@@chimedemon You know, its actually your spoiler warning that makes that comment a spoiler, as most people would have no idea what they're talking about
For anyone curious about the ending, it's from a musical sequence from a 1938 commercial for Ipana Toothpaste, in which a typical "my child must obey me" father is sent to a trial in the land of gnomes for kicking a stray dog, and the verse itself happens when the gnomes found out he didn't "massage his gums". Lyrics: "He's childlike in his dental knowledge. Childlike in his dental knowledge. Though he spent 4 years in college. He'll be childlike in his knowledge. And we agree he's guilty as can be. Guilty, guilty, though he went to college, He's childlike in his knowledge, He's guilty, ra ra ra."
This song is amazing because it clearly has three movements to it 0:00 -- Movement I : Realization 2:07 -- Movement II : Escape 4:29 -- Movement III : Destruction
I-i put a pipebomb in your mailbox II- you open your mailbox III - the destruction of you and your mailbox Ending - We do a generous amount of trolling
@@sexmangaming I played it while i was doing a payday heist and i tried to time it perfectly so it would drop just as an assault happened I didnt succeed but damn was it a blast
Edward Sweet Thank you my friend! I haven’t seen this movie since childhood when I simply don’t remember the title but I remember this Horrifying voice from the future.
"Prince of Darkness" is an incredibly underrated movie. The first time i watched it i remember having my mind blown when you finally understood what the dreams and the static were.
Some thing I’ve noticed with this song, with everyone I’ve talked to while listening to this song they imagine a world, characters, action, motivations, all within six minutes they create universes that have more originality than half of the movies I’ve seen within the last year. everyone creates something different with this song, but they always create something beautiful, and something terrifying simultaneously. I don’t know what it is about this song but it’s energy gets everyone’s mind running at 1,000,000 miles an hour, and I love it.
all i can think about is when i installed the hotline miami 2 music mod on Deep Rock Galactic and the drop kicked in as soon as we sent the oil rocket home
I made a super dark dnd character after listening to this song. I love music like this because it always has a story to tell, and it's all up to how you interpret it. I'd go into detail about it but it's over 3 pages long lmao
I became addicted to this kind of music, synth-like, calm at first but then just blows, fucking drops to the ground and makes a whole mushroom cloud out of it
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Fun fact: the melody in the opening bit is actually something called "the dies irae", a chant made by catholic monks in the 13th century that was used at funerals. it was also used in films like the shining, and star wars.
As someone who is impatient, I was tempted to skip to hear the beat (after reading the comments) thinking it was just around the corner. But the buildup makes it soooo much better!
@@krezkort Explore watch different things play different games look into music genres. And when you hear something that rings your tone you'll know it the second you hear it.
Thanks Devolver. Once I heard this on the HM2 trailer I listened to their entire catalog and passed it on to friends. So glad they put me on to so much music I love that I never knew I was looking for.
I'm happy knowing how many people are finding this song. Hopefully everyone checks out more Carpenter Brut, I really dig the music a lot. Been spending a lot of time on the bandcamp page and listening to EP I and EP II, awesome stuff. This was always a favorite and I was thrilled seeing it show up in that Hotline Miami video.
Immediately brings to mind Lazerhawk's "Skull and Shark" in a totally great way. This man deserves some reqs super-hard cause he's doing 80's revivalist EDM right. Much respect.
I've probably listened to this song a thousand times over the last few years. I never get tired of it and I never will. This track got it all. Long live Carpenter Brut
this song is truly one of a kind. Ive never heard something so relaxing yet so intense. that beat drop is something i will never forget. This is totally in my top 5 most favorite carpenter brut songs!
Lyrics from the 1938 cartoon "Boy Meets Dog" part: He's child-like in his mental knowledge, child-like in his mental knowledge... Though he spent four years in college he'll be child-like in his knowledge, and we agree he's guilty as can be... (Ah-bah! Ah-booh! Ah-bah!) Guilty! Guilty! Though he went to college, He's child-like in his knowledge He's guilty ra-ra-ra!
