Nightmare Fuel / Whitehouse

• The entirety of Quality Time, which sounds like something that someone would find on a serial killer's tape recorder.
  • Special credit goes to "Baby," a piece of tape music that just barely doesn't sound like someone drowning an infant in a bathtub.
• Mummy and Daddy on the whole, far more than any of Whitehouse's other releases. The first half is incredibly intense, and lyrically balances eloquence and bluntness, whereas the second half is Peter Sotos stringing together audioclips of people talking about all manner of atrocious things. Bennett has gone on record as saying this album scares even him.