Made from an undying love for broken things. Dubbed on order.
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Handmade Compact Disc
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lyrics
i am sitting in the desert of the real (hold it down)
just the simulacrumb left nothing to feel (hold it down)
i am sitting on the map of the world (hold it down)
i am sifting through the ashes of my meal (hold it down)
it is beating but it is cold and rotten
it is self-defeating hoping to soon be forgotten
it is lonely but i’m hungry and i’m running out of options
desperate last pleadings are adopted unwittingly
drifting all alone I am naked and bestial
there is a man standing over me his face cut with deep creases
criticizing my last meal he says is it any good
i said it’s bitter
but I like it
because it is bitter
but i like it
because it is mine
IT IS MY HEART how do you know that your life’s unhealthy
IT IS MY HEART how do you know you’re not helping
IT IS MY HEART try to defy the living constructs
but home is not an object it’s a concept you developed
it is my heart that is disconnected beating in simulation
i have emulated lessons but my core is still complacent
i am reading into situations with certainty that pain brings
leaving me to escape to the place where objects shape reality
there is no known finality there’s nowhere where left to lie
my only hope has been denial so there is nothing left to try
it is over the last funeral has arrived
it’s a sign no it’s a symbol it’s a semiotic bitterness
but I like it
because it is bitter
but i like it
because it is mine
supported by 5 fans who also own “home (mantra 4)”
This tight-knit collection of tracks is emotive, raw, and most importantly, DOPE! From the melodic flow of Bring Back My Ghost, to the old school hip-hop sound of Break (1977) and Timecrunch, to the esoteric rock ballad of It’s Gonna Be Fucked Up Tomorrow, this EP feels very personal and deserving of multiple listens.
Highly recommended! Chris Hall
supported by 4 fans who also own “home (mantra 4)”
This album is amazing and relatable. I can't really describe it.
I feel like I do this album disservice with this description. Give it a listen! Robin Wils