dad thighs - going to the dump to watch the bears (part one)

No Beer, No Dad

1 I Want

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Trying Not to Have a Thought

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noitanitsarcorP

Attn MOVE

Revelation 420

Tell Me About the Long Dark Path Home

Five Years Of Work And We Built That Song

🎵 Ripped Jeans
By The Mainside Project

Coffee stains on my ripped jeans
Late-night smoke, busted TV screens
Concrete streets keep dragging me
Another night with no release

Every step just wears me down
Every word’s a violent sound

Ripped jeans, torn at the seams
Carrying the dirt of shattered dreams
Nothing clean, nothing redeemed
I wear my life like ripped jeans

Broken glass beneath my shoes
Empty bottles, nothing new
Neon lights don’t make me stay
I keep moving anyway

Every hour feels the same
Every face forgets my name

Ripped jeans, torn at the seams
Carrying the dirt of shattered dreams
Nothing clean, nothing redeemed
I wear my life like ripped jeans

Frayed and raw, I can’t pretend
The threads I wear will never mend
Still I walk, still I breathe
In my ripped jeans, I believe

Ripped jeans, torn at the seams
This dirty world is all it seems
I’m still here, against the stream
And I wear my soul like ripped jeans

Coffee stains, a wasted scene
Ripped jeans, my silent scream.

Ripped Jeans

Gravelheart Relay tears forward with sixteen indie-rooted rock tracks that hit like boots against asphalt—loud, charismatic, and charged with raw-motion energy. The album carries the crunch of overdriven guitars, the punch of a live-room drum kit, and the human urgency of voices that don’t hide behind polish. Each track leans into momentum: riffs that rev like engines, basslines that rumble with soldered confidence, and choruses that ignite without warning. It’s an album soaked in sweat, amplifier heat, and that irresistible sense of running toward something just out of reach. Nothing drifts here; everything drives.

Rustwired Grace

“Resonance” is a rock album about what stays after the impact – the echoes, the waves, the quiet changes you only notice when everything goes silent. Guitars, melodies and lyrics move between shadow and light, carrying the tension between what hurts and what heals.

Instead of easy answers, the songs leave space: for memory, for faith, for broken patterns that refuse to repeat, for love that insists on remaining. It’s an album to be heard with intention – on a night drive, in headphones, or in that moment when the day finally slows down.

Press play and see what “Resonance” awakens in you.

My Miracle

Revelation 420

Algernon Cadwallader

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