Lyrics by Greg Wilson
Music by Postgrads

At the end of the world you will find a new home
A place you can call love and lost love’s only once 
And it’s there you will find a life left behind 
The traces of dreams and the children as they run and scream 
And all around you becomes a dream

Stuck in a box below the crust of the earth 
if you look around how could it get any worse
How do you know you let the right ones in 
when everyone is saying how much they have sinned

Looking for an end 
Looking for an end 
Looking for an end
I'm looking for the end 

To life’s little contradictions and the stupid things we say
For a moment they won’t mean a thing as we get out of our own way

Looking for the end 
Looking for the end 
Looking for the end
Looking for the end

sarah i - vocals, piano
greg w - vocals, guitar, synth 
ryan s - bass, drums

Bonfires & Daydreams

At The End

Healer

I started writing this during the winter when the words "Wrap up, you got the chill of the fever upon you," stuck in my head during the everyone is sick part of wintertime. I used: 
Guitar, bass, Midi keyboard, DM-1, Some Waves plugins, and crescent wrench (1/2 in. obvs).

Lyrics: 
wrap UP you got the chill of the fever
upON you 
I’m proud but I’m ROTten
This glass has no BOTtom / come

HOME
to the voices of people who
LOVed you
A chorus
From miles above you

Chorus 1
Sick and ventilated
Remember why I came
A passing conversation
Irene Cara starred in Fame

Verse 2
Your
EYES had something left
BEHIND them
so KIND
I couldn’t recogNIZE You

You FELT
Like a KRISHNA
PEACEful
and toGETHer

Chorus 2 
Produce a deck of cards
So we can lose your game
Lay down or put up a
fight for the fame

Verse 3
the
SUN
Rises in the VALLEY
We’re ALONE
but we’re HAPPY / I 

CRIED
The tears of a 
STRANGER
who met his oldest
FRIEND

Chorus 3
Lies are superstitions
Birds all look the same
Remember that I loved you
This rock has got a name

Chill of the Fever

A song about a debut of a band where the lead vocalist experiences stage fright.

LYRICS:

I stand at the doorway - there's no place to hide
I felt so much safer tucked safely inside
You call out my name and the fear starts to climb
The music starts playing - my pulse beats in time.

Who knows the reason I stand on this stage?
Singing my songs while I'm trapped in this cage.
It was not my heart anyone would be stealing
Yet now is the time - for

The revealing.
The revealing
The revealing
The revealing

I look for a way out - there's no where to hide
Is this my frame of mind or just my foolish pride
The curtains draw open - the lights are so bright
My eyes burn so painfully - where is my night.

(chorus)

Who knows the reason I stand on this stage?
Singing my songs while I'm trapped in this cage.
It was not my heart anyone would be stealing
Yet now is the time - for

(chorus)

The Revealing

The Revealing - a rocker with a female vocal

Inspired by “Night Prayer” from “A New Zealand Prayer Book, He Karakia Mihinare o Aotearoa.”

Mastered by Ben Mullins.

No More Tomorrows (Night Prayer)

I of the Storm (Of Monsters and Men cover)

Soft Stars - -Together Again Take28

The Cosmic Reset Button

SAME

This song was written in the style of a lullaby but has deeper meaning. There are times when we all must leave the safety of our cocoons, take our wings, and go on a courageous journey meant only for us. I dedicate this to my nieces: Caitlyn, Alisia, and Emma.

This Cocoon

Sommar Vid Vattnet

My aim with (neo)- psychedelia
Is to be free of formal song structures. 
To allow emotions, both dark and light, to express themselves and reveal deeper images and messages from the subconscious and from soul. (Soul inspired music btw is not always pretty and polite)
I like to create atmospheres in which to hang out for a time
No barriers so I can then hybridise with other genres
I'm open to everything from Bach to Billy Idol (excepting Strauss waltzes and fairground organs... however I'm open to persuasion)
Hopefully to surprise and to disorientate. To use minimalist repeating phrases which build and give a hypnotic vibe or groove
Psychedelia teaches us that there is no rush, it's not the end that matters it's the process of getting there, that is my true goal
But I also bear in mind the imperative to be relevant 
The late 60's early 70's gave us so many great musical gifts (Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa etc the list is very long) and I for one am happy to keep unwrapping them
I highly value improvisation and jamming (but I have a no noodling policy). Instrumental music has a vocabulary of emotions with which I'm always mindful that there is a story encoded. 
I always record the first take as this is where magic, beyond the mind, can instantly emerge. An out of key, "mistake" is redefined as an accidental note or a borrowed chord a "surprise" and can liberate the piece from predictability. A degree of disharmony and musical tension are often necessary within a piece so that the subsequent release into harmony and joy is a highlighted sense of relief and spaciousness 
It's not so much about striving for technical perfection, it's about first and foremost serving the song.
I love that a piece can literally emerge from the tone of a single note, lightly asking "I wonder where this will take me?"
This keeps me guessing and ever curious 
In musical flow states, I am sometimes transcended into subtler realms of spirit. I've met some of my muses there... it can be very ecstatic 
Life on this planet, when observed for long enough, consists of periods of challenge leading to more settled blissful states... but one can only ever acknowledge these and keep on moving through, cycle after cycle.
Sometimes the pain and the bliss are simultaneous.
Psychedelia is here to remind us, usually with a mixture of compassion and gentle non insistent wisdom, that we are all equally valid and as important as one another.
The generation of this music doesn't require me to be in any specific state, prior to playing, in order to engage with it.

The Cosmic Reset Button

Chimera Riddle (alt rock and psychedelia)