What if shes fine its my mind thats wrongggggg and i just leave the bad thoughts

Indie Pop 17

looking out for you

Something About You

Watch & Stream

Something About You (feat. Dent May)

TV Girl - Blue Hair

This is our debut record. You can listen to it here but I'd suggest that you download it from our bandcamp because it's free and comes with a neat-o little liner notes package and you can buy it on Vinyl: http://tvgirl.bandcamp.com/ 

Looking for a track to share with your friends, family, or potential future lover? How about bizarro-world hit single "Birds Dont Sing" 

What else can I say about it. Nah. That's all for now. Enjoy but be careful. 

Lovers Rock

Duvet - BOA

Blame Game

Who Really Cares: 

An album about Sex 
Or lack thereof 
And its consequences 
Or lack thereof

Music and Lyrics by Brad Petering 

Mixing and Mastering by Jason Wyman 

Additional Vocals from Amber Quintero and Maddie "Acid" Keaton 

"Cigarettes out the Window" and "For You" feature Frankie Cosmos samples, used with her permission. 

"Not Allowed" features samples from The Yeastie Girlz's "Ovary Action" 7 inch. Used with permission from the Girlz. 

The cover art is a slightly altered photograph taken by George M. Hester. Used with his permission. 

The liner note image with two people on a bed is a slightly altered photograph taken by the late M. Richard Kirstel. Used with permission from his family. 

As a friend once said: Thanks for yr ears
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Cigarettes Out The Window

Round The Bend

Download via bandcamp at: https://3dfriends.bandcamp.com/track/seventeen
Also available on iTunes, Spotify, CDBaby and more.

Written and recorded by Dan C. Wright
Mixed and mastered by Ethan Kaufmann
Photo by Pagan Gold

Lyrics: 

I was seventeen a long time ago, I thought everything would work out.
But I lost everything some time ago, 
I was all in, and now I'm all out. 

I'm standing on the edge I'm looking down. 
I'm listening to rain. 

Well only this song can save me now 
so let's hear it again. 

Well people understand that what you get, depends on what you put out. 
I've been chasing after this so long, I thought I was one who would stand out. 

I left everyone just for this town, 
I wonder if I'll make it out. 

Only my self can stop me now, 
and he's the one I'm breaking down. 

If only, you could, see me now. 

I've been fearing time is running out, 
well it's about time that it begins. 

'cause i've been hearing that it's my time now 
but we never know when the clock ends. 

I'm missing the life I had back then, 
and everyone I love. 

and everything I do, I do it for them, 
I wish it was enough. 
I know it's not enough. 

If only, you could, see me now. 

If this is our only life, 
then I just wanna live it right. 
If this is our only life, 
then I just wanna be by your side.

Seventeen

'Dépaysement' is the sound of being somewhere far, far away from home. It hums with the shock of being suddenly alone—in a place where no one cares who you are or what you’re doing.

On their debut album, Melbourne band Foreign/National sound enlivened. Having worked tirelessly on a string of acclaimed singles since the release of their self-titled EP in 2014, the band have embraced the longer format with open arms and a healthy dose of ambition.

From the opening bars of its titular track to the haunting death-rattle of ‘22’, the album’s closer, the band weave their way through a sprawling narrative with fresh lucidity.

“I swear I used to be a confident man. What happened to the confident man?” asks frontman Mark Gage on ‘Too Sentimental’, the LP’s first single, sifting through a distant memory—or perhaps a fading fantasy— with uncompromising honesty.

On ‘Mombasa’, we hear cues from Brian Wilson and Kamuran Akkor and as always, the sound of bassist Sean Gage and drummer Rhys Grunden sticking together like liquid nails, hurling the record forward with impossibly tight rhythmic interplay.

On keys, Sam Stearne brings palpable tension to ‘Ballerina’, and imbues ‘Nicole Warren’ with a gorgeous sense of weightlessness. Tom Stephenson, similarly omnipresent and shapeshifting, reaches dizzying heights of slacker ecstasy on ‘Sunny Afternoon’ and ‘Never Really’.

More than anything, however, ‘Dèpaysement’ shines as a product of undeniable chemistry and collective devotion. This is an album of songs that have lived many lives and taken many forms, but now feel strangely familiar and at home together.

Foreign/National’s debut LP, Dépaysement, will be released February 3 through DOWNTIME.

ARTWORK: Alex Jennings ( www.ajayjennings.com )

Mombasa

I Give You Power

Chronic Sunshine

Dark Red

‎the drums - money

Where'd All The Time Go

An outtake song from Details by Frou Frou (2002)

Vocals – Imogen Heap
Producer – Guy Sigsworth

Dark Red

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