Ghost Kitchen from Ghost Kitchen by Two Words in Japanese & Bianca Stücker
GHOST KITCHEN, the album's title track, is a sombre, piano-based song that uses analog synthesizers to create a throbbing angst. The statement of this song is that trauma is reproduced and inherited through generations. The speech passages are excerpts from the only known sound recording by Prod. Sigmund Freud, which was made in London in 1938 as part of a BBC interview. Freud's psychoanalysis offers keys to understanding this music album.
Tracklist
| 1. | Ghost Kitchen | 1:53 |
Lyrics
We received our ghosts
From the ones we need the most
We keep feeding ghosts
To the ones we love the most
Credits
Music, lyrics, arrangements, mixing & production by Nico Steckelberg
License
All rights reserved.
Imagine a future they imagined in 1984: Her bright pink neon mouth pulverized before his inner eye into a molecular pixel cloud and gave way to the seemingly endless metropolis panorama of the skyline of Chiba City. Need something to dream, buddy? This is your soundtrack: Two Words in Japanese. Written and produced by Nico Steckelberg (ELANE)