Topic: John Todd

The "Tritone" or "Devil's Interval" was historically avoided in music for its dissonant and unsettling effects on the human brain. In the 20th century, the Rockefeller Foundation pushed to change the standard musical tuning from 432Hz to 440Hz, a move some believe was intended to create mass agitation. Disney's "Fantasia" was used as a prominent showcase for this new 440Hz tuning standard.

Former music executive John Todd claimed that major record corporations in the 1970s performed occult rituals on master tapes to imbue them with negative energy. He specifically mentioned Elton John and David Bowie as artists whose lyrics were written in "witch language," a code understood only by those in satanic secret societies. Todd, who claimed to come from a bloodline of witches, eventually disappeared after making these disclosures.

Professor Griff confirms reports of black and white magic being used in the music industry to embed albums with specific energies. He cites the testimony of John Todd regarding ritual altars located in the basements of major record companies. The discussion explores how low-vibratory frequencies and demonic imagery are used to influence listeners who view the content as mere entertainment.