Lyrics!

You left me here yesterday 
it was just a moment to soon 
to say I love you 
it's never been so cold in the month of may 
wishing you would come back home 
is all that I do 

Please come back to me 
there will always be a place for you 
please come back to me 
I don't like this empty space without you 

Why'd you have to turn around 
see your memories flash back 
in and out of my mind 
I can remember the sweet sound 
of the clock ticking back 
in and out of wasted time 

Please come back to me 
there will always be a place for you 
please come back to me 
I don't like this empty space without you


Who?

Nyasia Arradondo - vocals 
Daniel Bergerson - drums 
Darius Bieganski - piano 
W. Blake Creasey - guitar, bass 
Gaia Ramsdell - violin 

Lyrics by Nyasia Arradondo 

Engineered, mixed, and mastered by W. Blake Creasey
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Why, where, when?

Armed with one mic, a laptop, and only a faint idea of how to actually produce a decent-sounding mix, the Burghes set out to capture the sounds of their high school years in the summer of 2012. 

Holing up in make-shift home studios stuffed with pillows and sweaters for three months, these six friends recorded what would eventually become the Empty Spaces EP while preparing to part ways for the first time since becoming a band. 

Throughout the following year, Blake used his rare free time as a college freshman to edit, mix, and master those tracks, developing a deep appreciation for reverb and multi-band EQs along the way. 

Now, one year after the initial recording sessions, The Burghes finally feel like their songs come close to being presentable and are ready for release, bringing a bit of closure to their brief experience as a band. 

Empty Spaces offers a small slice of the Burghes' catalogue, focusing on songs written and sung by Nyasia Arradondo that feature arrangements and solos by instrumentalists Daniel, Darius, Blake, Jakub, and Gaia.

Empty Spaces

from Ekistic Psalms, released 07 January 2015 

Roscoe - vocals, guitar 

lyrics and production Roscoe

The students sit on sunny steps in the campus, 
where they solve their problem sets until they’re famished, 
then they chow down chicken burritos at Chipotle 
on May Day. 

The workers took a train downtown to the rally, 
demanding better benefits and salaries, 
chanting, “El movimiento adelante!” 
on May Day. 

The students go to office hours of professors 
to protest against the power of that letter— 
the final grade on their essay on Don Quixote— 
on May Day. 

And Don Quixote never marched beside Rocinante, 
the horse that bore the man’s weight, 
as he tilted at windmills every day. 

Adelante, Rocinante, adelante!

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