I took this photo in bangkok. you get distracted looking up its so pretty

Sky High

Close to This

Upcoming Album from Jesse LeGallais.
Release date TBA

2. Hey, Don't Say (It's Not Gonna Be Ok)

Homesick

We were turning into old
Versions of ourselves
If it were only up to me
I’d get used to no one else
We were walking out on ice
Anybody’s guess
Shot the coast in black and white
Know I said I meant to

Change the film
Nothing to show for
How you felt
Sun off your shoulder

Feeling like we’re seventeen
Back where we grew up
So imperfect, in between
Probably my fault
There are days that throw us off
Haven’t read all year
Hard to finish what we start
Been too close to see it clear

And I know what you would say
And I know what you would say

Change the film
Nothing to show for
How you felt
Sun off your shoulder

And I know what you would say
And I know what you would say

Performed by Stray Fossa (W. Evans, N. Evans, Z. Blount)
Lyrics by Nicholas Warren Evans
Music by Nicholas Warren Evans and William J Evans
Produced by William Evans
Cover art by Melissa Santamaría

Change The Film

Buy on vinyl

"Against" is the brand new album by Goth Town, coming out on all digital stores and will also be available for purchase on physical CD from January 2025.

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Garden Of Spirits

again for the first time

Take Me Home

The album title refers to Ursula Le Guin's novel of the same name.

“We live in capitalism, its power seems inescapable – but then, so did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings “ - Ursula Le  Guin



Always Coming Home Is an album concerned with potential. Every beginning contains within it any number of possible paths and destinations. Every moment is a potential for a new beginning. And so Jesse LeGallais who had moved from Montreal with his wife and two young kids after the ending of his Montreal project CTZNSHP,  was musically adrift. Writing and recording nosey or electronic music in his basement after the kids were asleep and releasing them into the void. He reached out to  Palmer Jamieson, who was also going through some significant life upheavals, having recently put his life and studio build on pause due to an injury. What began as a small email asking if Palmer had time to mix a couple tracks turned into a year and a half long journey where an album was written, recorded, broken down and re-recorded from the ground up. Thus Storm Recorder was born. For over a year  Jesse and Palmer spent their days in Terence Bay working. No time limits, no specific destinations, money running out, just determination to make something beautiful.. With their Egos left at the door, a musical partnership emerged that was complementary, supportive and driven. Embracing the kind of music they wanted to make as opposed to what might be “of the moment”  the two emerged in the fall of 2024 with an album “Always Coming Home”  and a song featured in a surprise Netflix hit movie. Always Coming Home wears its influences on its sleeves but ends up being its own unique sonic and lyrical world. A Dynamic, emotional, fun and lively record bursting with energy, restless experimenting, a commitment to emotional resonance of the song over the theoretical idea of it. Always Coming Home traverses varied musical landscapes always ending up sounding like Storm Recorder. It is the sound of the shoot leaving the seed holding with it so much potential and promise of beautiful things to come.


06. If I Could Touch The Sky (Feat. Kim Harris)

colours (Remastered)

Pet Sounds

Musician - Songwriter - AI Nerd. 
introspective artist blending shoegaze ethereal vocals with textured psychedelic instrumentation.

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