Vicious is a reminder that even the self-called righteous people aren't immune to temptations of human nature.
Viagra Boys's and Soft Play's younger brother.

Vicious is @daniel_exposto and @Zebrine.

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ALBUM OUT NOW [KRISTOPHER 01]
'01 to Infinity.

M. Munigant and Juniper Jow 🖤 two digital shades collaborating virtually across the Pacific Ocean to bring a unique mix of dark eclectic synth tones and swirly beats brimming with melancholic pathos--new single, “Postmarked” 💌 is available now on all platforms! 🎶

Singer/songwriter from Canada. I have a few other pages (some I lost access to), but this one is for my main projects. I make no presumptions with genres, so I'll go with "Indie Rock Artist", which, yeah, is the most indie thing you can say. Music is Life, Happiness, Creativity, yada yada yada. Can't live without it. Hope you at least mildly enjoy what I love making!

how the night came

>> soundtracks for soundscapes

The Failed States is a creative project based in an aged care facility in the leafy suburb of Wantirna, Melbourne Australia. 

Initially a recreational outlet, allowing residents to express themselves through music, poetry and napping, The Failed States has since taken on a life of it own. 

Anguished songs about other residents' grandchildren being too loud at the table tennis table, or laments of lukewarm, semi-set pudding were gradually replaced by powerful pieces about climate change, urban decay, relationship breakdown and stolen dentures.

There are no permanent members of The Failed States, we live on, as age, petty rivalries, and forgetfulness takes us all.

The Failed States tries to perform in the common room on the second Tuesday of every month, after lunch.

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Continuing the misspelt cacophony of absurdity

Music has always been in my life, playing guitar in the school music room to headlining the Leadmill.

To solo sets at some of the biggest clubs in the ’90s.
I maintain my creative sanity by composing in my back-room studio, collaborating and remixing.

With age and a little arrogance, it’s time to share my music with a wider audience, instead of just my long-suffering friends

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