already, gotten more - well - noisy and electronic. The '63 Fender VI used here sounded wonderful, though, and the vocals were a fun experiment. Thanks to Jamie Riviere for lending her voice for the leads.

Let Me Go

Gold... like Faith ringGold or Gold cRush, malleable in the dark, old, but lush. It's the slowdeath, the slowdance, between sadness and VYIE, the madness of rhea, controlled. Before profess and romance, the radless admission, well - I'm told - a 'transition,' that is crass tact foretold, or me - subtlely enrolled, might be Gold.

jcriss