I was alone 
and you were around
and that's how it started
I laid my face 
down onto your shoulder
You turned your head 
and everything changed

One moment we were friends
Then we were something more
One kiss that never ended
I'm seeing double 
but I know you're the one

Climbing the stairs
up into your room
to lie down on your bed
Funny this morning
we'd never have known
Now we're here in the dark
and I can see

The shape of you, it's new to me
But I think I know you well
I play it out after, over and over
in the back of my mind 
in the back of the taxi home

I was so hurt before
Now I am thankful for
everything you are
Cos you showed me
how it really feels
to be loved

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Music & lyrics by Anna Vincent.
Produced & mixed by Max Bloom.
Mastered by Joe Caithness at Joe Caithness Mastering.
Guitars, bass, keys performed by Max Bloom.
Drums performed by Adam Gammage.

Under The Glass

Seeing Double

Lyena - Boys Toys

Masters of TC & The Groove Family's 'First Home'. 

Debut album on Worm Discs.

02 Bossfight Ft. Pariss Elektra

Drag Behind

Out of The Sun

William Burroughs's 'cut-up' & 'fold-in' literary methods are the inspiration for this track: the frozen moment when everyone hears what's on the end of every tuning fork.

music composed & performed by Junkyard of Silenced Poets - copyright & all rights reserved.

William S Burroughs

Released 18th March 2022.
Written and produced by Seaker
Mixed/mastered by Rick David and Buzz Allan

Shadow

Fresh On The Net Fresh Fave 

Included in Tom Robinson's BBC Radio 6 Music Mixtape  

"Killer groove" Tom Robinson - via Twitter 8th April 2022

"It's so rare for UK musicians to convincingly reproduce those loose, effortless kind of grooves pioneered in New Orleans, but I have to say this irresistible jam - Parasite Lost - pulls it off without breaking a sweat."  Tom Robinson on air BBC Radio 6 Music Mixtape, 18th April 2022

"The latest offering from the amazing Junkyard of Silenced Poets is the wonderfully titled Parasite Lost. It is essentially a piece of mind-spinning but also highly satisfying Dub mixing it with chords that are partly derived from Jazz and partly from the kind of harmonic language I would often associate with contemporary classical (elements of whole tone and similarly configured chords) although the feel is nothing like either. I hear distant echoes of early Gang of Four and pre-Sweetest Girl Scritti going on, perhaps alongside some of the experimental Ruts B-sides [and subsequent Ruts DC moments] but the sounds here are much more contemporary, much less scratchy and have an irresistible resonance. Captivating, cool and confidently individual." -- Neil March - Trust The Doc No. 66

"Parasite Lost is a kooky rock dub reggae jam like the soundtrack to a suspense scene in a 70s cop show" -- Kerry JK - FOTN Fresh Fave review

music composed & performed by Junkyard of Silenced Poets - copyright & all rights reserved

Parasite Lost

Struggling To Sleep

I found this Northumbrian pipe tune in a manuscript. It's called 'Over the Border' and I think was about Hadrian's Wall. I got a slight obsession with the sound of this tune, and the idea of borders. How humans perceive and create borders which do not exist in nature, and what this means for the world.

If you like the track and you want to support me to make more music, you can buy it here cheap as actual chips: https://frankiearcher.bandcamp.com/track/over-the-border

Over The Border

Teenager Again

the demon lover tour 😈 on sale now

frankiearchermusic.com

Northumbrian electro-folk musician and producer Frankie Archer has announced her new EP 'Pressure and Persuasion' and released new single "Barbara Allen" along with an entrancing accompanying video. New EP 'Pressure and Persuasion' will be released 4th October, arriving amidst dates this autumn supporting The Last Dinner Party (following a personal invitation from the band) - and a full UK headline tour of her own running through October and November.

Frankie Archer's new EP 'Pressure and Persuasion' tells the stories of four women and girls from centuries past who navigate the same expectations that are put on women today. It encompasses joy, bravery, defiance and helplessness, and challenges ideas about how womens’ stories are told and perceived.

New single and EP opener "Barbara Allen" is one of the most re-told songs in the English language. Frankie's spiralling interpretation - co-produced by Jim Moray - transcends expectations. "It's about a mean, cruel-hearted woman (irony there)," Frankie explains, continuing: "It’s 350+ years old but is dripping with the same expectation that’s laid onto women today."

Melding otherworldly electronic production that snaps and darts between the age-old prose, Frankie utilises harshly chopped and distorted fiddle, pitch-shifted vocals, swinging drum samples and a rich assemblage of analogue and digital synths, with her distinctive approach to folk storytelling opening up a new way of understanding the fabled tale.