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Brando

Produced by Aidan O'Brien

My love, where have we gone
Am I really worth it? Am I really gold?
My love, all of this space
I left the window open, so I could call your name

I'm sorry, sorry that you wanted more
I'm sorry that you didn't get what you came here for 
I'm sorry, sorry that you wanted more
I'm sorry that you didn't get what you came here for 

My love, don't stay
Don't you keep me with you, just to keep your place 
My love, don't stay 
You loved me far to tightly, but you'll let go some day

I'm sorry, sorry that you wanted more
I' sorry that I couldn't feel what you're fighting for 
I'm sorry, that you gave it all
I'm sorry that the better you give the harder you fall 

All my skin, I'm wrapped in
All I need

Sorry

Coloured Rain

These balladeers hold nothing back when they deliver this art-rock gem, revealing once again an undeniable ability to pen down classics “Ok, No Wait” is a surprise; compared to their previous works it shows greater complexity, and therefore an enrichment of their sonic spectrum, which, in several occasions, disavows their initial folk-pop faith.

“A soft approach to songwriting and a contralto voice, where you hear whispers, murmurs, deliberately annoying notes, sweet feminine falsettos, which leave time for warm and deep sounds, ready to bloom in melodic drawings of disarming inspiration”.

White

Treasures In Disguise is The Yelins' second single from their album "Echoes".

Treasures In Disguise

produced by slow pulp
mixed & mastered by henry stoehr
cover art by alex julian leeds
special thanks to ellen and dennis o'hare

www.slowpulp.com

High

Harvey Rushmore & the Octopus is a seducing mix of Garage, Surf and Krautrock, including some Psych rushes from the past.