Kyle South (vocals, guitar) lost his father Memorial Day 2023 and that has been the inspiration for this album. These songs are about impermanence, loss, grief, anxiety, love and how to overcome these shared human experiences.

Lyrics:
February lost the moon
Stars describe the mood
February lost the moon
Two thousand thirty seven

Our love is here to stay
Match made in space
Our love is here to stay

February lost the mood
Stars describe the moon
February lost the mood
Two thousand thirty seven
Two thousand thirty seven

Our love is here to stay
Match made in space
Our love is here to stay
Match made in space
Our love is here to stay
Match made in space
Our love is here to stay

>>> All songs were Produced, Recorded, and Mixed by Larry Crane (Elliott Smith, The Shins, Death Cab for Cutie, The Decemberists, Sleater-Kinney, Quasi, The Dandy Warhols, founder of Tape Op Magazine, Oregon Music Hall of Fame inductee) at Jackpot! Recording Studio in Portland, OR.

>>> All songs were mastered by Adam Gonsalves (Elliott Smith, Ty Segall, Kill Rock Stars, Willie Nelson, Rogue Wave) at Telegraph Mastering in Portland, OR.

Indigenous Robot:
Kyle South: Vocals, Guitar
Elyse South: Keyboard
Vince Graeber: Bass
Alex Perrine: Drums

2037

Kyle South (vocals, guitar) lost his father Memorial Day 2023 and that has been the inspiration for this album. These songs are about impermanence, loss, grief, anxiety, love and how to overcome these shared human experiences.

Lyrics:
Marching along in the tail of the wind
Everything you know has yet to begin
Tomorrow is never the place to win
The harder your sorrow will hit your chin
Remember your life is the one you get
Everyday you have is a precious gift
Don’t waste away in the hold have been
Hold your head up high don’t give up the fight

Close your eyes and mean it
Now you’ve got the feeling
Breathe in out
Breathe it out

The limb has fallen from a family tree
The power of grief has shaken each leaf
How will we ever ride out of the storm
Talk about the times when laugher was strong
Guilty of loving my family to much
Guilty of loving my family to much
Now is the time to ride out of the storm
Sharing your life is the way to the door

Close your eyes and mean it
Now you’ve got the feeling
Breathe in out
Breathe it out
Close your eyes and lean in
Now you’ve got the feeling
Breathe in out
Breathe it out

>>> All songs were Produced, Recorded, and Mixed by Larry Crane (Elliott Smith, The Shins, Death Cab for Cutie, The Decemberists, Sleater-Kinney, Quasi, The Dandy Warhols, founder of Tape Op Magazine, Oregon Music Hall of Fame inductee) at Jackpot! Recording Studio in Portland, OR.

>>> All songs were mastered by Adam Gonsalves (Elliott Smith, Ty Segall, Kill Rock Stars, Willie Nelson, Rogue Wave) at Telegraph Mastering in Portland, OR.

Indigenous Robot:
Kyle South: Vocals, Guitar
Elyse South: Keyboard
Vince Graeber: Bass
Alex Perrine: Drums

Breathe

Kyle South (vocals, guitar) lost his father Memorial Day 2023 and that has been the inspiration for this album. These songs are about impermanence, loss, grief, anxiety, love and how to overcome these shared human experiences.

Lyrics:
We’re only here in the flesh and bone
for so long before we’re gone
Don’t be scared just prepare
ten out of ten transition there
Where do we go? What do we become?
Nobody knows when we are done
Where do we go? What do we become?
Nobody knows when we are done
Nobody knows when we are done

Oh I can feel your pain
Here we are, here we are
No nothing stays the same
Here we are, here we are
Though life will still remain
Here we are, here we are
Now we're right back at the start
Here we are, here we are

The flowers bloom then the hours loom
before long the petals are gone
Have no fear as you linger there
signs appear then become one
Where do we go? What do we become?
Nobody knows when we are done
Where do we go? What do we become?
Nobody knows when we are done
Nobody knows when we are done

Chorus 2X

>>> All songs were Produced, Recorded, and Mixed by Larry Crane (Elliott Smith, The Shins, Death Cab for Cutie, The Decemberists, Sleater-Kinney, Quasi, The Dandy Warhols, founder of Tape Op Magazine, Oregon Music Hall of Fame inductee) at Jackpot! Recording Studio in Portland, OR.

>>> All songs were mastered by Adam Gonsalves (Elliott Smith, Ty Segall, Kill Rock Stars, Willie Nelson, Rogue Wave) at Telegraph Mastering in Portland, OR.

Indigenous Robot:
Kyle South: Vocals, Guitar
Elyse South: Keyboard
Vince Graeber: Bass
Alex Perrine: Drums

Here We Are

Kyle South (vocals, guitar) lost his father Memorial Day 2023 and that has been the inspiration for this album. These songs are about impermanence, loss, grief, anxiety, love and how to overcome these shared human experiences.

>>> All songs were Produced, Recorded, and Mixed by Larry Crane (Elliott Smith, The Shins, Death Cab for Cutie, The Decemberists, Sleater-Kinney, Quasi, The Dandy Warhols, founder of Tape Op Magazine, Oregon Music Hall of Fame inductee) at Jackpot! Recording Studio in Portland, OR.

>>> All songs were mastered by Adam Gonsalves (Elliott Smith, Ty Segall, Kill Rock Stars, Willie Nelson, Rogue Wave) at Telegraph Mastering in Portland, OR.

Lyrics:
Laying on your back looking at the star
When you look enough learn who you are
Answering your mind healing your scar
Centering your time letting you unwind

Opening your eyes re-imprint your mind
Hill within a hill making that great that climb
Living a full life consciousness divine
Breaking down the wall deep inside your mind

Now your right on track making a new start
Awakening the mind deconstruct time
Living in the now everything is fine
Taking back your life tuning out the noise

Chorus 2X

Indigenous Robot:
Kyle South: Vocals, Guitar
Elyse South: Keyboard
Vince Graeber: Bass
Alex Perrine: Drums

Hill Within a Hill

"We are all besieged and blitzed by fragments of imagery, contradictory or unrelated, that shake up our old ideas and come shooting at us in the form of broken or disembodied blips. We live, in fact, in a blip culture."

Planetary Line

Watershed

Really

Hill Valley

Picturing

Creepy Children

Indigenous Robot: Kyle South, Elyse Elam, Ryan Longenecker, Tyler Knapp.
Hafkees Records
Recorded at High 5 City by RL Audio
Mixing & Mastering Engineer Tyler Soifer
Asst Engineer Anthony Catalano
IndigenousRobot.com

Westword:

"Indigenous Robot calls itself a psychedelic garage-rock band, and the fuzzed-out guitar of "Ridge Trail," the first cut on this three-song release, certainly bears that out. Still, the quartet actually comes off at times as more polished and not nearly as gritty and rough around the edges as a lot of the psych-rock acts out there. "Spell," for instance, starts off with more of an indie-rock vibe and then morphs into a slow, tom-heavy groove that sounds somewhat inspired by Rain Dogs-era Tom Waits. But then "Shelter Undone" kicks in, and it's the heaviest, sludgiest and most psychedelic tune of the bunch. If anything, Fire Ball is a pretty decent example of what this band is capable of, which is definitely a more modern take on psych-rock."

Ridgetrail

"...Their sound is great, songs are catchy, and you can tell they are in it for the love of the music, pure and simple..."

Indigenous Robot

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