BEAUTIFUL. JUST BEAUTIFUL. its like a beautiful story. A person born in this world starts facing the harsh realities and sees amount of nonsense happening around the world, sees the dark side. Observing, surviving and enduring until the bottle fills up with unlimited, unyielding rage then a moment of peace. before. chaos. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM. and then everyone lives happily ever after. to each their own.
W C It is the symbol of St. Peter, but also many anti-christian groups use it because of their "upside-down-symbolism" they see it as a symbol of blasphemy
The comment section on this video: 80%: something about Hotline Miami series 7%: something about the 80s/80s references 5%: H.P. Lovecraft 8%: something about movie directors using synth/carpenter's music
"This is not a dream... not a dream. We are using your brain's electrical system as a receiver. We are unable to transmit through conscious neural interference. You are receiving this broadcast as a dream. We are transmitting from the year 1-9-9-9. You are receiving this broadcast in order to alter all of the events you are seeing. Our technology has not developed a transmitter strong enough to reach your conscious awareness. But this is not a dream. You are seeing what is actually occurring for the purpose of causality violation."
The beat doesn't drop, it hits the ground from orbit.
This comment checked out. Got me to heae the whole track. ty
It hit from the fucking sun boy
Like an atomic bomb in a coast city
Sounds like heavy binding of isaac
I fell asleep to this song as it was strangely calming, but then the drop hit. I've never woken so quickly.
same
Do the same thing but with Wontolla - Regeneration.
@@CRITICALHITRU bet
Same but opeth - hessian peel. Around the 5min Mark the song just explodes.
@@ozzylepunknown551 good music tastes
i love how you think you've heard the drop
you haven't heard the drop yet
I've felt my balls and jaw drop
If you'd heard the drop, you would be de.....
SPOILERS!!! D:
By the time you hear the drop, it's too late
@@chimedemon You know, its actually your spoiler warning that makes that comment a spoiler, as most people would have no idea what they're talking about
For anyone curious about the ending, it's from a musical sequence from a 1938 commercial for Ipana Toothpaste, in which a typical "my child must obey me" father is sent to a trial in the land of gnomes for kicking a stray dog, and the verse itself happens when the gnomes found out he didn't "massage his gums".
Lyrics:
"He's childlike in his dental knowledge.
Childlike in his dental knowledge.
Though he spent 4 years in college.
He'll be childlike in his knowledge.
And we agree he's guilty as can be.
Guilty, guilty, though he went to college,
He's childlike in his knowledge,
He's guilty, ra ra ra."
Saw it as a kid. Recognized it immediately
They mixed it into classic cartoons too. WB based iirc
Wow, thanks for that
Wow I’ve listened to this for years hearing it as “mental knowledge” not as “dental knowledge”
Much appreciated
This song is amazing because it clearly has three movements to it
0:00 -- Movement I : Realization
2:07 -- Movement II : Escape
4:29 -- Movement III : Destruction
5:20 movement IV: THICK SKIN
@@johnxmanny Hotline Miami reference
I-i put a pipebomb in your mailbox
II- you open your mailbox
III - the destruction of you and your mailbox
Ending - We do a generous amount of trolling
@z33 i always thought this song would be great for payday lmao
@@sexmangaming I played it while i was doing a payday heist and i tried to time it perfectly so it would drop just as an assault happened I didnt succeed but damn was it a blast
For anyone curious, the static-filled voice that starts around 1:30 is sampled from John Carpenter's 'Prince of Darkness'.
Edward Sweet Thank you my friend! I haven’t seen this movie since childhood when I simply don’t remember the title but I remember this Horrifying voice from the future.
Also used in song of sirens by edge of sanity
"Prince of Darkness" is an incredibly underrated movie. The first time i watched it i remember having my mind blown when you finally understood what the dreams and the static were.
good old john carpenter
Wow! Thanks
Damn.
You can actually *hear* the effort put into this song. Now that's impressive.
Yeah, damn well made
You can almost hear Jacket beating mobsters up with lead pipes.
zalan virág
That, too.
David Levin
Arms akimbo, skulls a'cracking!
Effort in a song! Holy jesus!
Man, this Midwich Valley must be a really scary place...
