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every night you strap yourself
to the dreaming machine
listening to the waves
crashing endlessly
on some faraway land
it's not music
just the sound of days
waiting
every night you strap yourself
to the lonely machine
listening to the waves
crashing endlessly
on some faraway land
it's not music
just the sound of days
breaking my heart
mending my heart
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2. |
How Much More (demo)
02:43
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it's getting dark in the city
that turned its back on you
you slowly disappear
on this lonely avenue
you keep your eyes on the ground and sigh inside
you've lost track of how you got there
you wonder how much you can take
you wonder how much you can take
you wonder how much more
while you're staring
as they're laughing
in a bar from the outside
you put your hands in your pockets and die inside
you're impressed you got this far
still
you wonder how much you can take
you wonder how much you can take
you wonder how much more
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Secret (demo)
01:26
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Hide & Seek (demo)
02:43
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you're mistaken
you glued yourself
to your bed
the lights from the outside are playing
hide and seek again
as you did back then
a beautiful dress
and a love that's for
no one else
the stars in the night sky are playing
hide and seek again
as you did back then
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A SOFTER HELL Beauvais, France
Music for the lost.
A SOFTER HELL recommends:
Beautiful post rock / folk / pop by Dirge on their label page. Listen to "You've grown away from me".
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Testing The Water
by Neal McCamis
Neal has been a partner in crime for a long time. A talented artist with a voice. Something in his music makes me feel good.
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Porcelain is a blend of post rock energy and incredibly inspired poetry. As Mine might be the best song in the world.
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Sometimes I Forget You're Human Too
by Bored at My Grandmas House
Melodic alt-pop in the vein of Soccer Mommy is driven by winding guitar lines and augmented with dreamy shoegaze elements.
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Flower Of Life [LP]
by Taleen Kali
"Flower Of Life" yanks riot grrrl south through the unmistakable garage psych sound indispensable to the last 20-odd years of rock music out of Los Angeles.
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An excellent take on droll and downcast indie rock with unexpectedly sparkly elements from this Philadelphia group.
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