Love Comes Close (Cold Cave cover)

Our cover of Berlin's "Take My Breath Away"
Mastered by Julian Brau

Take My Breath Away

ADAY021 01 - Visage - The Damned Don’t Cry CLIP

Ne dis pas que c'est juste pour les garçons blancs.

Way of the West - Don't Say That's Just For White Boys (Edits De Nantes)

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Never Gonna Be Enough

Lyrics 

Sittin here i cant feel my face
i'm feelin so messed up
we're on different place
And as she walks by
now i know why
someone told me she's a witch
no reason to walk alone
come take my hand and lets go
you make me feel like a god
sometimes like i'm your dog
make sure i won't lost my way

do you feel the same?

Lay your head on me
and i'll let you see
deep inside my soul 
lay your head on me
let me set you free
oh i love your ways

do you feel the same?

do you feel the same
do you feel the same 
can you feel the same?
can you feel the pain?
do you feel the same

Do You Feel The Same? ft. Mellow Lizard

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Fading Parade

Do What You Will

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Trädgränsen

Late Night Tales: Snow Patrol

New Sensation

Abwärts - Verzählt

The NYC based Soda Shop began as the duo of Drew Driver and Maria Usbeck. “I had some demos and a band name, but I couldn’t find the right person to sing on them.” Drew recalls. “Fate led me to Maria. We met at a crowded Summer Air France DJ show and talked about music I was making.  I invited her to listen to the demos and things immediately clicked!”  Both NY transplants, Drew from Ohio and Maria from Ecuador, the two bonded over a shared experience of starting over in an exciting, transient city.  When they discovered they lived a brisk ten minute walk from one another, their friendship solidified . They began writing songs immediately.  Though neither of them is new to music–Maria fronted the buzz band Selebrities, while Drew had been moonlighting as the guitar player for The Drums–they were impassioned by the sounds they were creating together.
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Soda Shop released a single which quickly appeared on UK’s BBC 6 and Sweden’s P3 Pop. Recently they began playing live shows, enlisting bassist Ed Chittenden and drummer Derek Lucci.  They also began recording their first full length record at their home studio. An obsession with nostalgia-induced perfection is evident on the result: 8 tracks that push the limits of simplicity and minimalism.  Mixed by Jorge Elbrecht (Ariel Pink), the record worships clean guitar tones, driving bass lines and uptempo beats, a la early Smiths records.
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Maria’s voice adds an airy-ness to the melodies, furthering a early 4AD vibe.  She sounds confident and playful which magnifies the breezy fluidity of the music and belies the melancholy feelings just underneath.  Her honest delivery of such lines as “Please tell me you don’t love her” in “Fence” or “She seems to be the one who’s there, I’m not, I’m not, I’m not around” in “Longing” immediately make you feel for her.  You want her to succeed in her love, but you also feel the desperation of knowing it will never work out.  Luckily, the only thing that rivals Maria’s relatable love-sick struggles is the undeniable catchiness of the songs themselves.  The only truly depressing thing about Soda Shop’s new record is when it ends.