I bet it is
lmao
i escaped from midwich valley
and all i got is this shitty t-shirt
Well, that's where Innsmouth is.
Heard it got a sexkiller on the loose, le perv, they call em.
Some thing I’ve noticed with this song, with everyone I’ve talked to while listening to this song they imagine a world, characters, action, motivations, all within six minutes they create universes that have more originality than half of the movies I’ve seen within the last year. everyone creates something different with this song, but they always create something beautiful, and something terrifying simultaneously. I don’t know what it is about this song but it’s energy gets everyone’s mind running at 1,000,000 miles an hour, and I love it.
all i can think about is when i installed the hotline miami 2 music mod on Deep Rock Galactic and the drop kicked in as soon as we sent the oil rocket home
I made a super dark dnd character after listening to this song. I love music like this because it always has a story to tell, and it's all up to how you interpret it. I'd go into detail about it but it's over 3 pages long lmao
@@2013HORSEMEATSCANDAL that sounds like an amazing experence, rock and stone!
4 Words: Synth, Cyberpunk, Nazi, Vampires.
@@143__rd3 sounds like Wolfenstein up until the last part
I became addicted to this kind of music, synth-like, calm at first but then just blows, fucking drops to the ground and makes a whole mushroom cloud out of it
hehe about that
Welcome...
*To Dark Synthwave.*
@@thegameknight8916 is it dark synthwave? because every dark synthwave i found is boring
@@dt295 You might be pleasantly surprised, bud.
@@dt295 We are magonia is pretty cool
Thank you, Hotline Miami gods, for introducing me to such good music
+harry stone Thank Dennaton.
Thank you Pardo
+harry stone Oi m8 that's some hot profile pic there
fists are op you too mayn
+harry stone
long live dennaton games
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Hello? Hello? Well if you're hearing this you have probably made a bad career choice
As always, discretion is advised.
Remember your suit...
Make sure to wear something fancy!
Fun fact: the melody in the opening bit is actually something called "the dies irae", a chant made by catholic monks in the 13th century that was used at funerals. it was also used in films like the shining, and star wars.
Funner fact: in the last track of Trilogy, Invasion A.D. it fades in at the end, implying that the three PVs are cyclical
That drop...
Fucking hell.
+Louis 16-soupapes Which one? kek
+tehfaceguy @5:19
no
harder than the Son hitting the pavement
@@federalcasemaker drug moment
Haven't heard of him until last night when I saw him live with ghost. It was pretty damn insane.
Two of my fave artists are touring together and nobody told me?
Daaamn. I bet it was awesome!
very haha
Yoku palaine Yeah it was, nice pic btw, repping the Norwegian flag.
Yoku Palaine Did you live to see it?
MooSaidChicken
Ghost and Carpenter Brut toured together?? Fuck
As someone who is impatient, I was tempted to skip to hear the beat (after reading the comments) thinking it was just around the corner. But the buildup makes it soooo much better!
"I was born in the wrong generation of music"
Hotline Miami: "Hold my beer"
Anyone who says this kind of shit is just too lazy to find suitable music for his/her taste.
@@Hurstiisio What are the steps to find a taste?
@@krezkort Explore watch different things play different games look into music genres. And when you hear something that rings your tone you'll know it the second you hear it.
@@98mita Ah yes, but these search bubbles doesnt make it easy
@@krezkort more affort you will put in finding it,more satisfatcion you get when you find it
I ascend every time i hear this. This genuinely might be my most favorite song, ever. incredible album, too. Still hits strong after years.
Great tune.
Yakalandın Allahsız :D
Efe Aydal Carpenter Bruh
How
Üstad sende mi burdaydın ya
@@mevlana3926 Merhaba Team Fortress 2'den Engineer
@@yuyukooyunda7476 welcome to my hell PARDNER
Thanks Devolver. Once I heard this on the HM2 trailer I listened to their entire catalog and passed it on to friends. So glad they put me on to so much music I love that I never knew I was looking for.
just to correct you, Devolver is the publisher and Dennaton is the maker.
