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Rougher Parts
04:35
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What if it’s a circle and not a line?
Is progression a myth? Have we been here the whole damn time?
What if it’s okay and I’m just fine?
Was the struggle real? Or was it just something in my mind?
An when the clock has turned
Are you still on my side?
When the clock has turned
Can you forgive the times I’ve lied?
When the clock has turned
Are you still on my side?
When your back was turned
Can you forgive the many times I’ve lied
When the clock has turned
Was it worth the rougher parts of this ride?
Spending more time doing less
Finding out what to do with this mess
stowed away, now it’s strewn about
Discovering what I can live without
I’m still tearing down
And I’m still clearing out
But I’m making plans
I could go on about
I won’t bore you now
But what I’m finding out
Is astounding
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Seasons Change
03:36
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It seems the leaves have two colors now
Paying attention and I'm still not quite sure how
The inside is alive, but the flesh is dying fast
I'm looking now into how to make it last
This season ends, summer into fall
Paying attention and I listen for your call
We're both so young, and our age, it shows
Time into time, I can't take it slow
Isn't it just strange? All seasons change
We set our distance farther from the sun
Shifting orbit and nothing can be done
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ping catastrophe Seattle, Washington
Aly tries to make honest, emotional music with gameboys, synthesizers, and guitars.
(she/her)
ping catastrophe recommends:
Mighty Social Lion
by The J. Arthur Keenes Band
This artist is the reason I kept trying to play with gameboys into my early twenties. His lyrics are witty, his delivery on-point, and his compositions masterful. This album is perfect.
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Online has the unique abilities to both immerse my brain in a dreamy fuzz-induced trance and also to abruptly force my heart to race involuntarily.
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temporary collection
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Such a cool concept for an album! Love the vibe in both tracks and remixes.
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Portland shoegaze that plays, as the best representatives of the genre do, with huge, hollow atmosphere against intimate observations.
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Influenced by music of the Pacific Northwest, drowse riffs on detachment, memory and the relationship to "self."
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On “Spirit Breeze,” Dylan Gilbert starts from folk roots, but gradually adorns his songs with rich textural elements.
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