Billy woodsâ latest album, 'GOLLIWOG', intricately weaves self-contained narratives reflecting his childhood influences, such as Ray Bradbury and horror films. The album explores death and the passage of time through vivid imagery and commentary on contemporary society, highlighted by scenes of villagers seeking vaccines and the struggles faced by individuals amidst overwhelming circumstances. The storytelling is multifaceted yet coherently interlinked, creating a haunting tapestry that blends personal experience with broader existential themes. woods balances this project while managing a busy schedule with his music label and collaborations.
On this album, each song acts as a self-contained narrative, reflective of childhood influences from authors like Ray Bradbury and Stephen King's horror collections.
woods discusses the album's theme of death and terror, illustrating how stories are interwoven through time and space, creating a cohesive experience.
The imagery throughout 'GOLLIWOG' ranges from morose villagers seeking vaccines to X-ray transparencies, providing a haunting commentary on contemporary issues.
In creating 'GOLLIWOG', woods aims for each track to be a standalone story, merging influences from literature and film into a unified concept.
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