Body horror fascinates Brooklyn’s sexweeek, whose video for new song “Cockpit” takes direct influence from the genre’s godfather, David Cronenberg. Throughout the EP, Pearl Amanda Dickson uses language that is messy in a way that would leave a gross stain on your clothes. “Slaughtered lambs,” “cat litter,” “innards,” and “mushy mold” are all go-to references. There are multiple mentions of “rotting” that run through the songs. “Cockpit” opens with the line “Slipping out of my muck.” But beneath the gloop and ooze of their forthcoming, self-titled EP is a big heart, with songs that specifically address the pair’s tight-knit bond. “Cockpit” was written on a trip Orofino took to see Dickson while she was away working in Georgia. “Soaking up your smell. What if we meld into one single cell?” they sing together. It’s a typical Sex Week idea: Dreamy and sicko at the same time. Read our interview with the duo at the link in bio. 📸 Christian Michael Filardo #SexWeek #TheOpener