Name: Age of Correction by David J. Kemper
Duration: 6 min 17 s
Description: Track #1 from the Brahms’ 3rd Racket EP, "Age of Correction"

Hooked by ur bio. Once upon a time i was born in Chicago. South side. Mom said she’d marry him if he’d  take her to California.  But I recall sirens and the dead guy found on the playground at IIT married student housing where we lived.  Memories. 

Love the bass and the way your other instruments sit on top. Also really dig the lead guitar

Nice rock track, i like a lot  the section rythm and ideas on guitar sound play. Beautiful discover.

Track #1 from the Brahms’ 3rd Racket EP, "Age of Correction"

Age of Correction

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Boomshanka.
Bazooka.
Balalaika.
Babushka.
Yeah.

Ravi Shankar.
Oil tanker.
Covid booster.
Tik Tokker.
Yeah.

I walk around this town, and I think no.

Rich man.
Fake tan.
Shadow ban.
Hangman.
Just yeah.

Dismisser.
Home improver.
School gate.
Kitchen chooser.
Yeah.

I walk around this town, and I...
Walk around this place, and I go...
Wander round this town I just go... no.

Oh, you Kate Bush.
Hindu Kush.
No rush.
Soft mush.
Oh, yeah.

Graduator.
Mediator.
Coupon saver.
Salivater.
Yeah.

I wander around this town and I think, not.

Oh, you pound shop.
Line trotter.
Wild eyed.
Harry Potter 
Yeah.

Lee Sharp.
Mott the Hoople.
Gary Cooper.
Storm trooper.
Yeah.

I walk around this town, and I...
Walk around this place, and I go...
Walk around this town, and I got.... nowt.

David Bowie.
All knowing.
Uncensored.
Tits showing.
Yeah.

Cocaine.
Brain drain.
Insane.
Michael Caine.
Oh, yeah.

Leftover.
Passover.
Hot stuff.
You're dog rough.
Oh, yeah.

Plastic blender.
Gift sender.
Gender bender.
Rabid dog.
Oh, yeah.

Michael Jackson.
Heart Attack.
Neil Buchanan.
Art attack.
Just... yeah.

Boomshanka.
Belly Dancer.
Balalaika.
Babushka.
Yeah.


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recommended unknown friends
that queue to pass my test 
they try by chance to get a glance
of pictures from my chest	

my sorting office seems to seize
from overwhelming history 
my old filters just cant agree 
leak effort till im tired

theres never been a time when I'm wide awake
it seems that all my life, I struggle to make friends with fakes
that's why there'll never be a time when im awake
so, let's pay credit to my clown

Clown
Clown
Clown

the blouses and the skirts of chance
that always pass my way	
they're different from my old designs 
but randomly the same

panic as I cross the street
to join a queue of shopping sprees
it doesn't matter any other day
just today ..... and i pay

theres never been a time when I'm wide awake
it seems that all my life, I struggle just to wear your fakes
that's why there'll never be a time when im awake
so, let's pay credit to my clown

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David J. Kemper is a composer & producer from Chicago, Illinois, city of big shoulders, (former) hog butcher to the world, and home of Nelson Algren, Carl Sandburg, John Dillinger and Al Capone.  It has been speculated (by Mr. Kemper) that the gritty, rough and tumble energy of the streets from whence he hails has given extra bite and backbone to the sounds that he comes up with.  It is a theory, anyway.  Don’t think.  Just listen.  

The music featured here is but a modest selection from the ever-growing DJK repertoire, solo releases (Wet Work), as well as his "other" band/project/whatever, Brahms' 3rd Racket.

Age of Correction

David J. Kemper

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