Constant Shallowness Leads to Body Horror
Fort Evil FruitAnders Brørby's second FEF release is a love letter to taste-defining early influences: a soundtrack to imaginary deleted scenes from old David Cronenberg movies. It recalls the youthful excitement of creating your own audio tapes, staying up late and capturing exciting, freaky and mindblowing movies on VHS tapes, and catching those weird commercials in between - those you never saw during the light of day. It's about being young and discovering krautrock, which opened a portal into a amazing new musical world - one which resulted in late nights trying to find original pressings of early Coil records. It's about playing videogames with friends in a warm basement in the mid to late 90's.
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