(You cross the street)
So I guess it’s okay if I cross now too
See, I regret nothing when I’m with you (When can we meet?)
Why won’t you throw me a line? I’ve got a question for you
Will you still love me when I’m through?

Will you love me when my soul’s no longer sentient?
Will you love me when I’m dead?
Will you love me when I’m buried underneath the ground.
Will you love me when I’m dead?

(I crossed the line)
When you told me you were fine, I said “are you okay?”
And you said “what did I just say?” (You’re out of line)
I turned to say you were right, but you had faded away
You left a note with a bouquet

Will you love me with a light forever luminous? 
Will you love me when I’m dead?
Will you love me when my body is anonymous?
Will you love me when I’m dead?

2, 4, 6, 8, CAN I TAKE YOU ON A DATE?

Matt Ellin - vocals, guitar, synths, production
Dylan Mars Greenberg - vocals, production

Featuring Sal Maida on bass and Tony Mann on drums
Mixed by Donnie Carlo
Mastered by Vanessa Silberman

Will You Love Me When I'm Dead

Anne was an aspiring actress working in a cafe called Muy Aquario  
She got a face tattoo of her social done down in the spokes of the barrio
And by the time she turned 20, she'd been hired to ghostwrite the autobiography of frozen rain  
She went through so many insomniac poet boyfriends, and all of them surrendered to themselves just the same  
So she said, "Love isn't fun, and love isn't free, no one in the universe will ever love me"   

Pain of ages  
I can hear you 
All wrapped in your linens  
Yeah, I know  
Pain of ages  

So now she's sleeping in a hut in the country working in a city built from steel guitar pride  
And see her smoking a cigar on the old back porch, and all smiling and triple-fried  
She gives way to no lovers, no, it isn't for her, and she will never feel sorry for herself anymore  
She just watches Evil Dead 2 on DVD and builds small clay models of the earth's inner core  
She's into igneous rocks, she likes 70s socks  
Her friends all took care of her when she got chicken pox   

Love of ages  
I can hear you  
All crushed in your pillows  
Yeah, I know  
Love of ages  

Love of ages 
Oh god 
Well I said that I'm doing the best that I can 
I can hear you 
All wrapped in your linens 
Yeah, I know 
Love of ages  

Love of ages 
I can hear you...

Matt Ellin - Vocals, guitar, production
Dylan Mars Greenberg - Vocals, synths, production

Mixed by Donnie Carlo
Mastered by Daniel Neiman

Love of Ages

Dear Deadeyes, 
It's summer once again and I'm home. It's good here, safe, full of cats, but I do have things I miss in the mountains. I have his sweater and his voice but it's not the same. AJJ brings back the nights in his dorm room, drinking tea and memorizing his smile. 
Yours, 
MBP

Hate Rain On Me

What's Happening

New from Bolonium – it's FONEY, the phoniest thing you’ll ever hear.

-A high-energy gut punch of truth wrapped in Bolonium, FONEY pokes holes in the fakest parts of modern life and idolizes oddballs. Whether it's battling medical debt in the mosh pit, ironically saluting normalcy, or even mourning the loss of childhood hero Pee-Wee Herman, this album hits hard with big hooks, biting wit, and just the right amount of existential panic. Leggo your ego and press play on FONEY, a bold, bizarre, and deeply relatable album. You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll probably Unfollow us or something.

Regular Song

This was one of the dreams I wanted to do when I was 7-8 years old but no one cared about it nor valued my intellect. I always wanted to extend this particular song from Dexter's Lab. From the Episode "Golden Diskette", Professor Hawk sang this song to show more of his golden laboratory.

I finally did it.

Professor Hawk - Your Brain Is A Creative Computer (Extended Edit)

Rainbow Connection (Muppets cover)

Tim Dowling on Git Fiddle
Bonnie Finley on Drums

Slow Jams and Dreams, of Akihabara

A part of "Denver does Denver 2020" where one local artist covers another local artist's song. The original is by Ted Thacker of The Red Tack

King But Not The Game (Red Tack Cover)

Panic! Panic!

Beatles cover and stuff (disclaimer: no weeping guitar)

While My Guitar Gently Weeps

Bolonium is an accordion punk rock band from Denver, Colorado that blends new wave and comedy. Led by Richard Taylor and Tim Johnson, with Bonnie Finley on drums and Logan Rainard on bass, the band is known for its music videos and energetic live shows. Their latest album, FONEY, is out now, showcasing their signature mix of sharp lyrics, tight grooves, and offbeat charm.