Horace the Clown (Full Album)

Horace the Clown (Full Album)
On the evening of March 17, 1972, a man by the name of Richard Peck, commonly known by his stage name as Horace the Clown was found dead in a suburban home on 924 North 25th Street. Police found Peck with an apparent self inflicted wound to the head and a small handgun by his body. As they investigated further however, it became apparent that Peck was not the only casualty. In the Master's bedroom were the bodies of Lacy Watkins and John Watkins, and upstairs were the bodies of nine year old Laura and thirteen year old James Watkins. All with fatal gunshot wounds to the head. Little is known about Peck's motives or how he got into the house but detectives are working hard. This is WCTV-11 with the report.
0:00 - Me and Mr. Horace
3:45 - It's Dark Here in the Closet
6:09 - Outcast from Society
8:12 - night
11:16 - Fallen from Grace with God
13:53 - A Quiet House
17:13 - Laura's Bedroom
19:36 - James's Room
22:55 - Master's Bedroom
26:15 - A Quiet House Once More
29:27 - The Joke Has Ended

[@user-mt9db2bp2u]

I love this so much hits way better after reading the deadly ass story in the description

[@BritneyT.]

Just read the story 👁👄👁

[@user-mt9db2bp2u]

@@BritneyT. I did that’s what my comment is about

[@skele-eleton]

​@@user-mt9db2bp2u They did too. They read the story. Isn't English such a fun language?

[@user-mt9db2bp2u]

@@skele-eleton I just had a stroke after reading all of that🤣

[@user-mt9db2bp2u]

@@skele-eleton the fact that you try to hurt my feelings just makes me laugh

[@alifigueroa6635]

You don`t find this album, the album finds you 😉 Great songs specially Jame`s Room

[@ghost82713]

gameplay vs lore moment

[@Nyck-Dee]

This is my theory of the album's story: Richard, or Horace, knew the Watkins family quite close, maybe friends with them or he hosted a few birthday parties. If the first track "Me and Mr. Horace" have anything to go by, it's a drawing James made for Horace that he loved deeply. This indicates a happier time within his life, before perhaps he began to become more mentally ill, but tries to hide it more within his 'closet' as if . As this goes on, people begin to avoid him more and more, including the Watkins family. This finally breaks him, as he decides one night that he's "fallen from grace with God" and decides to do something....horrible. He takes his gun and goes to the Watkins house, and takes a moment to enjoy how quiet the house is before doing his deeds. He kills Laura first, probably because she was the youngest and he didn't wanna wake her up and scare her. But then, judging by the atmosphere of the second track, James had woken up and seen what Horace had done, and Horace kills him too, but now further descended into madness having had to make James witness this. When it comes to the parent's track, it's like he's holding them hostage while doing an improvised show right in front of them, probably as they're horrified by what he's done. Until he shoots them dead too. After he's finished what he's done, he probably sits in a chair and enjoys the silence of the house once again. He just, embraces the silence of the world he's made for himself, somewhat in a denial of what he did. But it still lingers in, the reality of what he's done, the madness he has. And then, it snaps into place what he needs to do. What's a good joke if there's not a punchline to it? And so, Richard Peck, in the home of where there was laughter and fun, ends it all in a quiet tomb of a sad clown. ...Wow, i overthought on this. Cool album btw!

[@HumanArtefacts]

The story behind the album makes the melodies feel unique.

[@DmndT87]

*Nage face*

[@pantheonvideo]

When you're stuck on the elevator to the afterlife and you can't remember which place it was taking you to.

[@mavikartal9391]

Happens all the time

[@pantheonvideo]

@@mavikartal9391 You'd think they'd have a working elevator, but I suppose it's on purpose.

[@nonamegonzalez5711]

mondays, am i right?

[@IfunnyAntiGlobalist777]

A clown sits down in the construction site. A old man and a young lad sit next to him. The Clown looks at the clouds and says "fellas how do you get over heartbreak?" The old man goes "I don't know how do you get over heartbreak?" They all laugh as the young lad looks at the clown, the young man says "I lost my baby and she moved on in a week, our daughter is dead and our relationship destroyed" The clown has nothing to say but one thing that isn't negative. "May God Give us a break" They laugh and get back to work. (I'm sure we will all make it, for there are no days without storms and rain before the sun shines yet again, God Bless Horace.)

