You Can Meet Chromatics in the Cemetery on 'Famous Monsters'

'Famous Monsters' is a sonic embrace of house music for chromatics:

,” with an accompanying instrumental version. The track is a smokey house number, with alluring keys and singer Ruth Radelet reciting a strange spoken-word poem. It’s a bit different for the group, leaning into Johnny Jewel’s more electronic projects à la Desire.

The song comes coupled with a Jewel-directed video. Like you might expect, it features Radelet amidst striking imagery, with some psychedelic effects and disorienting lighting. The video ends with a notification of an R rating and a title card, as if the video were an ad for a forthcoming film.

You can check out the video and single art for “Famous Monsters” below. It and the instrumental version are available on all streaming services.

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