JONATHAN SOMETHING Cannibal House Rules

It shouldn’t be surprising then that for his third album, Cannibal House Rules, Jonathan Something has made a sharp left turn and created something that not even the most attentive members of his cult-like fanbase could have predicted. Partly inspired by his interests in anime, classic horror/sci fi cinema and video games, Cannibal House Rules is a synth-driven album of pop songs that draw on the cultural ephemera of the mid 80s, blending the sounds of Italo disco and top 40 new wave with John Carpenter’s Big Trouble In Little China and Brad Fiedel’s The Terminator scores on a release that is structured to play like the soundtrack from a non-existent film.

1. Theme To Cannibal House Rules
2. God is Goth
3. Power Moves
4. Sticky Love
5. Cannibal's Reprise
6. Cake World
7. The Cannibal's Den
8. I Tried To Lose You (But I Don't Know How)
9. Firestarter
10. Escape From Sex City
11. Idiot In Love
12. Waves
13. It's Hip Not To Try
14. Voices From Beyond
15. Cannibal House Rules
16. You're Surrounded