Sharp Corners: Plastic Pop’s “I Die In Tomorrow”
This is, as the project’s name implies, a pop song. It just happens to be captured through a very damaged prism, all the catchiness of “I Die In Tomorrow” turned sinister and unsettling, a bad dream rendered into a just-under-two-and-a-half-minute track. The beat is jagged and the vocals are blurred out, the actual words nearly impossible to understand, making the whole number all the more creepy as a result. Though, Plastic Pop has gone and done something nice and post the lyrics to the SoundCloud page…turns out they aren’t terribly optimistic! Still, even if you don’t know anything being said (or even the song title), PLastic Pop’s first song does goosebump-raising music really well. Listen below.