The message of Big Data will always be relevant, even 6 years after its last album.
Enjoy!
The message of Big Data will always be relevant, even 6 years after its last album.
Enjoy!
This video features Olivia Krash covering one of my favorite songs, Big Data’s Dangerous!
Covers are always interesting. I like covers when they bring something new to the song and I think that Olivia Krash definitely does that with her version of Dangerous. Her version is a bit less paranoid than the original version that was performed by Big Data and Joywave. It takes an anthem to suspicion and turns it into a party song and there’s nothing wrong with that. In the future, all parties will be paranoid. Really, they already should be. I remember there was a Brinks Home Security commercial that featured a woman throwing a house warming party and discovering, to her surprise, that she didn’t know one of the guests. His name was AJ and later, he broke into her house. If she had been properly paranoid, she would have said, “Hey, what’s the stranger doing at my party!?” Instead, she was just like, “Who’s that? I don’t know him! Ha ha!” It’s not so funny once you’ve got a broken window that you’re going to have to pay to get repaired, is it?
My least favorite covers, by the way, are the ones that sound like duplicates of the original. I mean, what’s the point? I’m also not a fan of extremely overdramatic cover versions. For instance, there used to be a WGU commercial that featured the most over-the-top version of The Times They Are A Changing that I had ever heard and it was so terrible that I always had to hit mute whenever I came across that commercial. I’m also not a huge fan of the song Amazing Grace, largely because everyone who sings it always seems like they’re on the verge of tears and that’s just not fun to watch. Plus, I just take issue with any song that requires me to describe myself as being a wretch. I mean, I like songs that make me feel confident, y’know? Calling myself a wretch would be the exact opposite of that.
Enjoy!
10) All Of My Friends Are Rich by UPSAHL
9) Got To Keep On by The Chemical Brothers
8) You by Adi Ulmansky
7) Unglued by Big Data
6) Sisters by Saint Motel
5) Live Forever by Big Data (feat. MNDR)
4) Sky Kisses by Kedr Livanskiy
3) Eve of Destruction by The Chemical Brothers
2) Van Horn by Saint Motel
1) Drugs by UPSAHL
Welcome to October!
Since this is the first post of the first day of Horrorthon, it just seemed appropriate to select the video of Big Data’s Monster as music video of the day. This wonderfully paranoid video will inspire you to put Alexa back in the box. Or, at the very least, to consider doing it. I mean, could you really live without her? Anyway, this video has a nice sort of Wes Craven/John Carpenter feel to it. Those glowing red eyes are haunting.
It’s a well acted video too and Big Data was kind enough to list the full cast and crew on YouTube. (More artists should do this.) Here they are:
Directed by GHOST + COW
Written by BIG DATA and GHOST + COW
Story and Executive Produced by BIG DATA
Produced by Steve Cozzarelli
Players:
Claire Burns as Mary
David Levin as Gerry
Juliet Brett as Alison
Alexander Jameson as Brandon
Sondra James Weil – Neighbor
Lizy Ryan as L1ZY
Director of Photography – Luke McCoubrey
Edited by Geordie Anderson
Score and original music by BIG DATA
Sound design and mix by Brian Goodheart
Sonic Union Producer – Halle Petro
Colored by Ashley Ayarza
Nice Shoes Producer – Elizabeth Mitchell
VFX artist – Tim Mearini
Production designer – Jana Bergstedt
Makeup / SFX artist – Emma Berley
Art PA / Driver – Scott Raven
Wardrobe Stylist – Kayci Rothweiler
1st AD – Ruby Walters
Assistant camera – Julian Tran
Sound mixer – Edward Morris
Camera PA – Beth Fletcher
Key Grip – Jesse Moritz
Grips – Landon Yost, Mitch Perrin
Gaffer – Jesse Sanchez-Strauss Swing – Rylie Patterson
Production assistants – Smij McBee, Angie Blas
Special thanks to alldayeveryday productions, De Boer Media
EXTRA SPECIAL THANKS to the Gudis Family for their incredible generosity.
As for the rest of October, I can’t guarantee that every music video that we’re going to share this month is going to have a horror theme. To be honest, there aren’t that many good horror-themed music videos out there and we already featured the majority of them over the past two Octobers. I mean, there’s only so many times that we can analyze Number of the Beast. Still, we’ll be keeping our eyes open for any good videos we may have missed and, as we do every October, we’ll do our best to keep things properly spooky here at the TSL Bunker!
Enjoy October and get ready for the greatest Horrorthon ever!
Feeling paranoid, yet?
Love you, Big Data!
Enjoy!
Today’s music video of the day is the latest from Big Data!
With each passing day, Big Data’s style of paranoid artistry becomes more and more relevant. I mean, just consider what happened this week. Thousands of people used a Russian-made app to see what they would look like once they were elderly and, in the process, they gave tons of information to …. well, the Russians!
I mean, it’s amazing, You go on twitter right now and everyone’s like, “OMG, I HATE RUSSIAN BOTS! Oh, hey, a new app! Let’s send the Russians all my info!”
Big Data is all about how we’re living now.
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Yes, it’s another live performance of Dangerous.
What can I say? I like this song. I saw Big Data perform at the House of Blues last October and it was amazing. Such an energetic performance, it made paranoia fun!
Enjoy!
Previous Dangerous Videos:
Psssst….
Psssst….
Alexa is going to kill you….
(Seriously, do you think it’s a coincidence that my DVR blew up last night and delayed me sharing this video for 24 hours? Think about it. It’s all connected and we’re all doomed. Some day, we’ll all be gone but the automation will continue. Westworld is a documentary….)
Enjoy!
In the future, Alexa will rule us all.
Enjoy!
Eventually, all words will be replaced by emojis.
Hopefully, it won’t be as bad as The Emoji Movie.
This song is from Big Data, who put on a great show at the House of Blues in Dallas last week!
Enjoy!