In 2006, Mike Patton, known for his work with bands like Faith No More and Mr. Bungle, released Peeping Tom after six years of production. Inspired by a cult thriller film, Patton collaborated with artists such as Amon Tobin, Bebel Gilberto, Norah Jones, Massive Attack, and Kool Keith to create a genre-defying record that blends various musical styles. The album, released on Patton's Ipecac label, showcases a diverse range of contributors and a unique approach to intimacy in music.
Peeping Tom, the result of Patton's collaboration with a wide array of musicians, offers a mix of esoteric and accessible sounds. The album, named after a 1960 film, features contributions from artists like Norah Jones, Massive Attack, and Kool Keith, creating a genre-defying musical experience. Released on Patton's own label, Peeping Tom stands out for its innovative approach to intimacy in music and its diverse range of musical influences.
