"I Should've Stayed Home" out March 20, 2021

Music and lyrics by Lindsay Baffo

Vox/guitar- Lindsay Baffo
Bass- Gus Puga
Drums- Tib Van Dyke Jr.
Guitar- Carlos Marroquin

Music and Lyrics by Lindsay Baffo

Tracks 1-8 recorded, mixed and mastered by Danny Balistocky at Rev 9 Recording in Hollywood, CA

Track 9 recorded, mixed and mastered by Michael Keehan at Downtown Rehearsal in Los Angeles, CA

Artwork by Simone Arasimowicz

What's The Craic?

Enabler is the first single to be taken from Evans the Death’s new album Expect Delays, out 2nd March via Fortuna POP! (Europe) and Slumberland (USA). Recorded again with producer Rory Atwell (Test Icicles, Warm Brains), the new long-player bristles with underlying tension and veers from rip-roaring noise to quiet contemplation, underpinned by Katherine Whitaker’s extraordinary voice. Enabler opens with a sonic onslaught of fuzz and feedback before the rhythm section explodes into life and the song kicks in, Whitaker's distinctive vocals doubled up like sinister twins prowling around a gorgeously discordant melody.

Evans the Death - Enabler

Killing Me

written by Christina Cuesta Loeb & Blake Straus
produced by Blake Straus
drums by Jarred Tibbetts
vocal engineering by David Dudley Corwin
mixed by Gabe Van
mastered by Paul Logus
photo by Sandrine Lee 
for booking/licensing contact: desertpalmsmusic@gmail.com

i was robbed 
in the middle of the night 
i waited for you here
to say my goodbyes 

did they come 
did you see them there
did they tell you what to do
and where to go? 

could you teach me how to climb into my mind
and make it right?
i'll make the sacrifice 
into the skies

i'm running out of time
i'm running out of time

was it hard? 
does it make sense now? 
am i talking to myself
again today

i’m not scared 
you can show me how
i’ll being waiting for that hole 
to disappear 

could you teach me how to climb into my mind
and make it right?
could you teach me how to miss you 
before i 
i have to say goodbye
i'm running out of time
i'm running out of time
you're running out of time
we've run out, out of

Out Of

4.4.19

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Next Time I See You

#SCFIRST

'Swear Jar' is the first single from our forthcoming EP 'Zero' out Friday 25 October via Dot Dash / Remote Control

'Swear Jar' is an optimistic tune about the dumb stuff we fight about in the heat of the moment, and having the patience to find out what the other person really means without judging them on the language they used initially, on the premise that hindsight is the mother of foresight.

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Lyrics:

it helps to swear if you're hurt,
to scream, and kick, and curse
damning the hypocrites and liars
for what they call friendly fire
when it seemes no suture can make it better
just remember...
it helps to swear if you're hurt

even when you've done nothing wrong
the resentment is just as strong
don't punish yourself for painting fiction
for there's more to be seen in a narrowing vision

if you swear I can tell something's beating you down
we'll dig you out from your underground
it's less like a light switch and more like a dimmer
while the anger is fading, the room will get brighter
same with your language, I understand
there's a spectrum between words like fuck and damn
there's a spectrum between words like fuck and damn
there's a spectrum between words like fuck and damn
so remember...
it helps to swear if you're hurt

#indie #poprock #folk #folkpop #australian #newmusic #alternative

Swear Jar

Stream

Pretenders

Neon Ballroom

I Don't Really Know
Loose Buttons
Something Better
2020

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I don’t really know
Whether five years ago
We thought this out
Time turns to doubt
And I’m ever down

Monumental or middling?
Will we read between the lines? 
Have you heard this old song before?
Should we be happy or resigned?
Try to peek inside a critic’s mind?
Or thank you for giving us the time?

I don’t really know
If in five years or so
We’ll figure out
Time turns to doubt
And I’m ever down

Where do we go from here
(Some one-star review)
Where do we go from here
(Start on something new)

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Recorded at Spaceman Sound in Brooklyn, NY
Produced by Gus Oberg
Mixed by Jeremy SH Griffith
Mastered by Manny Silverstein

Graphic design by Zack Kantor

Stream Loose Buttons' debut album Something Better here: https://awal.ffm.to/somethingbetter 

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Management: eric@mooncrawlmgmt.com

Something Better

I Dont Really Know

Song included in the compilation 3" CD "We are the Time. We are the Famous" that comes with the 10th Cloudberry Fanzine (catalog number 410)! The fanzine includes interviews with Salt Lake Alley, Stephen's Shore, The Seashells, Okama Flannel Boy, The Color Waves, Den Baron, Dayflower and The BV's. 
CD tracklist
a1. Astral Brain - Five Thousand Miles
a2. The BV's - Mould
b1. Salt Lake Alley - But You Do, You Do
b2. Tvärtom - Järkyty
b3. Dayflower - Popping Candy