this doesn't reflect anything at all that I think or believe btw other than thinking the original song sounds cool

god, syria, bashar and dancecore

demo of a song written by me and my friend ben


lyrics by ben and james
guitar by ben
vocals by ben
bass by james
photograph by james

Marathon Blues song demo

I DO NOT OWN THIS MUSIC

LINK TO THE SONG ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/8d2wnBRFVEw


Metroid by Dj Britt

"They Love You" by Mode Atlanta

Recorded and Mixed by Konstantin Kersting at Empire Studios in Brisbane, Australia
Mastered by Leon Zervos at Studios 301, Sydney, Australia

Lyrics

I can hear them from the mailbox 
Plotting out the gruelling evening schedule 
They, they're always coming around 
My life without a sound 
Just burning to the ground 
But it's because they love you... 

They tell tales over dinner 
Of things i said at work that day 
Then they tie me to a chair 
Put colours through my hair 
Why would they even care? 
Well it's because they love you... 

Oh why can't they be taught each man is an island? 
Looks like they're staying one more night... 

(Go to sleep, can't you tell i'm god damn tired?)

Credits
released September 8, 2016 
Keegan Huxley-Booth - bass 
Ryan Morgan-Kleinman - drums 
Mitchell Laney - vocals, guitars

They Love You

"Garden Varieties" by Mode Atlanta

Recorded and Mixed by Konstantin Kersting at Empire Studios in Brisbane, Australia
Mastered by Leon Zervos at Studios 301, Sydney, Australia

Just another day 
To not tend to the grass 
To sit down on my arse 
And think about the people that could do me wrong 
Thinking that i might 
Sleep until the light 
Turns into the night 
And let that weight slide right off my shoulders 

But past decisions haunt me 
Riding in on an unlikely wind 
Lift me up like grazing cattle 
From a nineties tragicomedy 

Here is where i land 
A paean to the bland 
A pyre for my plans 
In the mother of all ironies, a cul-de-sac 
Still i'm gonna try 
And push that to the side 
Unearth some sense of pride 
And kickstart that f***er if it kills me 

But past decisions haunt me 
Riding in on an unlikely wind 
Lift me up like grazing cattle 
Then they throw me somewhere out to sea 

By Sunday morning i could be far away 
Leave all the papers on the driveway 
Speed past the laundromat, blow a kiss to the fray 
Stop by the ATM and what else could it say 
Not today 

Under breath i curse my problems 
They're all of a garden variety 
Drooling like the common madman 
I'm telling you it sure is a sight to see...

Credits
released September 8, 2016 
Keegan Huxley-Booth - bass 
Ryan Morgan-Kleinman - drums 
Mitchell Laney - vocals, guitars

Garden Varieties

"I Don't Miss Then" by Mode Atlanta

Recorded and Mixed by Konstantin Kersting at Empire Studios in Brisbane, Australia
Mastered by Leon Zervos at Studios 301, Sydney, Australia

We'd wake up on a Saturday with a noose around our neck
We'd watch Seventh Heaven for seven hours then watch it again
Mourn another failed advance like nothing worse could happen
They dare deny the chosen ones... I don't miss then.

We'd drive around the neighbourhood observe our future subjects
While the dust in the practice room resembled Pompeii
Men talking about their salad days as if they were their last ones
Buried under furrowed brows, bereaving... I don't miss then.

Don't you remember when you passed out on a table,
Then we had to hose you down,
So you could get to work on time?

Now where did all those dreams of emancipation get us?
Here in this booth, in this suburb, both the same
Still waiting on a lumpy old rock song to set us free
If only for a little while... I don't miss then.

I might miss them, but I don't miss then.

Engineered by Konstantin Kersting
Recorded at Empire Studios, Brisbane, Australia
Mastered by Leon Zervos
Mastered at Studio 301, Sydney, Australia

I Don't Miss Then

Lyrics written using a predictive text keyboard trained on the lyrics of The Strokes.

From Botnik's album of algorithmic music (preorder at http://thesongularity.com)

featuring:
Matt Powers (guitar)
Devin Schiff (bass)
Jamie Levinson (drums)
Jamie Brew (guitar and vocals)
Tim Joyce (recording)

It Is This                    

I Don't Want To Be There (Strokes predictive text)

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My track from break corps 2 on norm corps

Marathon Blues song demo

jomey

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