Just to be a dick*
NyneVoltGames fuck you too
So salty
Chill out buddy I was making an observational joke. Life is not that serious I assure you
NyneVoltGames you'll never know
I'm happy knowing how many people are finding this song. Hopefully everyone checks out more Carpenter Brut, I really dig the music a lot. Been spending a lot of time on the bandcamp page and listening to EP I and EP II, awesome stuff. This was always a favorite and I was thrilled seeing it show up in that Hotline Miami video.
This did not escalate quickly, but when it climaxed it was like the god damn tsar bomba detonating 100 million times.
This song tells a story. From the creepy beginning to the the build up and the ultimate bass drop at the climax. Beautifully executed.
This song is good, my nephews heard it from some game called Hotlife Florida or something
hotline miami unc lmaoooo
Immediately brings to mind Lazerhawk's "Skull and Shark" in a totally great way. This man deserves some reqs super-hard cause he's doing 80's revivalist EDM right. Much respect.
I am really digging this Carpenter Brut guy. Very inspirational to my own Synth journeys. Thank you!
The ending took me out of guard lol
Wehrmacht vibes?
@@lilqueso8190 no it's just a toothpaste ad from 1938
@@tommygun8256 the beginning sounds like a German song.
Okay you guys were NOT KIDDING about the drop!
Anyone else here just for the drop at 5:19? The insanely eerie atmosphere of 4:37? The crushing truth behind the lines of 6:18 and beyond?
What's the crushing truth?
Don't leave us with questions unanswered.
What is the big truth?
there is no thruth.
take off your clothes.
i'm just here for bruts awesome music
inhaled so shapely when I heard 4:37
I've probably listened to this song a thousand times over the last few years.
I never get tired of it and I never will. This track got it all.
Long live Carpenter Brut
This is one of the most menacing songs of all time. If Michael Myers from Halloween was on Miami Vice, this would be his theme music.
"yeah im diggin' it, but it's a Carpenter track, i thought it would hit a lot har-"
5:21
* Explodes *
This has to be one of the greatest introductions to a synthwave music artist.
0:00 - wandering in a ghost town
5:20 - seeing carpenter brut casualy walking down the alley
Stealth - 0:00
Control - 2:44
Anticipation - 4:29
ASSAULT - 5:20
God dammit this is fitting
Also,Evil eye 2.0
Leaving this world isn't as scary as it sounds.
Saul Good Thx for the heart attack!!
+Brenton Jiang hello, my fellow brother.
Do I have any time?
Dick...
Death is for pussies, leave humanity behind to the point where you become a demon. Then you're on a level where you can kill the devil himself.
2:50 is my reason here... So damn GOOD ! Amazing work !
I love how you can hear the opening riff of this, albeit very quietly, at the end of Invasion A.D
Of course this is French. Breakbot. Daft punk. Justice. All of the electronic music I love is French
Oui
And that's a fact!
It's funny, because most of the music I love it from Canada. Though, to be fair, some of the other stuff I love is European.
We have some good electronic artist in France
@@piterpraker3399 May I ask why do you hate the French so badly?
this song is truly one of a kind. Ive never heard something so relaxing yet so intense. that beat drop is something i will never forget. This is totally in my top 5 most favorite carpenter brut songs!
The ambience adds a really nice touch before the drop definitely one of the best for sure right under meet Matt Stryker
@@Weslandred yo, i agree lol
@@ItsOrel also the fact it's sampled from literal horror movies is crazy
that drop. that fucking drop always hits me so hard I cant breathe. this guy is truly the father of darksynth
I vaporized and turned into a 6th dimensional being at 5:20
Same
...You mind if I use that as inspiration for something in my game project?
@@thegameknight8916 the concept aint copyrightedjust yet, do it quick!
@@thegameknight8916 yo good luck with that! let us know when it will be releasing or where can we follow it later!
hotline miami 2 wrong number sike
Love this tune. Funnily enough I came here from the TF2 rendition of the trailer.
The bit at the end is friggin' sweet though!
that remake is by far my favourite SMF film, so well made
What do ya know, i did too!
+Link6456 Same here! But getting to discover Hotline Miami out of it was ++++
Dan C *SFM
Lyrics from the 1938 cartoon "Boy Meets Dog" part:
He's child-like in his mental knowledge,
child-like in his mental knowledge...
