in between


lyrics
you cant see the signs
chose to have a good night sleep tonight
i tried to read between the lines
the paper's crumbled and all i see is none 

i took a walk by myself
and cant believe you try to forget
its not a dust u can sweep off the rug
and run away, away from me 

being nice is just pure lies
words are trapped i cant speak up
why do i feel like im gonna burst again
as though im worth only thin air? 

they all form circles so tight
no space at all, not even for me
what can i do im just a tiny line
gravity wasn't kind to me
i cant fly

circles (demo)

Track 03
It'll Be Alright EP (2013)

Produced by Ean Aguila and Ourselves the Elves
Lyrics and melody by Alyana Cabral
Ean Aguila on bass

Outer Speys

Molten Young Lovers (Airiel cover)

ceilings (slowed) - lizzy mcalpine

Lizzy McAlpine - Ceilings (live Acoustic)

unreleased gracie abrams
performed Kingston 2023

fault line - gracie abrams (unreleased full song)

How It Ends

Shelflife is thrilled to announce Airiel's second full-length LP, Molten Young Lovers, coming out on double LP and digital formats on Oct 13, 2017. This album is the much-anticipated follow-up to 2012's Kid Games EP. 

"Cloudburst," the record's first single (which was released this past March), provides a clear insight into the record's magic. The huge chorus is carried by a vocal melody that stands out as the largest part, only complimented by the waves of cascading guitar. In fact, 'large' might be the best possible descriptor for Molten Young Lovers as a whole. The tracks on this LP have a larger-than-life quality, partly due to the crisp production. Kiss' drums are hard-hitting and clear, the guitars are enveloping and lush, and Blanton's basslines flesh out the walls of sound created by the rest of the band. Molten Young Lovers is an album that feels instantly seamless, but that doesn't prevent Airiel from covering a wide range of dynamic ground. Tracks like the opener, "This Is Permanent," and the final track, "The Painkillers," are uptempo songs carried by the unwavering rhythm section, while much of what's in-between--such as "Your Lips, My Mouth"--feel more reflective, without sacrificing any intensity. 

In a 2011 interview, Wrenn mentioned that to others, he often describes his music as, "It's really loud, it's pretty and you can dance to it." At first, this might sound like a description that could fit any number of bands. However, upon diving into Airiel's new album, you'll find it to be both an apt description and an inarguable truth. Molten Young Lovers is a record too loud, too big, and too beautiful to be ignored.

http://www.shelflife.com/catalogue/LIFE142.html

Molten Young Lovers

Airiel - Your Lips, My Mouth

Gracie Abrams - my tears ricochet (taylor swift cover) - from minor bedroom show sydney )

Written: Ben Kessler, Lizzy McAlpine
Production: Ben Kessler

circles (demo)

yela