FLOAT (demo)

Beach Memory Fading

The Evil Filtr

Error Venture

I've been picking at bones on a banquet fit for thieves 
I've been digging for gold in the crawl space 'neath the boards 
I've inhabited darkness far too long to see 
The rosey fingers of dawns delight 

In the morning 
In the morning 

It's a lot to take in for the moment, give me a chance 
To separate from the din all the noises that make any sense 
But in the meantime take it as I still care for you 
I'll let you know if my feelings change 

In the morning 
In the morning 
In the morning 
in the morning 

Let's take a walk on the hillside surrounding the embers of town 
We're close enough to see home far enough to be out of the crowd 
You can look at the whole thing with a rose tint point of view 
And I'll be nursing this half full glass 

Till the morning 
Till the morning

Till The Morning

A cover of The Book of Love by The Magnetic Fields (Featuring Lauren Rycroft).

The Book of Love

As part of The 1975’s takeover of The Face, we’re releasing a series of podcasts featuring frontman Matty Healy in conversation with his musical heroes.

It’s hard to exaggerate the all-round cultural significance of Brian Eno. 

He’s a producer, conceptual artist and theorist who pioneered the ambient genre and the idea of generative music. In a five-decade career, this one-time member of Roxy Music and lifelong experimentalist has collaborated with multiple artists including David Bowie, Talking Heads, Devo and U2, helping them all expand their musical horizons.

He’s also a famously nice bloke. And, it turns out, he’s a big admirer of The 1975.

In this podcast, Healy and Eno express their admiration for each other’s work and dissect the concepts behind ambient music and abstract art, the exciting potential of gaming, the sly wit of Bowie, and the difficult task of making decent political music. 

Want to hear more of these? We also have podcasts featuring Matty talking to Stevie Nicks, Conor Oberst, Steve Reich, Mike Kinsella, Kim Gordon and Bobby Gillespie. Read the full transcripts on TheFace.com

Follow us on Twitter/Instagram: @TheFaceMagazine

Brian Eno and Matty Healy in conversation

A cover of an iconic song from an iconic show about murder, cherry pie and the evil of television.

L. CAT: Vocals
Mat Peters: Guitar, recording, mixing, vocals

Just You & I (Twin Peaks Cover) with Mat Peters

Another iconic song from another iconic film by the same iconic director. Good for soothing you to sleep.

Vocals by L. CAT
Vocals & Mixing by Mat Peters

Blue Velvet (Bobby Vinton Cover) with Mat Peters

Ambient 001

I wrote this in 20 minutes ago and just wanted to put it out - it's not mixed or mastered or anything but I just thought "why the fuck not"?? I've been very choked up for a long time about putting stuff Out There, often really reluctant to until it's flawless but I've recently realised that that day may never come and that I can't live my whole life keeping secrets until perfection arrives because what a waste of time that would be.

The cover art is a painting that I saw at MCR Art Gallery a year or so ago and couldn't get out of my head (description below) and a few months ago I found a postcard of it framed in a charity shop, with some hidden relationship memorabilia in the back from someone else's relationship and now I love it even more.

"Sappho was a Greek lyric poet born circa 600 BC. She wrote about love, yearning and reflection, often dedicating her poems to the female pupils who studied with her on the island of Lesbos. According to legend, she threw herself herself into the sea from the cliff of Leucadia on account of her unrequited love for Phaon, a young man from Mitylene. [...] The expanse of sky is storm grey, broken only by a sliver of light on the horizon."

Beach Memory Fading

Kim's Garden