Indiepop, Jangle and Lo-fi by electricsoundofjoy

Ahead of the release of his new EP ‘Limitations’, Cyrano shares the introspective title track - a raw, self-reflective anthem for anyone grappling with identity, burnout, and the quiet struggle to keep moving forward. With his signature honesty and cinematic production, ‘Limitations’ captures the tension between self-awareness and self-doubt, unfolding through late-night chats on an open road. Written between time zones and emotional states, it’s Cyrano at his most vulnerable, yet most resilient. Cyrano returns next month for a special EP launch show, raising funds for War Child and those displaced from their homes due to conflict.

Limitations lyrics:

Well I guess I know my limitations
And I’m not hard defined
Well I guess I know my limitations
And I’m not hard defined
Well I guess I know my limitations

It’s typical me to leave a moment
In the sight of everyone
As I try to overcome
My typical need to be heroic
As I’m lent my time by sleep
Is this the life I want to keep?

And I'm not hard defined

Well I guess I know my limitations
And I’m not hard defined
Well I guess I know my limitations
And I’m not hard defined
Well I guess I know my limitations

In the sight of everyone
I was tired and overrun
But like the whole of my head now
I’m not hard defined

And I'm not hard defined
And I’m not hard defined
Well I guess I know my limitations

Limitations - Single

Limitations

https://alexeishishkin.bandcamp.com/album/good-times

“This one was inspired by Carl Dennis, a favorite poet of mine. He has a poem called “At Home With Cézanne” that I had read the night before and really enjoyed. Again, Brad and I wrote the bulk of the music first, and then I fit lyrics to the music. I couldn’t find the text of the poem anywhere online, so here’s a picture of it – https://imgur.com/a/q5mG1A2. I took his characters, but tried to re-imagine them in a slightly different, parallel universe.” – Alexei Shishkin

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Ode to Carl Dennis

Burnover

Salesman

Highspeeds

Bad Neighbors

the truth of living in reality

waste a life

Blame

Felt

Nothing's Real

“Desert Time” is the first single from Stroik - an artist the world almost didn’t get to know - out now via Unfiltered Records / Caveman Arts Society. Just a taste of 65th and York, a full album of songs coming this October.

Desert Time

Good Things

Don’t You Wanna

The Change

Just to be Enough

The first single from Hayes Noble's Never Blue, set to release on streaming, and as a limited-edition cassette, on October 17. 

Written, recorded, and mixed by Hayes Noble at Leadmine No. 4. 
Mastered by Will Killingsworth at Dead Air. 

Seven

Wait until tomorrow

The Endofme

Kids These Days

"Red Chair" from the upcoming album "Somebody In New York Loves You!" by S.C.A.B. out 11/21/25

https://fanlink.tv/red-chair

Red Chair

our first new song in 9 years is out today. a groove lost and found at sea. 

“patiently” is about making peace, learning spanish, and swimming open water. it's about the release of extending a hand, out of the throes of social isolation – a shore is in sight.

for years after we paused our band and tours, we moved hours apart. we kept writing solo songs but each struggled to finish them. we were pulled back to trails and ways.

when we started playing together again, building out a little studio in ian's backyard, “patiently” flowed together fast. keith's open chords on nylon guitar, ian's driving beat on live drums, the return of our deep bass and harmony master emma. 

we hope you'll bump "patiently” to dance in your kitchen, put it on for your surf crew and coworkers, and send it to pen pals in distant lands. we're back, with more to come.


Patiently

Now You're Mine