Passenger - Deftones & Maynard James Keenan - MP3 instrumental karaoke

After building up a reputation as a trusted alt-metal band with a predilection for adding touches of post-hardcore, shoegaze and noise to their sound, Deftones doubled down on their experimental urges in 2000 for their bar-raising, angst-ridden third album White Pony (thought to symbolise both sex and cocaine). The ninth song from White Pony, "Passenger" is a slow-travelling dirge brimming with stark imagery ("Here I lay, still and breathless / Just like always; still, I want some more / Mirrors sideways, who cares what's behind? / Just like always, still your passenger") and heavy atmosphere. The ambiguity of the song has led people to arrive at several different interpretations over the years. Is it about engaging in sexual activity in a moving car? "Passenger" features guest vocals from Maynard James Keenan, the frontman of Tool, A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, and other projects.