1. |
HEAVEN
04:21
|
|||
|
A car crash in Motion,
Completed devotion,
A subtle change in stance,
To show you where I really stand.
So go and
Save yourself from all this waiting around
Youll never get to heaven like
Those who chose to never go on.
At least we know there’s heaven on earth.
So you tell yourself
You’re not alone.
Another slippery slope
Cutting my throat
Im all alone
I couldn’t wash my hands,
Even if it meant a means to an end
Maybe Im not where where it all ends,
And you can finally sleep again.
Maybe I’m not where it all ends
And i can finally sleep again.
|
||||
2. |
VISIONS
03:32
|
|||
|
I always try to see it past
All the nonsense
I always tried to be around all my friends
My vision start to sink
When there’s no way of pretending
That we aren’t just fading away
I guess ill always
See it through,
Cause we don’t have the time
To sit around and lie to ourselves
I’m always chasing
Something new
Cause i don’t have the time
To keep up with your life
I’m all through
You’re ever changing
Try to see the best way that I can,
I always try to be around in the end
Like fingers interlocked
Behind the doors we invented
Like losing love in the heat of a war
Its never ending
Who knew that I could bend so far,
The Dishes piled up i stand and watch
With Subtleties at our back door
I said “The waters spilling on the floor”
|
||||
If you like prisms, you may also like:
This creative San Francisco guitar band melds trip hop, krautrock, My Bloody Valentine-esque noise, and jangle pop hooks.
go to album
Crumble EP
by Letting Up Despite Great Faults
Great Austin group Letting Up Despite Great Faults return with another irresistible EP of noisepop.
go to album
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.
go to album
Cruel Optimism
by NATURAL VELVET
Dreamy indie pop bent with just a bit of dissonance hits all the right notes and all the wrong ones.
go to album
L.A.’s No Swoon offer dazzling dreampop on this, their debut album, with feather-light melodies drifting over rolling guitars.
go to album
The Lost Frequency
by Palm Ghosts
This Nashville group draws on the classic sound of ’80s goth and gloom pop to create swirling songs with stately keys and haunting melodies.
go to album
The excellent new LP from Seattle’s Fotoform pairs the moodiness of goth with drifting dream pop melodies, resulting in bewitching songs.
go to album
