A pop-rock sound with soft psychedelic touches, which are all the more enhanced by the kaleidoscopic effect of this trippy music video. The Flaming Lips come to mind, while some projects involving Sean Lennon seem a source of influence on this spacey song.

Heavenly

I know I let you in, I just swung the door out wide
Then I gave you your very own tour of the places that I’d hide
I told the truth to you
The grit and the dirt
But you dragged that mud around and you know how that hurt

And I’ve turned it over now
You know that I’ve climbed every branch
But I can’t find a way through where I ever stood a chance, against you

You had your puppet show and I’d admire each display
I thought the way we’d pull and push was just the way that we’d play
I let your words be my drug
I let them heat my veins
Now it’s hard to understand
Why I’d tend to those flames

And I’ve turned it over now
You know that I’ve climbed every branch
But I can’t find a way through where I ever stood a chance 

And your voice was quicksand
And I was in waist deep
We had all these moments that I wanted to frame up and keep
Your way seemed timeless
Gentle and unique
It just disarmed me though
Left me feeling weak

And I’ve turned it over now
You know that I’ve climbed every branch
But I can’t find a way through where I ever stood a chance

And I’ve turned it over now
You know that I’ve climbed every branch
But I can’t find a way through where I ever stood a chance

And I’ve turned it over now
You know that I’ve climbed every branch
But I can’t find a way through where I ever stood a chance

And I’ve turned it over now
You know that I’ve climbed every branch
But I can’t find a way through where I ever stood a chance, against you.

Puppet Show

Online now featuring The Creatures, with love, latest track... ”She’s So Fine”. Let’s take a trip back in time, to the 60s, and 70s. A period of innocence, colourful excitement, liberation, and musical emotion. My latest track, pure, raw, Rock’n Roll, reflects some of the hysteria and creative passion of that generation, my generation. Initially written in 2013 and a re-make 2023, the feel and style, reflect that moment in time, check it out, enjoy, 
”She’s So Fine”.https://soundcloud.com/morr-ser/shes-so-fine
"The Creatures"Original - Music/Lyrics/Performed: Serber/Basta Mixing/Mastering/Engineer: Imagine StudiosProduction: Made in CanadaThank you, everyone, for your support. Your feedback is valued and appreciated... Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/The-Creatures-1516847445194783/

She's So Fine

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The Empress Way EP

Post War Plans

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Debris Discs - Post War Plans

A song lamenting the heaviness of love and lightness of being alone.

Stone

Plato had it easy
Right place right time
To write down his lessons
And make them last through time
I'm lacking inspiration
I'm already past my prime
The grass was always greener
When you're on the other side
I don't know what to do
In this world

So I did my research
I looked it up online
I asked Jeeves
He shrugged and deeply sighed
He said, "you're not like Sinatra,
No, you don't have his eyes
And you don't like dancing
When your feet are getting tired."
I don't know what to do
In this world
I don't know what to do
In this world
I don't know what to do
I don't know what to do

I don't want the dreaming
I don't want the hope
I gave my all already
And now I wish I'd never spoke
If "everyone's an artist"
Then who is left to gaze?
Will the seats lie empty
When we're standing on that stage?
I don't know what to do
In this world
world
I don't know what to do
I don't know what to do

Aaron Neville - keyboards, backing vocals
Adam Kidd - composer, rhythm guitar, lead vocals, production
Adam Whittles - bass guitar, backing vocals
James Crump - drums, percussion, engineering
Tom Alty - lead guitar, backing vocals

Tristan Maclenahan - mixing and mastering (Aquitaine Sounds)

Don't Know What To Do

Just The Way You Move

Taken from Seven Years of Bad Luck. Debut solo album: out 1.10.23.

I'm finally releasing my debut solo album: 7 years after its inception. 7 years later a lot has changed and it's time to let these songs go.

What do they say
Any old port in a storm
Even when a snake in the grass
Offers a slow motion car crash
It won't last
You knew that
But you're still rubbing salt in the wound
Acting like the injured when you cannot face
It's all about decisions
The ones that you made
That you can't erase

You act like your heart was made up
Then your legs just went a different way
Felt like we needed a shake-up
Didn't think we'd end up quite so strange
So estranged

What have you done?
Left a hole in your world
Left a gap in your soul
What did you expect me to say
"That's okay, just run away,"
You're caught in between two stools
But you are not a victim and I am no fool
It's a game I'm not gonna play anymore
I am through keeping scores

You act like your heart was made up
Then your legs just went a different way
I know that it's hard to break up
But it's harder just to work and stay
And stay

You act like your heart was made up
Then your legs just went a different way
I know that it's hard to break up
But it's harder just to work and stay
Now you preach to your congregation
Who echo every word you say
Late at night when you seek salvation
There's a silence and it never saves
Never saves
Never saves
Never saves

What do they say
Is it back to the drawing board
We tend to eulogise
But we all have our flaws
I am just now seeing yours

Seven Years of Bad Luck

Idiom

How long have I been gone?
Weeks, months, years?
Ship on fire
Burning in the night
Illuminates the sky
In the absence of light
Slowly sailing to a place
In my mind
Leaving everything far behind
Leaving it all behind
I understand life backwards
But I have to live it forwards
I understand life backwards
But I have to live it forwards
Time is not a river
Flowing only downstream
Time is not a hallway
Going one way or the other
Time is not an ocean
Moving in all directions
Time is a jungle
Filled with scary monsters
My ship is on fire
Drifting to a place
In my mind
My ship is on fire 
Leaving it all behind
We understand life backwards
But we have to live it forwards
We understand life backwards
But we have to live it forwards

Ship On Fire

Logan Sedona - Really Of You

Fragile Creatures new single, Parallel Lines, is available digitally from May 29th 2020. A fourth teaser single from their forthcoming second album, Punk Yacht, scheduled for release in August the album was recorded by the band in the Portslade rehearsal room they share with Electric Soft Parade. Fragile Creatures are the main project from Brighton musician Adam Kidd, a singer-songwriter who’s been playing the local scene since his early teens, son of Jeremy Kidd, the singer from classic 80s indie band the Red Guitars. Adam has played side-man for groups like ESP side-project The Fiction Aisle, Fierce Friend, and The Mojo Fins, whilst quietly working away on solo projects and fronting the mighty Fragile Creatures. 

Combining rock, pop, grunge and catchy melodies, Fragile Creatures evoke the spirit of great musical innovators of the past from Bowie to Blur and beyond. The band are gearing up to release Punk Yacht, with a series of psych-pop singles. ‘Parallel Lines’, the latest of these, is the most mellow track on the album, reminiscent of John Lennon’s simple ballad writing. Its lyric considering patience in troubling times it seems to resonate with the lockdown conditions of 2020. Speaking about ‘Parallel Lines’ Kidd states;

"I wrote this one three years ago, getting over the end of a long-term relationship and struggling to open up to new possibilities. The refrain, "you can't go back home," is meant to reference Greek philosopher Heraclitus' observation that, “No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.” Time and events in our lives changes us, for better or for worse we become new people, which is something we all must accept if we are to move forwards."

Over the coming weeks Fragile Creatures will perform every song from Punk Yacht ahead of its August release on their YouTube channel. In the absence of live performance, the band are creating stripped back lockdown-live versions recorded from their separate homes, and interspersed with cover songs from bands they are influenced by.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4M-VzkemsMN5nT9lIR3XnlCg1LgqtUJF

Punk Yacht

Parallel Lines

punk yacht quintet...
"We're never going to give up on you."

Parallel Lines

Fragile Creatures

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