Kubrick and the Beast
Lemon Demon * Track #22 On Spirit Phone
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Lemon Demon
Kubrick and the Beast by Lemon Demon
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Lemon DemonProduced by
Neil CicieregaWrited by
Neil CicieregaAbout
“Kubrick and the Beast” was originally going to be included as the opening track for Spirit Phone — similarly to how “Kaleidoskull,” “Error,” and “Hydroelectric Viking” were instrumental openers for earlier Lemon Demon albums.
During Spirit Phone’s production, Neil decided to cut it from the album...
Kubrick and the Beast Lyrics
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Kubrick and the Beast Q&A
Who wrote Kubrick and the Beast's ?
Kubrick and the Beast was written by Neil Cicierega.
Who produced Kubrick and the Beast's ?
Kubrick and the Beast was produced by Neil Cicierega.
When did Lemon Demon release Kubrick and the Beast?
Lemon Demon released Kubrick and the Beast on Tue Jun 30 2015.
What did Lemon Demon say about "Kubrick and the Beast"?
“Kubrick and the Beast” was supposed to be the opening track for Spirit Phone at one point. But the album’s tone ended up going in a different direction. …And I had to break it to myself gently.
— Neil Cicierega