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| 3 | Some of the songs in Red Vox can take on some dark subject matters and contexts. The music videos can also be disturbing as well. |
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| 5 | * "Trolls and Goblins" has a bit of this with the [[https://youtu.be/8_30-nVVpTE animated music video]], showing at the end the fate of Drizzle. What's left of him is disturbing to the very least. |
| 6 | * "Ghost Page" is both a TearJerker and has nightmare fuel going on. The music itself invoking Nirvana's decaying sound from songs like "Pennyroyal Tea", "Something In The Way", or "Heart-shaped Box". The lyrics are the most disturbing part: depicting the protagonist broken by the death of a girl he loved, scrolling through her posthumous social media outlet. |
| 7 | * "The Temple" music video imagery is akin to the texture of blood. Also, the phrases written on the walls during various parts of the video: "You are about to die", "When the sky falls, I will be filled with regrets", and "Shh, they're watching." |
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