[@parthabhowmick6747]

God bless Horace! God bless you and everyone out there in this strange world for we all deserve to be blessed by God!..

[@jazzyoof3076]

For some reason the opening song is more unsettling than A1 It's Just A Burning Memory. It truly does give off the feel of the story. A twisted man who's supposed to bring joy through his performances but ended up tearing an entire family apart. His audience may have not know his evil intentions cause all they heard was the joyful music. But as the truth was revealed, it changed the atmosphere.

[@joshuarayfield7594]

Felt the same vibe

[@bexley8479]

I feel so lucky to have discovered this channel before it inevitably blows up. I love this sort of genre of music, and I’m so rarely able to find anything from it. Reading the story in the caption let me listen to the songs for the first time again, from a fresh perspective. Please keep making music!

[@scc2236]

It's called hauntology if you're looking for terms to find similar music by.

[@MrMojoRisin13]

@@scc2236 I'm always grateful when I discover a "new" musical genre that's already 20+ years old 😑. Guess I will never really be "with" the times lol.

[@AlexandarShmex]

I've listened to a lot of music since I was a child, various genres, from industrial, to death metal, avantgarde jazz and everything in between, and I'm a bit tired of music in general. I've listened to this whole album without skipping a second. It was like a medicine, I really enjoyed every second of it. I've seen someone complain about the monotony and simplicity of it, but that's what makes it good.

[@Lucy_Kafka]

same, for me its the nostalgia from the Nighworker's work, its like looking back at a time long gone, a hazy memory you wish to go back to, and not deal with the hardships of the present. I've only to do day discovered their work, and I've already fell in love with it, there is so much charm and pleasure that comes with listening to their work. I do hope they continue to make more because this project is such a unique treat to have.

[@Rick.Grimes]

You are right, guys!

[@Lucy_Kafka]

@@Rick.Grimes thanks

[@QueenFreaq]

It's like the caretaker minus the existential dread and health anxiety :). I love it! And i love how the album tells a story also!

[@fin7193]

11:16 Fallen from Grace with God captures a sense of melancholy that struck a chord in my heart. Whatever drove Horace to do what he did wasn't Horace, no man is inherently evil like that but Horace still felt guilty as what he had done was his fault at the end of that day and there was no one else who deserved to share the burden of the blame.

[@beter21137]

What i like about these songs same as the haunted elevator ones is that they are meant to be in an eternal loop. So they stop they stop abruptly.

[@voverstarchenko]

😢

[@schmohawk62310MK]

A poignant masterpiece, its beautiful how instrumental music is able to convey so much power and emotion. The three bedroom tracks are specifically haunting when pared with the story of Mr. Horace. Amazing release that is able to stand out from the other Caretaker-esque artists out there. This album is not only The Nightworkers best work, but it shows them fully becoming a unique and respectable musician. Truly spectacular album that is able to thrive off of its concept, 9/10

[@MacintoshGaming1]

Something about James room made Horace sad. Was there something in there that reminded Horace of happier times? Maybe he didn't mean to kill James. maybe, James just woke up at the wrong time

[@Nickel_The_Wise]

*The most dangerous creation of any society is the man who has nothing to lose.* - James Baldwin

[@espighty]

While this is good background music, it’s a little too monotonous to properly convey the story you want. The only reprieve was the three bedroom tracks, which I do really like! Certainly the highlight of the album. Especially the way that Laura’s Bedroom stops so suddenly. It’s beautiful. But everything leading up to that blended together to mush in my brain. I was hoping those lead up tracks would have some different mood to them, something that properly conveys falling out of life, falling from grace with god. Hiding in the closet. I think a good thing to point to for this is “Floor 3” from your haunted elevator album. The sharp downwards swing and short cutoff of the music in that track caught me off guard, a small tip-off that something is wrong, but not wrong enough for me to do anything about it. I think an occasional shakeup like that, even if only for one single track, would have worked wonders for this album. I’m not asking for creepypasta, I’m just looking for a little more variety in the mood and tone. As it stands, I am putting this in my “Ambiance for Writing” playlist, but I do think there is room for improvement!

