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Watch Titus Andronicus' Patrick Stickles Cover Lana Del Rey
Clean shaven, Titus Andronicus frontman Patrick Stickles did a cover of Lana Del Rey's haunting "Video Games." It was apparently recorded yesterday in his parents' living room. Stickles replaces the soft orchestral arrangements of Del Rey's original with some solo piano work, and he adds some really great facial expressions to the mix. Even though he "warbles" (according to Stereogum) through the track and harshens the vocals a bit, you can tell this is a song that Stickles' really does enjoy. You can watch his cover below, parents' living room and all. [SG]
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