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My Ordinary Life | The Living Tombstone | 03:50 | |
It's Been So Long | The Living Tombstone | 02:54 | |
Five Nights at Freddy's | The Living Tombstone | 02:46 | |
Discord | The Living Tombstone, Eurobeat Brony | 03:13 | |
I Got No Time | The Living Tombstone | 02:46 | |
Die In a Fire (feat. EileMonty & Orko) | The Living Tombstone | 03:05 | |
I Can't Fix You (feat. Crusher-P) | The Living Tombstone, Crusher-P | 04:38 | |
Basics in Behavior (feat. Or3o) (Blue Version) | The Living Tombstone, Or3o | 03:57 | |
No Mercy (feat. BlackGryph0n & LittleJayneyCakes) | The Living Tombstone, BlackGryph0n, LittleJayneyCakes | 02:34 | |
No Mercy | The Living Tombstone | 02:34 |
What I Want | ||
Drunk |
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Can't Wait |
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Lazy |
Drawing inspiration from video games, memes, and pop culture in general, The Living Tombstone are an LA-based electronic music duo formed by Israeli-American musician and YouTuber Yoav Landau and vocalist Sam Haft. Landau made his official debut in 2012 with a remix of the track “Discord” by Eurobeat Brony, originally based on a character from animated TV series My Little Pony. He followed-up in 2014 with the singles “It’s Been So Long” and “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” inspired by the popular indie video game franchise Five Nights at Freddy’s. In 2015, he started his Red Vs Blue series by remixing the “Dog of Wisdom” meme, featuring two radically different versions of the same song. “My Ordinary Life” (2017) marked the first collaboration between the pair, and was quickly followed by the Pokémon-themed “Pikachu’s Lament” in 2018. Preceded by the 2020 singles “Drunk” and “Sunburn,” zero_one, their official studio debut, saw the light of the day that same year via Warner Music Group.