Shimmery (our first 'hit') from Hiding Place (2004)

Shimmery

Doomed taken from 'Same Revolution Twice' (2015)

I watch the moon and I feel that I’m doomed
I watch the moon and I feel that I’m doomed

I take the car and I drive real far
I take the car and I drive real far

I watch the stars and I see your ruin
I watch the stars and I see your ruin

I take the car and I drive real far
I take the car and I drive real far

You have lost the light in your life and I tried and I tried
I tried to help you but it almost drowned me as well

You have lost the light in your life and I tried and I tried
And I tried and I tried to help you out
Almost drowned me as well

Things, mistakes go as reel through my mind
I can feel how they’re hunting me down

You tortured me emotionally to the core
And now that part of me for you is cold like a stone

I’ll end up to be what you expect from me
I’ll end up to be the witch you expect me to be

I will not let you down
I watch the stars and I feel your ruin
I hear and see your hurt and pain

And I hear the dirt it makes you saying
I watch the stars and I feel your ruin

And I hear and I see your hurt and pain
And I hear the dirt it makes you saying

Things, mistakes go as reel through my mind
I can see how they’re hunting me down

Doomed

Lowlife Philosophers  @ KOM-theatre Restaurant Stage 18th Jan 2016. Two Jupiters (A Suicide Note) with improvised trait.



Two Jupiters (A Suicide Note) (Live in Helsinki 2016)

Intro track 'Shelter From The Wind And The Evil' and 'My Sun' from the debut album 'Hiding Place' (2004). 

Shelter From The Wind And The Evil / My Sun

'Lesson In Disappearing' from 'Violent Calm' (2006) 

Lesson In Disappearing

W. Shatner

Cul-de-Sac from the album Welcome To The Dawn Of A New Time (2009)

Cul-de-Sac

Jewel Elephant from the album Welcome To The Dawn Of A New Time. Features Sandra Mahlamäki (violin). 

Jewel Elephant

Previously unreleased track from the Violent Calm (2006) sessions. 

Emperor Of The Calm Hearts

'Instrumental' Break The Horizon is a previously unreleased track originally recorded during the Violent Calm (2006) album studio sessions (2005). The song didn't end up on the album and is now released here for the first time.

Break The Horizon

Dangerously beautiful, portentous and subtle - Lowlife  Philosophers are Noora Tommila (lead vocals, guitars), Mikko Elo (baritone guitar), Tero Fagerström (keyboards, synths), Ilona Jokinen (bass, vocals) and Daniel Finley (drums). 

New record Same Revolution Twice out now!