Quelque

Dead still, barely alive. 
Can’t sleep, can’t even cry
To rest is to rust sometimes

Caught in this warm cloud I’m floating high. 
I don’t dare to dream I’ll come down

Beat me, break me down
Don’t say ‘I can’t make it tonight’ or ‘I can’t see it coming’

Caught in this warm cloud I’m floating high, I don’t dare to dream I’ll come down
Clocks ticking longer and louder now, must move cos to rest is to rust sometimes

Break me down; Come on break me down now (repeat)

Caught in this warm cloud I’m floating high, I don’t dare to dream I’ll come down
Clocks ticking longer and louder now, must move cos to rest is to rust sometimes

To Rest is to rust sometimes 
To rust sometimes (repeat)


Dead Still

Flashes

We Go Forth Tonight

A reflection upon the difficulty of staying on the wagon

The Wagon

Narcisco are a Sunderland-based trio who released their debut single 'Crawl' on 1st August 2013. 
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Formed in 2010, they quickly won the attention of BBC Wear Introducing and The Bunker's Manifesto magazine with their first demo, the ambitious seven song 'Sturmovik' recorded in a studio on the banks of the River Wear. Building upon this momentum and using the rich heritage of each member's previous group (Leatherface, Pride of the Revolution and The Carmodies), the three piece set about creating big songs that combine mantra-like guitars and emotive words. 
Narcisco make every song matter by combining musical dynamism with subject matter ranging from local icons to boxing to greek mythology to mining disasters. The four songs available were recorded at Room 3 Studio, Sunderland in August 2012 and produced by Neil Bassett of Hyde and Beast. Following initial gigs on Wearside and Teesside, more high profile appearances are planned for 2013.

Dead Still

Narcisco

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