From the upcoming album In Deviance of the Void by Milarepo Man

A lo-fi love letter to the glitchy, prophetic fun of Black Mirror's newest season. Equal parts nostalgic throwback and original grit, “Black Mirror” channels the cracked-radio vibes of The Flaming Lips and the raw urgency of bedroom recordings gone cosmic. A highly original nostalgic near-cover song of all Brice Frillici. This is the first flicker of In Deviance of the Void—a record that lives somewhere between TV static, psychic residue, and pop transcendence. Vocal heavy band leader type of material. Deviance is mainly influence by the Indie Pop/Rock/Alternative music of the late 90s and early 2000s, during a hardcore social explosion that was difficult to keep up with and cooler than it ever was. I was a lost lone wolf flying blindly in a sea of unteathered genius destined to disappear with the alcoholic and comedic madness it co-produced and helped kill all at the same time. A blackout of notable proportion, this was pure art in the living. As degenerate as it was from an outside perspective, I know the magic is real. Was real. Is no longer real.

Brice Frillici on vocals. This is a demo track. Probably similar to the result later on, but…also, who knows? I will probably add a lot more tracks and clean it up just a touch. I like the squirmy harshy abandon of this raw track now, too. Man, I love being a musician. It really is super fun. Yeah, I like Pepsi. Really I do.

Enjoy it!