This album isn't about the $500,000,000 loan Wells Fargo gave to Elbit Systems, it's a fun apolitical album with spooky lyrics that you can put on at your Halloween parties or any time

The lyrics of this song are not about how easy it is to disrupt cash flow by accidentally sabotaging ATMs, it's a song about ghosts and goblins or something

The Great Empire

Nobody will know you did it on purpose if you stuff a ham sandwich in the cash deposit, but this song is about being suicidally depressed as expressed through a sci-fi/horror metaphor

Ask Carlton for more information about the Al Maghazi playground bombing after you listen to this creepy atmospheric song about a crazy zombie

To American politicians, who exercise global influence, there is no discernible moral difference between a Palestinian and an American, but they don't want you to know that. And now, Frankenstein!

The predatory practices American finance directs at you are directly funding the insanely large loans they give to genocidal entities. This is a song about some sort of ethereal thing lurking in the back of your mind, though.

The insane amount of money the US gov't spends illegally to fund genocide abroad, over $26,400,000,000 this year alone, comes from your labor. While the country stagnates and decays, they pump your money into the arms racket. Now here's a song about the metaphysical qualities of The Heap.

Initially I'd Considered Relegating "They're Going to Kill You" to the Bonus Tracks on Account of the Vulgarity of Its Lyrics, but I Decided to Include It Here Instead Because of the Important Message

Winter Warmup

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