Those Monsters - #1 Crush (Garbage Cover)

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Those Monsters sink their teeth into Garbage's "#1 Crush," transforming it into a darkwave synth monster. Gone are the guitars, replaced by brooding synths that evoke neon-lit alleys and late-night confessions. Breathy vocals replace Shirley Manson's iconic snarl, adding a haunting vulnerability to the obsessive lyrics. It's a delicious departure from the original, perfect for fans of dark electro and anyone craving a twist on a '90s classic.


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