Thomas Hyland, Meg Butler, Jess Cornelius, Evelyn Morris, Charlotte Ivey & Joe Talia.

The narrator's decree

Former lovers

 A song likely to slip between the record cracks so here it is, as it is. There is goes.

Live at the Old Bar. Low talk here is Thomas Hyland, Meg Butler, Laura Macfarlane, Ben Woolley & Charlotte Ivey.

Words go something like:

By the train line one sat to object
Concealing each morning with a shirt one would wake
As if the need to pay rent was a self made mistake
Staging lines, barely awake or maybe, just maybe, correct?
 
Each mirror here is covered with paint
But you squint & make out your repeat
What was forced onto you by some cheap gin and weed
Slowly trying to leave now you wait
 
Whilst the train stops short on the tracks
trying to find the next station but instead finding a pack
ranging in age, dressing gowns and some drinks
seeing each day for what the commuters must lack
 
Ahhhh we’re cool-as-fuck here in bare feet
We're now laughing at banks, watching the hours recede 
Yeah, you’re not what you love, your just another mouth to feed,
Rented out by when the workers that leave
 
Turning blue as eyes drop from the face
Still the track record shows that I drove to this place
Now barely alive, one was certain a gasp
You breathe, and I hold in my breath.

Commuters (live)

Yeah, but in the end we all accept it

Famous

To Refuse To Dance

Caveat Emptor

Art-pop led by Thomas Hyland & Charlotte Ivey. Visceral lyrics, rich harmonies, textural instrumentation & driving rhythms.

Low Talk