#warning for it implying a car accident with constant vehicle crash noises and sirens if you've never heard it before

[vimbry]

personally, for me, the saddest and most haunting tmbg song is "hi honey I'm home". it's a rare callback in their catalogue to their art rock inspirations, more of an experimental audio piece than music, and I feel profoundly sad whenever I listen to it.

it's simple, but effective, because the plaintive loop feels like a person escaping into a fantasy and convincing themselves they're safe at the destination they never ended up reaching.