Unveiling the Artistic Taste of The Kiss That Took A Trip: A Visual Journey Through Their Top 5 Music Videos
Step into the enigmatic realm of The Kiss That Took A Trip, a musical project that defies convention and blazes its own trail through the alt landscape. Led by the visionary M.D. Trello, this Madrid-based endeavour has captivated audiences with its genre-defying soundscapes, melding elements of post-rock, ambient, and experimental music into a mesmerising listening experience.
As anticipation reached a peak for the latest album, 'Victims of the Avantgarde', we embark on a journey through the visual mind of The Kiss That Took A Trip. In this exclusive exploration, we delve into his top 5 music videos; From the hauntingly beautiful landscapes of Björk, to the paradoxical angst of Nine Inch Nails, each music video offers a window into the multifaceted music tastes of The Kiss That Took A Trip.
'Sugar water' (Cibo Matto)
Album: Viva! La Woman
Artist: Cibo Matto
Released: 1996
Genres: Alternative/Indie, Pop, Halloween music
'Come to daddy' (Aphex Twin)
Album: Come to Daddy
Artist: Aphex Twin
Released: 1997
Genre: Dance/Electronic
'March of the pigs' (Nine Inch Nails)
Album: The Downward Spiral
Artist: Nine Inch Nails
Released: 1994
Genres: Industrial metal, Alternative/Indie, Metal, Pop, Rock
'The everlasting gaze' (Smashing Pumpkins)
Album: Machina/The Machines of God
Artist: The Smashing Pumpkins
Released: 2000
Genres: Alternative/Indie, Rock
'Bachelorette' (Björk)
Album: Homogenic
Artist: Björk
Genres: Alternative/Indie, Dance/Electronic, Pop