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Wires Don't Laugh

Insanity Later

Wires Don’t Laugh is the unhinged comedic branch of Wires Don’t Talk, a place where the same philosophical curiosity and love for Japanese pop culture collide headfirst with absurd humor, satire, and chaos.

It’s not about structure. It’s not clean. It’s not safe.
It’s comedy in its rawest form: inspired by the likes of Norm MacDonald, Tim Dillon, Eric Andre, and Nathan Fielder, filtered through the brain of a man who’s read too much JoJo and refuses to use coins in Donkey Kong Country.

Here, you’ll find sketches, rants, conspiracies, and character-driven madness — all tied together by one core question:
Is he a genius, an idiot… or something worse?

Whether it makes you laugh or just stare in disbelief, it’s all part of the journey.

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The Origins of Wires Don't Talk

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Insanity Later marks the very beginning of Wires Don’t Talk, born from the creative collaboration between music producer Pat Grimes and the exceptionally talented guitarist Marc Stallknecht. This project was a bold fusion of electronic music’s innovative soundscapes and progressive metal’s intricate intensity.

Each track on the album serves as a heartfelt exploration of the raw emotions that creators face like fear, hope, passion, and vulnerability, as they share their art with the world, uncertain of how it will be received.

The album draws its name and inspiration from the iconic Seinfeld quote, reflecting the humor and camaraderie that Pat and Marc shared during every session. Their love for the show fueled their creative synergy, turning late-night jam sessions into a deeply personal musical experiment.

Released in 2020, Insanity Later wasn’t just an album, it was a catalyst. It laid the foundation for the drive, experimentation, and creative spirit that Wires Don’t Talk embodies today. What started as a musical journey evolved into a broader mission to explore and celebrate art in all its forms.

Insanity Later is more than a piece of Wires Don’t Talk’s history; it’s a reminder that every creative venture begins with a leap of faith and the hope of connecting with others through passion and authenticity.

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