Songs About Giant Isopods
 It’s quite possible this may be the greatest thing ever in the history of music.
Giant isopods are great big bastard things which are relatives, I believe, of sea lice. Or at least, they are certainly relatives of more familiar crustaceans, and hence more distantly of insects, including the woodlouse, which they strongly resemble. Except they’re fucking massive. Really fucking massive.
Giant, carnivorous underwater woodlice. No wonder I stick to swimming pools and bathtubs.
Anyhow, for no other reason I can imagine other than the fact that he might be fucking mental, Pagan Wanderer Lu has put together a compilation album dedicated entirely to the giant fucking isopod! And incredibly, despite the subject matter, which can only be described as highly unusual, as pop songs go, it is really, really good. I mean, it’s as eccentric and downright baffling as you would imagine given the concept, but nevertheless really good.
So, general lunacy aside, this was actually made to be a charity record to benefit the Marine Conservation Society, so please go here and make a donation if you intend to download it, that’s only fair. The songs on Pagan Wanderer Lu’s page for this project are hosted on Fileden, and they can be pretty mean on bandwith, so I have added a zip link download of my own below, but please go and check out the page anyway and again, please do make a donation.
Then sit back and marvel at the levels of mentalism required to assemble seventeen fucking songs about giant isopods. Seventeen! Mental. And utterly fucking brilliant.
Pocus Whiteface – Giant Isopods Ate My Well-Known Brand of Corn Chips
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Pagan Wanderer Lu – An Isopod is Cute in the Eyes of an Isopod
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