Plateau

Get Out Your Head

Beach Lizard

I thought I could dive in and breathe
Get you branded for a week
Fill up at the feast
And be released 
From the need
To ever eat again

I thought our fire would keep me warm
A memory with all the heat of sun
The way we rub two sticks
And hope a spark sticks
And hope a spark sticks

Over and over and over and over and over 
And over and over and over and over and over
And over and over

Over and over and over and over and over
And over and over and over and over and over
And over and over

But I’m bigger than the devil
Which sings my song
Bigger than the devil
Which won’t let me run
And I’m bigger than the devil
Which beats my drum
And I’m bigger than the devil

I thought I could dive in and breathe
Get you branded for a week
Fill up at the feast
And be released 
From the need
To ever feed again

I thought our fire would keep me warm
A memory with all the heat of sun
The way we rub two sticks
And hope a spark sticks
And hope a spark sticks

Over and over and over and over and over 
And over and over and over and over and over
And over and over

Over and over and over and over and over
And over and over and over and over and over
And over and over

But I’m bigger than the devil
Which sings my song
Bigger than the devil
Which won’t let me run
And I’m bigger than the devil
Which beats my drum
And I’m bigger than the devil

Bigger Than The Devil

23 is the first single of the new Lucky Iris era. The track is about the stress of getting older but somehow feeling younger than ever. A feeling which at times seems silly and all-consuming but it’s there all the same... Written and produced by the pair, mixed by Richard Wilkinson (Adele, Kaiser Chiefs) and mastered by Antony Ryan (Oh Wonder); ‘23’ is the mesh of the duo’s love for hyper-pop hooks and the quintessential age of British indie music. Supported by Help Musicians and released through Launchpad+.

Another Lad Insane

Sometimes it all gets too much
And you lose your head 'cause you're losing touch
And you go to the moon and you dance with the stars
'Cause there's pain that remains in the scars

On Mute

New single by Geordie punk group Swine Tax, featuring guest vocals by Robyn of bigfatbig fame.

Words & music by Swine Tax.
Artwork by Vince L.

Swine Tax - Annual Leave

Glue is a lively and energetic song that's sure to get your toes tapping, but beyond the catchy beat and upbeat tempo lies a deep exploration of vulnerability, connection, and the power of interpretation.

Overall, the lyrics of Glue are poignant and evocative, capturing the feeling of finding safety and comfort in someone else's care.

Bigger Than The Devil

Luke De-Sciscio