[@askeleton8228]

Dude the first time i heard this i payed no attention to the description or the comments i listened to it completely and then when i want to reproduce this while im doing homework i see a comment that says "it makes you feel different when you read the story of the description" then i see it and it was a fucking jumpscare

[@orlandor.riveraburgos8509]

I love clowns and this just popped up on my recommendations! As a filmmaker, I've always wanted to do a film or films on clowns, this hits right in the spot!

[@VersusArdua]

Damn I finally read the description after having listened to this probably like a hundred times since the upload. I love all this Caretaker-style stuff, it really hits something special for me. Today, on a whim, I actually started writing my own Horace The Clown story which, I have to say, deviates pretty far from your own chilling interpretation. I am taking pains to make sure that all the titles are adequately referenced tho, albeit in my own way. Horace is actually quite a sympathetic character in my own take, up until the ending, at least, anyway. I'd love to share it with you once I'm done with it. After all, it wouldn't have been possible without this incredible video to inspire me in the first place. Please keep it up, this stuff is like an antidote to all the fucking madness of the world :)

[@modernmind5872]

A little folly brings a little jolly now and then. Don’t let a little rain cloud make your life-up end. Make that maddening turn to gladdening.

[@uselessshroob]

One day, the art on one of these albums is going to move. Not so much that if you aren't looking you can't tell, but just enough that if you are looking it's plain as day.

[@YinTheNinja]

I randomly discovered these albums today, i literally love these so much, and the stories in the description make it even better, amazing!

[@drewhughes2406]

Love these albums, please keep it up

[@maximilianoaramissalazarvi9475]

No puedo creer que un ex director de la voz Mexico tenga un proyecto artistico tan bueno como the nightworker, tienes muchisimo talento como compositor, agradezco que no te hayas quedado en la escena de la television mexicana y hayas explotado tu talento con el fin de crear albumes con otro sentido artistico y otra linea estilistica diferente a la de tu projecto convencional.

[@awddry]

Not a single miss on this album, I love the lore too🎪

[@Mo11y666]

Just discovered your work this past week and already im a fan. Keep em comin!

[@Cletussalazarrodriguez]

Yo penas hoy y es genial 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@danxuxi228]

Omg inloooove this playlist sm thank u !!!

[@CamilleChauTempsDesCerises]

I am so happy to have found this channel ! It's such a good vibe (and I swear I can't be the only TMA fan here)

[@kas8157]

This is perfect for the part of a story i’m trying to come up with, i discovered you at the perfect time, and I’m so glad I did. You have gained yourself another fan :)

[@andresguerra6912]

No me había fijado que tenemos una fecha límite en la vida, desconocida, pero latente, cuando se llegue a la tercera edad, ¿Qué puedo quedar hecho: Experiencia, recuerdos, demencia? Que reflexivas pistas musicales, como que escucharlas añejas y gastadas hace sentir que se llegará algún día a su punto y que no se podrá vivir sin esos impedimentos de la vejez, como el desgaste, justo como el vinilo de los discos

[@creationist5625]

Huh what an odd name for a playlist, surely there’s no deeper story. *Checks the description* oh

[@jessicafraga346]

the music remembers me of that one dementia album, from the caretaker, its simply wonderful

[@pablomorales3674]

genial la historia en la descripcion, le da una sensacion macabra al disco....felicitaciones!

[@mysteriousman3531]

Another masterpiece. You sir are an artist. Keep up the amazing work. ;)

[@napstablookandcompany4096]

Love your music, it makes me wanna write something, recently i had a writer block, so thanks! :)

[@yagvar]

lovely

[@cassiocaligari]

Listen to them, the children of the "sorrow"*. What music they make!

