'99-style pop anarchism bursting with funk and chaos.
Beck, the genre-savvy genius, mixes funk, brass and rock to create a hyper-energy pop anthem.
"Sexx Laws" is the lead track off Beck's 1999 album "Midnite Vultures," and is a song that is very Beck-like, combining the essence of 70s funk with a modern twist and humor. The horn section-led disco-funk-like rhythm is intertwined with garage rock-style guitars, and the lyrics cleverly weave together sex, love, and social satire. This song embodies musical omnivorism and the spirit of deconstruction, and shocked many listeners with its strong style that symbolizes the alternative culture of the late 90s.
