Through you I see a part of me 
A broken piece that helped me see
When I break I know it's not the end 
So let me fall so I can start again 

Where do I go from here
Where do I go from here 
I don't know where I'm going 
Where do I go from here

Swimming in a sea of cries
Such a blessing in disguise
No sense of direction 
On a journey of a lesson 

Where do I go from here 
Where do I go from here 
I don't know where I'm going 
Where do I go from here 

One back
Two steps forward
Feels like I'm going nowhere 
One back
Two steps forward 

Where do I go from here 
Where do I go from here 
I don't know where I'm going 
Where do I go from here

Where Do I Go From Here

'Woozle' - the debut single from Alfa Nova

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Writing/Production/Performance - Alfa Nova 
Engineering/Drums - Ben Gandy
Mixing/Production/Mastering - Isaac Ashby
Music Video by Benjamine Saville (@bnsvl)

Lyrics:
Hold on, closer
I sense a dark light
Lord, be over
I see a way out

You'll have to move, go and see me try
You'll have to move when you should try
You'll have to move when it's not a fight
Carry the weight for miles and miles

Goodby notions
Emotions of trust
Heart is broken
Leave it to adjust

You'll have to move, go and see me try
You'll have to move when you should try
You'll have to move when it's not a fight
Carry the weight for miles and miles

Kill emotions all-in-one
Carry the weight, I don't know how
Kill emotions one more time
Carry the weight for miles and miles

All will go, will go ahead
All will go, it's not the end
All will go, will go ahead
All will go, will go, will go

You'll have to move, go and see me try
You'll have to move when you should try
You'll have to move when it's not a fight
Carry the weight for miles and miles

Kill emotions all-in-one
Carry the weight, I don't know how
Kill emotions one more time
Carry the weight for miles and miles

Woozle © 2020 Alfa Nova

Woozle

"Terminal Daze" by Kindsight, released October 16th 2020 via Rama Lama Records. Cover art by instagram.com/acwcollage.

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Kindsight - Terminal Daze

From Cindygod's EP 2 Out August 14th on Fire Talk

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EP2 is the second EP from Cindygod the new project from former Gauntlet Hair members Andy Rauworth and Craig Nice out July 10th 2020 on Fire Talk. Stereogum noted 2018’s EP1 filled with “new wave shimmers and hooks… a sort of ramshackle and scrappy charm.” The new EP doubles down on the hollowed-out saccharine sound of Rauworth’s recent work, while retaining glitchy agitated electronics that pierce together the best of dream pop, post-punk and indie nostalgia. Fans of Gauntlet Hair rejoice! Cindygod is an honest creative extension of some of those original ideas, a little darker & sinister around the edges.

EP 2

Cindygod - On It's Side

Fine EP, 9th December 2020 on Big Indie Records.

No Gloom

This EP is a combination of KATZ two main passions – music and film. After a spark of creativity and emotion inspired by hours of captivating cinema, KATZ explored this passion further, feeding off the emotion and concept of film, culminating into a collection of songs dedicated to the big screen.

Lady Bird

The End.

"Brooklyn's Russian Baths released their debut album back in 2019. A year later, they've returned to album standout "Responder" for an entirely new "Night" version of the song. Where the original is a dark, driving rock song, the new take is haunted, twinkling like the midnight sky, with skittering drums, melancholy piano and an open road's worth of atmosphere." ~ BrooklynVegan

Striving to control others (emotions, desire, behaviors) corrupts. This seems like a chronic symptom of the worst in masculinity.

A responder talks back, but does it listen? Not equipped with the tools to be vulnerable, one voice denies reality, refuses to connect, exerts more control, idolizing restraint ("the way I held every face card") and admonishing its counterpart ("you way you scolded me"). With denial (to self and other), all's bound to collapse. Both know it will happen. Neither wants it.

I guess it's also an exploration of the big 80s breakup love ballads of the Patty Smyth featuring Don Henley variation, but the dark sexual politics of the heartbreak are more explicit. This is the night version.

I was listening to a lot of the xx and Sinead O'Connor when we wrote it and when re-recording it, I was listening to PJ Harvey almost exclusively. I wonder if this bleeds into the atmosphere.
credits
released February 5, 2021
Russian Baths are Jess Rees & Luke Koz

Keys ~ Jade Shames
Drums ~ Daniel Gallardo

Mixed by James Frazee

The End.

Mothman, The Man

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