Though he spent four years in college he'll be child-like in his knowledge,
and we agree he's guilty as can be...
(Ah-bah! Ah-booh! Ah-bah!)
Guilty! Guilty! Though he went to college,
He's child-like in his knowledge
He's guilty ra-ra-ra!
+Kite 1938*
+Ender Steve My bad. Thank you!
wow...that's kinda... dark
Imanuel Simatupang Well, it was the 30s
Kite *dental
The shockwave of the drop was so powerful it threw me into a wall.
I am currently hospitalized but it was worth it.
The beat dropped and I apparently drove across 3 continents in under a minute. I don't remember anything.
BEAUTIFUL. JUST BEAUTIFUL.
its like a beautiful story.
A person born in this world starts facing the harsh realities and sees amount of nonsense happening around the world, sees the dark side. Observing, surviving and enduring until the bottle fills up with unlimited, unyielding rage then a moment of peace. before. chaos. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM. and then everyone lives happily ever after.
to each their own.
One of the best songs to use for the second trailer of hotline Miami 2 ❤❤❤
Out of the 4 and a half years I have known about this song it is only today that I have realized how good it is.
5:20 onwards is simply legendary. Keep up the awesome work! :)
Is that church there dedicated to Saint Peter?
Also, there is a warm bed waiting for you across the hall.
spigotsandcogs I guess its a reference to the satanic panic in the 80s :)
Not many understand that the upside down cross is a symbol of St. Peter....not of Satan or his other names.
W C It is the symbol of St. Peter, but also many anti-christian groups use it because of their "upside-down-symbolism" they see it as a symbol of blasphemy
I guess that we can insult games that use it. **Cross turns upside down** "Oh hey, Saint Peter came around."
Do you like hurting people?
escape from sandvich valley.
YATATATATATA
Don't run!
It's perfect
SANDVICH AND ME GOING TO BEAT YOUR ASS
SlenderSmurf (λ)³
PENGIS!
Splatterhouse and Castlevania vibes. I love it.
This shit hits like a truck.
Geremy Tibbles True.Words.
Geremy Tibbles Truck? Pfff... It hits harder than that.
HUN Pollux Hits like a moon
Lincoln Tabino Yeah. Moon from Majora's Mask. (Zelda reference all over da place)
Geremy Tibbles This hits like a giant 30 sq ft. hunk of solid iron going 90 miles an hour. just my opinion tho
4:32 that gives me chills everytime
It just keeps rising...
_and rising..._
AND RISING
_AND RISING_
*AND RISING*
*_UNTIL IT DROPS_*
I've been sitting here for the past twenty minutes listening to that badass drop.
this track is great, really feels like something from a 1970's/1980's John Carpenter film soundtrack
Metal-inspired 80's synth techno/dubstep hybrid? YES PLEASE!
Strongarm McArmstrong The 80´s are back mate...with full neon flash lights and chrome power! :P
Myconix
> pls
Please*
Mewwick
>Please
pls*
Myconix >Please
Pleeeaaaassse.
Strongarm McArmstrong
So much dubstep and synth music make YOU feel like the badass.
This song makes you feel like you're running from him.
4:29 best part 💥
this sounds like something that would play as the end credits roll on a survival/horror game.
And thanks to yet another game trailer, I've found more great music which to add to my collection.
And what game trailer would that be?
@@PrimalDragon1740 Hotline miami 2
This is just bloody fantastic. Always on the lookout for more stuff like this!
I have literally been looking for this song every since i watched Hotline Fortress 2, and I just HAPPEN TO STUMBLE UPON IT OMG SO HAPPY
Two drops in one, each hits like a smack in the face. One being a punch the other, a rocket propelled sledgehammer.
This song is a FUCKING BEAST... Ohhh.. Carpenter Brut... you made me eargasm
Timed the monologue of a character betraying the party in my D&D campaign to this. Chef's kiss.
the drop 2:48
THE COOLER DROP 5:20
You know it's good when the build-up is 5 minutes, but the drop is still worth it.
5:20 is what I come here for.
