History NightmareFuel / VenetianSnares

** "Szycag", the album closer, starts off well, save for a sample of someone vomiting, but turns the SensoryAbuse up a notch in the end, with the beats becoming much harsher and more frequent to the point where it sounds like the song itself is descending into madness.

** "Szycag", the album closer, starts off well, save for a sample of someone vomiting, but turns the SensoryAbuse up a notch in the end, with the beats becoming much harsher and frequent to the point where it sounds like the song itself is descending into madness.

** The first half of "Tushe Love", containing suspenseful and metallic dark ambient noises. The second half [[note]]Which is also NSFW due to the sounds of people having sex[[/note]] is more abrasive and disconcerting than creepy, though.

** "Pressure Torture" is a nightmarish song that contains some of the most SensoryAbuse in the album. ''Don't'' look into the samples used during the quiet portion if you value sleep.

* ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20161201205643/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Find_Candace Find Candace]]'', the follow-up to ''Doll Doll Doll'', is equally terrifying. Just look at the cover art. Then you learn about the album's inspiration, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candace_Newmaker Candace Newmaker]], a girl who was suffocated to death during a "rebirthing session". The entire album becomes ''a lot'' more disturbing in that context..

* From ''Doll Doll Doll'': "All the Children Are Dead". There's the general harshness and theme of the song and the ending, featuring dark ambience and samples such as cries for help, but most of all, there's the samples from Coast to Coast AM scattered around the track, apparently talking about something that somehow resulted in the deaths of many children. This begs the question: ''what exactly was being talked about during the original segment?''

* From ''Doll Doll Doll'': "All the Children Are Dead".
** The entire album, especially starting with "Dollmaker", due to its very dark themes from there on.

* ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20161201205643/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Find_Candace Find Candace]]'', the follow-up to ''Doll Doll Doll'', is equally terrifying. Just look at the cover art. And then you learn about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candace_Newmaker Candace Newmaker]].

* ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20161201205643/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Find_Candace Find Candace]]'', the follow-up to ''Doll Doll Doll'', is equally terrifying. Just look at the cover art. And then you learn about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candace_Newmaker Candace Newmaker]]. Dear god, AdultFear ''doesn't even begin to describe it''...

* From ''Rossz Csillag Alatt Született'' comes "Ongyilkos Varsanap," which samples "Gloomy Sunday." It isn't even the scariest song on the album; thanks to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxfQaTl25EI "Második Galamb"]], you will never hear the word "pigeon" the same way again.

* ''Meathole'', arguably a follow-up to both, covers themes of murder, stalking, psychosis, and true crime. Of note is SKM-ETR's contribution to "Contain" somehow creepier than any instance of sampled song lyrics.

** The entire album, especially starting with "Dollmaker."
* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Find_Candace "Find Candace"]], the follow-up to ''Doll Doll Doll'', is equally terrifying. Just look at the cover art. And then you learn about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candace_Newmaker Candace Newmaker]]. Dear god, AdultFear ''doesn't even begin to describe it''...
* Meathole, arguably a follow-up to both, covers themes of murder, stalking, psychosis, and true crime. Of note is SKM-ETR's contribution to "Contain" somehow creepier than any instance of sampled song lyrics.
* From Rossz Csillag Alatt Született comes "Ongyilkos Varsanap," which samples "Gloomy Sunday." It isn't even the scariest song on the album; thanks to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxfQaTl25EI "Második Galamb"]] you will never hear the word "pigeon" the same way again.

* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Find_Candace "Find Candace"]], the follow-up to ''Doll Doll Doll'', is equally terrifying. Just look at the cover art.

* From ''Doll Doll Doll'': [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K03wHXh-wmI "All the Children are Dead"]].

* [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Find_Candace "Find Candace"]], the follow-up to ''Doll Doll Doll'', is equally terrifying. Just look at the cover art.

* From Rossz Csillag Alatt Született comes "Ongyilkos Varsanap," which samples "Gloomy Sunday." It isn't even the scariest song on the album; thanks to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxfQaTl25EI "Második Galamb"]] you will never hear the word "pigeon" the same way again.

** The entire album' pretty horrifying, what with its central themes being the murder and abduction of children: Try, for example, "Dollmaker", "Befriend a Childkiller" or "Pressure Torture".

** The entire album' pretty horrifying, what with its central themes being the murder and abduction of children: Try, for example, Dollmaker or Pressure Torture.

* An incredibly prolific breakcore artist whose albums frequently induce utter horror. Within a genre that is already disconcerting at its most benevolent, Venetian Snares manages to alternate between very conflicting moods on all his albums: at times he's approachable and lighthearded (Songs About My Cats), but in contrast, he can be fucking terrifying. For confirmation, just listen to ''Doll Doll Doll'' (centred around child abduction, involving mere passing references to brutal murder); ''Winter In The Belly Of A Snake'' (death and despair); ''Rossz Csillag Alatt Született'' (more despair, one track samples "Gloomy Sunday"), and ''Meathole'' (stalkers, psychopaths, and serial killers). Even if his albums contained no samples or non-musical themes, Snares' breakneck pace, disorientating time signatures, and relentless dissonance ensure that this music should soundtrack your nightmares.

* The "Gloomy Sunday" sampler isn't even the scariest song on the album; thanks to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxfQaTl25EI "Második Galamb"]] you will never hear the word "pigeon" the same way again.