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Clid
02:39
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maybe it’s the winter settling in
chilling your bones tightening your skin
I wouldn’t know
maybe it’s the shell that you put out
a protective coat to burrow in doubt
I wouldn’t know but
maybe it’s always been
each generation
sure they’re the last
watching their culture crumble to ash
trade love for trash
and so what’s worse?
that everything’s fucked
you bled it dry
you drained your luck
(well you don’t know)
or that there’s no curse
this is how it is
we’re all sad sacks
of sinew and shit
well I wouldn’t know but
maybe it’s always been
each generation
sure they’re the last
watching their culture crumble to ash
trade love for trash
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Joe
01:53
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it’s not like you could ever know
nobody ever told you so
it’s too late
if you try to walk away
it’s not like you could ever know
nobody ever told you so
it’s too late
if you try to wait
it’s not easy, but it’s no end of the world
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Washer Brooklyn, New York
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unsung heroes
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Eighteen Hours of Static
by Big Ups
buncha softies
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got to see this album performed live in Nashville,Rick Maguire is an amazing human being I really enjoyed meeting him.
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You're Better Than This
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This album fucks as hard as dripping and magic but imo feels the most personal and emotional release of the three. It’s weird and frantic but hits this really interesting balance.
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Baby's Gold Death Stadium
by Desert Sharks
A shadowy co-mingling of forceful hooks and fuzzy guitars makes the NYC band's latest a proper gloom-punk affair.
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