[@Joaquin-mz6dv]

so sad.. so strange..

[@Whom_Whom]

You are one of my favorite artists, I genuinely listen to your music everyday for hours. 🫵🏻

[@robertotostado2364]

This reminds me a lot of the Caretaker

[@NotExactlyPerson]

I love this

[@slimak7675]

А ведь мне, и в правду очень нравится такая музыка. На всех моих друзей она наводит панику и страх, а я их вообще не понимаю... Может мне кажется, но, я чувствую от нее особенное настроение, которое нигде не встречал. Оно не жуткое, не страшное, оно... говорю же, как будто бы то, что невозможно описать. Хотелось бы, что бы вы оставляли названия картин и их авторов, они имеют такой же характер...

[@Rick.Grimes]

Понимаю. Отправлял друзьям Haunted elevator и они сказали, что музыка весьма жуткая, картинка в том числе. Это приятное чувство правда тяжело описать, но картины в голове под эту музыку рисуются сами, без усилий. Обложки сгенерированы нейросетью, насколько я понял. Если бы это сделал человек, то меня бы это сильно поразило.

[@justinlong5892]

Did you just make this? Thanks

[@lordpudino0013]

Absolute Cinema 🙌🙌

[@loox758]

Hi!! Will you ever publish these on spotify?

[@dinnertime3709]

i like clowns

[@WNDG0]

You may not enjoy this one after you read the description

[@dinnertime3709]

@@WNDG0 oh

[@AdrianaHigueraQ]

this work is amazing my favorite song is the firs one

[@Plan-B-Project]

Im confused though...you write and record these, or is it just compilation of existing songs?

[@gwengossman9339]

Are you going to put these on Spotify someday?

[@The_Nightworker]

Eventually I will be able to afford a distributor and then yes, I will release them to Spotify.

[@dayilaalexis706]

You should put this on Spotify if you can!!

[@skiddydiddy411]

How are you drawing this album art? Its such a neat style but its hard to google Is it someone your commissioning? Ai? Or do ya just draw it yourself

[@supermancoolbatman3000]

ai

[@Oldtimemusiclover]

What are the songs used in this album? Thanks :)

[@victoriastoilova9066]

can you please upload everything on spotify, i love not only the music but the choice ot artwork - thank God youtube recommended me "songs from a haunted elevator"!

[@zechnique]

i swear i been trying to tell them this

[@artofevan4699]

Who is the artist that painted these covers?

[@bengaltiger1667]

Do you have a bandcamp?

[@The_Nightworker]

Yes

[@The_Nightworker]

Link is in my bio

[@theNebinator]

any one know if this is on vinyl anywhere?

[@evangelineissupercool]

this is the color 69674a as an album

[@vegandolls]

So these are original songs or samples

[@liamacosta2879]

yeey

[@Ceejay639]

I sent you a DM on bandcamp.

[@chiefbigskydrinkfirewater5308]

You all realize the reason we love this music is because we listened to it during our past lives...

[@kwempy90]

Bruh you a goar

[@beccahday]

Is it AI music that you have created?

[@The_Nightworker]

No

[@beccahday]

@@The_Nightworker Will you disclose the source at some point?

[@The_Nightworker]

I use a butt load of different samples off of Archive.org and KZbin. It’d take ages to find them all but maybe someday it’ll Happen

[@beccahday]

@@The_Nightworker aah ok, thank you. I just couldn't fathom how the music was created or why it was unfindable, but now I'm beginning to understand.

[@yo2759]

6:23

[@sal23lksd]

Nephilem

[@guillaumelemee9685]

Stop that. It's always the same album with a new cover, always the same music. It's operation mind fu*k or what?

[@The_Nightworker]

Womp womp

[@Cletussalazarrodriguez]

😊 estoy muy contento con tus trabajos amigo, quién lo mire repetitivo no entiende la esencia de esta hermosa música 🎼🎉 muchas gracias por compartirnosla❤

[@Cletussalazarrodriguez]

@guillaumelemee9685 do You not understand the beautifull and colorfull of this songs 😢