for exploder

"21 Days" was written and performed by Dome Dwellers.
Recorded and Mixed by Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios in Austin, TX.
Produced by Dome Dwellers.
Mastered by Dave Cooley at Elysian Masters in Los Angeles, CA.

Dome Dwellers is:
Michael J. Slack & David Gore

Musicians on this track:
Michael J. Slack - Guitar, Vocals, Synthesizer
David Gore - Drums, Percussion
Adam Sewell - Bass

21 Days

Sequoia Moon

Campus Blue

Drain You (cover)

Lyrics:

I wanted you without wanting me
Our Father hallowed in a bit of concrete
You want it, yea and you got it!
I wanted you without being free

Beloved country
Can I be your dad?
Flood blocking up the gutter, I'm obsessed with power
Keeping it up till supper, lord's halo
I'm thinking of you
I'm dreaming of you

At the time and place
I could never say

But then I take it back, ladadada
Whatever way I can make you feel like complying, ladadada
Would you die or stay amused?
When you fortify, tell me
Tell me ooh, you're on my side buddy, ladadada 

The herd's exciting
They're nothing too abstract
You look good, i'm feeling lucky, big shot repping ugly, imperialist roughly, lord's halo
I could give the flu
Just like my nephew

At the time and place
I could never say
You're so cynical to me, to me to me
Oh will anyone stop to hear a word you say?

But then I take it back, ladadada
Whatever way I can make you feel like complying, ladadada
Would you die or stay amused?
When you fortify, tell me
Tell me ooh, you're on my side buddy
Cause we're on the internet, on the internet
On the internet, on the internet
On the internet, on the internet
On the internet, on the internet

I could walk away
I could walk away
I could walk away
I could walk away

But then I take it back, ladadada
Whatever way I can make you feel like complying, ladadada
Would you die or stay amused?
When you fortify, tell me
Tell me ooh, you're on my side buddy
Cause we're on the internet
Yea we're on the internet
Yea we're on the internet
Yea we're on the internet

HERE COMES MY MOTORCADE

reworking of an old song. kind of an early mix. single from a new album or ep? maybe..
bass: leo
mixing: dante

Halloween

Leeds quartet Crake have today announced their debut album, ‘Humans’ Worst Habits’. It arrives via Fika Recordings on April 8th. The band have also shared the album’s lead single, ‘Winter’s Song’. 

Led by enigmatic songwriter Rowan Sandle, Crake is driven by her endless curiosity. Armed with her gently cracking vocal, and inspiration from writers like Shirley Jackson and Nan Shepherd, she sings of crinoids, slime mould and pussy willow. When they supported Buck Meek at Brudenell Social Club, Buck found himself so beguiled by Sandle and her band that he invited them to support Big Thief on their UK and EU tour in 2019. Crake duly obliged and have been building towards their debut full-length ever since. 

Much of the forthcoming album revolves around the death of Sandle’s friend Anna, who died in Syria after being hit by a Turkish air strike. Anna was working for a woman’s liberation group in the war-stricken country when the tragedy took place. ‘Humans’ Worst Habits’ explores the grief that followed and the lessons learnt from dealing with such a significant loss. 

Sandle does, however, find space to explore more themes alongside this grief, such as cruelty and queer nature. On lead single ‘Winter’s Song’ she acknowledges the cruelty and coldness that exists within us all, and questions how we can continue to grow and love whilst remaining true to that. 

Speaking about the track, she said: “Winter’s Song is about the absolute mundane beauty of being fallible. It's a true story, I saw the moon rise but swore it was the sun setting. I think about this line a lot: “keep a little coldness in you, just wear it soft and gentle” Be soft, be kind, be honest. Being unremarkable has its own beauty.” 

Sandle’s love for queer nature is so fervent that it makes the experience of listening to Crake akin to that of stumbling on an entirely new world. Sandle believes that life isn’t as black and white as we’ve been taught, and thinks nature holds the key to revealing the true nature of human experience. The appearances of things like slime mould - single-celled organisms that form a single body when in search of food  - brittle starfish - a type of starfish whose awareness isn’t concentrated in one place - and other such oddities furnish ‘Humans’ Worst Habits’ with a folklore all of its own. 

‘Humans’ Worst Habits’ will send you down multiple rabbit holes and you’ll emerge from each with a newfound appreciation for the complexities of the world. Perhaps even more important than this though is the humanity that lies at the very heart of this debut full-length. Whether it’s in the sensitivity in how she portrays the loss of her friend, the depiction of our most base instincts - namely cruelty, passion and love - or the sincere, pure quality of the songwriting itself, it’s this that makes ‘Humans’ Worst Habits’ essential, and invaluable listening.

Winter's Song

Crake - Winter's Song

Please allow us to introduce you to 'Stop and Listen', an upbeat stomper that tells the story of two people pulling in opposite directions throughout a fractious relationship. Born out of a period of negativity and frustration, writing and recording the song has been a cathartic process - one that has taken what was once a sensitive subject matter and bundled it into our own little sing-a-long anthem, all tied up with a soul-pop bow. On a thematic level, ‘Stop and Listen’ is for anyone who’s been through troubles and disagreements with friends, struggles with anxiety, control and inward reflection, but it’s also just for anyone who wants to dance!

Tickets for our headline show at The Lexington, London 26/02/22: https://bit.ly/3t3rbiO

April tour tickets on sale from 10am Friday

Stop and Listen

Stop And Listen

creep cover(first mix)

Find a Pleasure

BROKE AF (demo)

XXXTENTACION - my oh my

I saw her standing there... she's so beautiful

The Moment I Saw Her

debut single from the Charleston garage psych all-star team

https://camelbluesband.bandcamp.com
https://www.instagram.com/camelbrewsband/
https://www.facebook.com/CamelBrewsband/

Camel Blues Band - Hot Head

A punk rock cover of Nirvana's "Drain You," available on all streaming platforms.

Drain You cover

all music written/recorded/produced by jake weissman
mastered by daniel easton

BROKE AF (demo)

David Mountain

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