Carpenter Brut - Le Perv

Taken from Carpenter Brut « EP I »

[Gustingorriz]

"I've paid for the whole speedometer, and I'm gonna use the whole speedometer."

[mannypardo]

This song is a real head banger, just like that third room.

[seed.]

3:28 - 3:48 is probably my favorite part. The raw emotion of the buildup, the sudden cutoff, then the persistence.

[acedefective]

that moment when you think disguising yourself as a guard will help but the next room is overrun with prisoners

[JaxxMCC]

I like this music. It doesn't stretch around for a minute for the 'drop'. It starts itself straight away.

[imaginary]

The Hotline Miami series was a blessing to us.

[milkwater]

I have never heard this level of raw energy in a song before!

[SerpenteDiBuio]

Okay but can we please talk about the little crescendo at 2:45. That little bit right there is the best part of the whole track. I can never quite get enough of it even after half a decade of knowing this track.

[hobgoblin]

I love how with all of Brut's songs you think you know the drop

[wompwomp]

Man fuck the timestamps on this song, the entire thing is amazing

[ro]

I don't know if I'm the only one who feels a catharsis in this song, especially at the end. It's like a release of raw emotion. And maybe that's why Dennaton used this song for the last Richter chapter. In the whole Act 5, Richter has been pushed to kill, has been walking on the razor edge, and survived. All for his love to his mother. And then, the Janitors told him he has outlived his usefulness, and he has to die. Trapped like a rat. He's alone now. He has lost everything, but now he has nothing to lose. Pushed to the limit, he has to do one final fight. He has to release himself, not only phyiscally, but also mentally. All the anger, all the frustration, all the hatred, all the despair. He's finally free.

[zeph]

After listening to this track like, hundreds of time, I'm feeling some kind of sadness and melancholia in the heavy drop at 2:56, and, of course, violence.
Le Perv is so fucking perfect.

[ghoulchamp]

the whole buildup up from 1:51 to 2:56 is so god damn amazing

[Xatrian]

Dat ending and build-up, my skin is forever wrinkled from all these goosebumps! 

[racccccc]

0:31 just sounds like pure evil in audio form. This track is flawless

[telafore]

0:00 - Control
0:48 - Assault
1:52 Anticipation
2:52 Point of no Return

[garrysucks]

several animals, two russians, a writer, a veteran, a detective and a biker break out of prison

[ro]

That drop at 3:43... Just that drop... Brings tears of joy to my eyes.

[harrisonfackrell]

Richter is one of the few Hotline Miami protagonists that I would call decent. Obviously, Evan is more of a good guy, but among the murder hobos, Richter at least has good, non-murder motivations, and he genuinely cares about his mom.

[kevinjefferey]

I've been listening to this band for 3 years now. I can only imagine what this church is like I'm real life. Lots of rave worship.