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Nanpan Lupan
03:17
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"What destiny is your's?
What features make you so proud
To be paper
To be unlike the tree?
We've got all we want
The 3 washed up and stole!
Then sang, 'this land is ours!'
And buried the hearts of each of the proles
Now left with this trail
That never closed
The tears still rain
With the promise of greater trade
Our freedom isn't their's!"
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The Absurdity ov Law
02:52
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Centuries into print
Dollarizing each word
Selling the closest thing to a bath
Each boy eating soma after soma
The abstracted labouring
Of each renter to his own
Needs in the pockets of a gecko
Knowing for the lack of speech
What they do must be good
Appropriate our side
Turning the coin flat
Win it over in the air
To work harder to be a prole
In love
But, with what?
The supremely printed
And lovely suede shoes
And shitty projects
For the geckos to cling only off you
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"Let All Be Forgiven"
04:34
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The tightest face
In the smallest land
With a tiny few
And a many hands
With the homo-cultured
In a hetero-normal land
One word slinging back and forth
With the apple in my hand
Tail between our legs
Running into dresses and longer hair
They gave you SSRIs and locked up their knives
And forced you into their frame
Like a culture
You're told to hate
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Blue Mist Bands Biddeford, Maine
"If we are unable to unify the past, present, and future of the sentence, then we are similarly unable to unify the past, present, and future of our own biographical experience of life. By molding the past into visual mirages or stereotypes, we effectively abolish any practical sense of the future and of the collective project, thereby leaving the thinking of future change to sheer cataclysm." ... more
Blue Mist Bands recommends:
Separation
by Mannequin Republic
will rock yr fkn sox right off
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Untitled, Easter ‘19
by Rory Strong and the Standard Candles
best show ov my life
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Vol. 1: Yahweh's Vacation
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continued here!
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Spetters / RA!D
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A terrific split cassette from two promising young indie bands, this is one part melody, one part fury.
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Excellent emo with a noise pop twist from a new Cambridge label.
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