Oct 12,  · "The Guillotine" by The Coup from the new album 'Sorry To Bother You,' out now Produced and Directed by Beau Patrick Coulon DP & Edit - Shawn Butcher AC - Da Author: ANTI- Records.

The Guillotine This song is by The Coup and appears on the album Sorry to Bother You (). Hey you, we got your war We're at the gates, we're at your door Hey you, we got your war We're at the gates, we're at your door We got the guillotine We got the guillotine, you better run We got the guillotine We got the guillotine, you better run We got the guillotine We got the.

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In , The Coup's frontman Boots Riley completed the first draft of the screenplay for the film Sorry to Bother You. While he would later direct the film from that screenplay, Riley had no way to produce the film in As such, The Coup made the album of the same name, which was inspired by the screenplay. Music videosGenre: Hip hop.

Oct 30,  · "This album's the soundtrack to the forthcoming movie of the same name. Sorry To Bother You is a dark comedy with magical realism inspired by Boots Riley's time as a telemarketer. Screenplay by Boots Riley. Produced by Ted Hope. Directed by Alex Rivera.".

Oct 22,  · We've got a steady stream of singles and videos off the Coup's upcoming Sorry to Bother You LP since it was announced back in August, but you can now check out the platter in full via an album stream.

In June , The Coup released “Sorry To Bother You: The Soundtrack” on Interscope Records. It was a whole new album of Coup songs that appeared in the film of the same name. Guest artists included Janelle Monae, Killer Mike, and E Songs from the album were not in the actual film. Vinyl for the album was released in February

Lyrically, Sorry to Bother You is a continuation of The Coup's theme of charging an anti-capitalist message through a mixture of dark humour, poetry an a marxist understanding of the economy. The second track of the album, Strange Arithmetic, calls on teachers to reveal to true nature of capitalist exploitation and corruption, riffing/5(28).