Our debut album, Torn Between Earths, is now live!

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Download for free here: https://blackurth.bandcamp.com/releases 

The band Blackurth is a songwriting duo of Sir. Black, and Governor Urth. However, the band is really just a combination of tragedy, desperation and time travel. This album, Torn Between Earths, was planned when the no talent hack, Sir. Black woke up homeless at home in his bed.
At the age of 247, Sir. Black realized how fast life had gone by. While combing his teeth and brushing his hair, the idea of putting an album out crossed his mind. Six hours, and six minutes, and six maniacal laughs later, Sir. Black entered his dollhouse garage and turned on his time machine. 
The voices claim his last words were, “Piss off, you twattleing cucks. I’m going to an alternate dimension to kill my younger self.”
The voices asked, “Why, Sir. Black?”
“I won’t tell you,” he yelled. “It is so that I could steal my own songs and become rich and famous. Damn, I said too much.”
Sir. Black spent six hours, and six minutes, and six hysterical cries, before zapping himself into another timeline.
Meanwhile, Governor Urth returned home from a big concert with multiple girls tearing off his clothes. He shoved them aside screaming, “Be gone soft ones! Why can't I live a normal life like everybody else? Why must I be trapped in my own fame?”
As he slept, he heard the voices saying unto him, “M’lord Governor, if you want freedom from soft ones you must go back and kill your younger self. But be warned. You must not kill yourself. Just kill Sir. Black, I guess. For he will become famous and you will be homeless at home. Steal Sir. Black’s songs and release them next to yours. Call it, Torn Between Earths.” 
The voices faded, laughing like a funeral full of grade school girls….

Constantly on the search for new artists to expand my library. It's like treasure hunting! As for me, I am a writer of several blogs and a hiker of many trails. I hail from the great Pacific Northwest, in a small town at the bottom right-hand corner of Washington.

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