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Ask Anyone
Pop, pop-punk, and emo — some lyrical dissonance and some truth. The one where the hooks aren’t covering for anybody.
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Doopliss
Bright, catchy, upbeat melodies with psychologically dark, emotionally raw lyrics — murder pop on purpose. The hooks invite you in. The subtext quietly locks the door behind you.
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The artist
Doopliss
Doopliss lives in that deliciously wrong sweet spot between neon-pop seduction and emotional sabotage — playful, glossy, a little dangerous, and never interested in pretending the dark stuff only sounds dark.
The full discography
All 10 releases.
Every Doopliss release in one place. Track counts where the pages actually have them — nothing made up.
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Anthropic-Omorphizing
The machine-heart record. Love, loneliness, and large language models — written with the thing it’s about. Fifteen tracks that survived a release, a suspension, and a homecoming; no computers anywhere in the lyrics. The machine stays in the furniture.
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Summer People
A Doopliss album: sunlit hooks with something wrong under the deck chairs. Summer shimmer, social rot, and a grin that knows exactly where the bodies are sunscreened.
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Immortalized
The one where redemption was never on the table and the songs are the receipt. He doesn’t repent — he gets remembered. Lacquered into permanence by the same glossy hooks that should have buried him.
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Hate Fuck Hotline
A feral dispatch from the Doopliss emergency broadcast system. Dial in, regret it later, and don’t pretend you weren’t warned by the title.
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Pretty Guilty
The one where the verdict was never in question but the sentencing keeps getting delayed. Gorgeous on the surface, rotting underneath, and completely okay with it.
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Bite Marks & Bubblegum
The one that smiles with perfect lipstick while the floor drops out underneath you. Glossy hooks, bruised undertones, and the exact second attraction starts looking like self-destruction.
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Death Threats & Makeup Sex
The big one. Twenty-eight tracks of the entire toxic cycle on repeat — the fight, the fuck, the apology, the amnesia, the relapse. The album that proves love and destruction share a zip code.
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Cherry Lipstick (And Other Red Flags)
A glittering field guide to attraction, denial, and knowing better about five seconds too late. Romantic comedy energy with a switchblade hidden somewhere in the purse.
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Thick Thighs, Sweet Lies
The candy-apple one. Body heat, bad decisions, and compliments you should have read the fine print on. Every sweet thing on this record is load-bearing.