Hell Without You

11/19/2021

Thinkin' of You

Slip

You're Dying

Med School

"New Year" is a 6+ minute krautrock-inspired journey, bathed in California glow and crackling with momentum. As its title suggests, the song is about new beginnings and how to ride the waves of destabilizing change.

New Year - Mikayla McVey

Pinky Swear

Enough for You and Me

A song we recorded back in April 2024 about how we talk about all the things that our wrong but it doesn’t make a difference.
Great Britain is broken at the moment and seriously needs fixing but know one seems to know how.
A new government as appeared to make it worse yet told us we can sort this.
The poorest are getting poorer and the richest are getting richer. The world will never be equal but when a country of our wealth is struggling we know something is wrong. 
Working families can’t pay the basics bills or put food on the table because prices have gone through the roof.
We pump chemical factory waste directly into our rivers because someone’s getting an handout somewhere along the line. Meanwhile the wildlife dies and can’t recover. 
Our incredible NHS system is on its knees & so under funded with record waiting lists for every treatment.
Wars in other countries that have a massive effect on our Country. 
We talk about all these things bringing them in with talking about the weather, football scores & VAR. 
It would just be nice to talk about the good things that make life worth living instead of doom & gloom. 
Conscience of Kings gives you ….. 
To The Everyday People 

V1.
I anit talking about political domination 
I anit talking about the environmental situation 
I anit talking about all these  crazy  wars 
I anit talking about var &  football scores 

Chorus 
Cause it doesn’t make a difference 
What I’ve got to say 
Whenever was the world equal 
For the every day people x2



V2. 
I anit talking about the lack of funds NHS 
I anit talking about the mental health mess 
I anit talking about  prices  when renewing 
I anit talking about what the weather is doing 

Chorus 
Cause it doesn’t make a difference 
What I’ve got to say 
Whenever was the world equal 
For  every day people x2

Whenever was the world equal for the everyday people (repeat to end)

To The Everyday People ~Conscience Of Kings

broken n bruised

Cosmo Thundercat present a raw and honest personality, creating music with a captivating and emotive landscape.

Lead vocalist and guitarist Anthony, bassist Sammy, and drummer David’s friendship has long been fertile, creative ground for the Adelaide alt-rock outfit.

Cosmo Thundercat have attracted support shows for the likes of They Might Be Giants (USA); Augie March; Thirsty Merc and Husky.

Their sophomore EP, 'Warning Bell', mixed and post-produced by Dani Castelar (Paolo Nutini, Michael Jackson, The Panics) has been awarded critical acclaim.

Hell Without You

Cosmo Thundercat

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