4:47 is a good place to start listening
Prince of Darkness dream sequence sample at 1:25, and a clever remix of the 1982 Creepshow theme/intro at 4:29...well done
this is fantastic holy shit. never been into this style of music or even knew its existens untill a week ago and im captivated
i want to make a guitar cover so badly from this!
Be my guest !
Horog Péter i would like to listen to this so badly ;)
+Playmiś lol, me too, but it's no simple concept song unfortunately... :,]
+Horog Péter (GaraboncziA) If you tease us like that, you gotta move your ass !!! :D
+Horog Péter (GaraboncziA) JUST DO IT
this has to be the most BRUTal beat drop ever
A horror movie theme waiting in the wings! Can't wait to see it!
Or hotline Miami 2 theme.
I'll never get to hear this for the first time again
Carpenter Brut, Perturbator, Protector 101... that's what I call music :)
hell ye boi
And M|o|o|n , Scattle, El Huervo, Light Club, MegaDrive
but yea they are great!!
people forget about el tigr3 ;-;
the most underrated hm artist
jcket no, I haven't forgotten him, but I only know him for "she swallowed burning coals"
BEATBOX MACHINERY too.
I love the soundtrack feel of Carpenter Brut songs
Now this title is clickbait cuz this ain't mid at all.
I goddamn love that ominous change at 1:17
Midwich Valley
as in The Midwich Cuckoos
adapted as Village of the Damned, later remade by John Carpenter
Ffffuck me. That drop at 5:19
Real buildup like this is what EDM as a whole needs, not that cliched lift into a catchprase and a drop.
yeyee
sergio doto The whole song should build anticipation. I feel like drops are now just becoming substitutes for a chorus
hell yeah
Just like an old NIN song!
I have never been grabbed by the throat and slammed against a wall by a song before, but Brut...
*he taught me to desire the pain.*
This song is just impeccable. Thanks for this.
Finally this work of art has 1 mil views.
5:20 that drop it's so fucking hell🔥🔥
oh yesssss!!!🔥🔥
The comment section on this video:
80%: something about Hotline Miami series
7%: something about the 80s/80s references
5%: H.P. Lovecraft
8%: something about movie directors using synth/carpenter's music
How many for using it in other games? (Like I plan to.)
You probably haven't even played it lmfao
If you mean I haven't played Hotline Miami, I got news for ya, bucko.
I’m hear for the lovecraft part, 80s part, and synth/carpenters part.
Basically, I’m hear for 20 percent of it
@@thegameknight8916
Play furi I guess...
J. Carpenter @ Auditorium Rome just yesterday, awesome concert with all my best friends....but this....this is awesome too!
"You really enjoy hurting other people, don't you?"
Didn't notice the title was a reference to John Carpenter's Escape from New York (all the song has that Snake Plissken energy in it)
That drop hit harder than the car that hit Denix.
Emre Yanardağ Or Simon.
Emre Yanardağ ney
Emre Yanardağ too soon
***** as çiçekli gömlekleri as
@@Ewgene oof, poor simon got rejected by sophie and now crippled for life, oh well he got epic nae naed
I love that picture so much... adore it.
I came... to listen to this song.
Then I came.
Infernal969 Me : **Slowly Dying of laughter at **4:52** AM**
Infernal969 He came, he heard (or the other way around! )
I love your profile pic
Is that really you?
Then anime died
@@serbiusalexxirilius6301 epic gamer moment
"This is not a dream... not a dream. We are using your brain's electrical system as a receiver. We are unable to transmit through conscious neural interference. You are receiving this broadcast as a dream. We are transmitting from the year 1-9-9-9. You are receiving this broadcast in order to alter all of the events you are seeing. Our technology has not developed a transmitter strong enough to reach your conscious awareness. But this is not a dream. You are seeing what is actually occurring for the purpose of causality violation."
3:50 just hits different for me man
It's nice to see people still commenting on this masterpiece
always loved your music. thanks for providing such a chill but thought provoking vibe.
'... this is not a dream. you are seeing what is actually occuring...'
Awesome EP! Thanks Hotline Miami for let me know about theese artists