Hunger for a Way Out

Atelier

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Scuba - Plateau (Full Stream)

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Bobby

[Verse]
Cards thrown up they twist in the sky
Do they float or do they die
The wind decides what’s fair or not
An endless shuffle a tangled knot

[Verse 2]
Where they land does anyone care
Truth or bluff it's all laid bare
Fingers crossed but hearts undone
The game’s not over it’s just begun

[Chorus]
Lost in a maze a twisted illusion
Every step breeds more confusion
Maps are torn the compass spins
The minefield laughs as we begin

[Verse 3]
Thoughts like whispers dark and loud
A chase through shadows a falling cloud
No way out no finish line
Stumbling blind past reason's sign

[Bridge]
Ticking clocks and breaking rules
The joker laughs at all the fools
Picking pieces from the flames
The world’s an ass in these wicked games

[Chorus]
Lost in a maze a twisted illusion
Every step breeds more confusion
Maps are torn the compass spins
The minefield laughs as we begin

Labyrinth of Fate

Miracle Waves

Taken from The Sticks' forthcoming tape 'Why Bother' out 02/06/17 via Faux Discx. ORDER HERE >>> http://www.fauxdiscx.com/shop/the-sticks-why-bother

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Why Bother is an unearthed, long-forgotten, and previously unreleased album that was due to see the light-of-day some years ago, by The Sticks; a Brighton institution.

A rarely spotted, but much-loved group which shares members with The Pheromoans and King Alfred Man of Leisure. They are a stripped-down garage party band, they bash drums, sway on the bass and claw at guitar - often swapping over instruments between songs live - and yelp with melodic abandon and delight. The Sticks were once dubbed as 'semi-amateur', this may be true. With cheap, unreliable equipment they manage to tease out a cacophony of crashing drums and raucous guitar melodies.

The key elements of the trio's sound are undoubtedly drawn from the rudimentary ideas found in the more inept efforts of mid-sixties teen bands such as The Chimney Sweeps and The Keggs. They then take a touch of The Raincoats, and finally dribble some comparisons with modern (ish) day equivalents The Black Lips, The Coachwhips or The Hospitals.

Miracle Waves

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