Name: Half Aryan by The Homesick in you bought it
Duration: 6 min 14 s
Description: Youth Hunt

I can hear The Cure influences in this one! Well done!

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A new purple track called Married on the Moon.

We shared a house for a year or two
We both had rings I payed with sins
Oh they should start a movie soon starring you and me and Steve Buscemi

We married on the moon, coz a sybil told us to
But when our lips are near, our heart are far away
(But when are hearts are near, our lips are far away)

We bought a car I can't drive in
Where is our home? I can't find it
We almost hit a black pete with my messed up sight, my driving skills

We married on the moon, coz a sybil told us to
I count the times I cry, like you cry the times I lied
I lost myself inside, some metafor I hide
I love myself again, like before the days I sold my face

I wanna go home, I lost my lungs
I hope I'm not the weakest son

You were a pure gun, purple and young
I lost it to the mystery song

Old sweaters, purple moods
I lost myself too soon

I should be home, my brothers gone
He said it's fun to die young
__________________________

I wish we missed the cupid's sting it made me weak and sick

Married On The Moon

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Words: 
Down from the country road to the water wheel you were standing on a giant stone in your grandpas coat I can't see you in my dreams I don't know why
you know that I will do my best just to see you there in my best suit I will lie in bed just to see you there just to see you there fear is walking by your side so close to thee I can't see you in my dream I don't know why


Empty Bed

First single of our upcoming debut album 'Youth Hunt' out on 10/03/17 on Subroutine Records

St. Boniface

Half Aryan

Words

Performance met Lyckle de Jong en Kim David Bots.
Een eerbetoon aan de vleermuis.
Live in de Ekko, Utrecht (2020)

Vlederhenk

save the last dance for me

The mid-morning sun illuminated the dust particles floating gently in front of the open window. The way each particle slowly drifted added a certain stillness to the atmosphere. It felt tranquil, but tranquillity was so easily and quickly disturbed. The slightest breeze could sabotage the idle nature of these levitating particles, causing them to fly around in chaos and confusion, before eventually returning to their peaceful state. 

‘Call Waiting’ is the opening track from Stranded’s new self-released EP, Long Dusk. A strong disco beat drives the song, as dissonant synths stab in between the reverb-drenched vocals and funky plucked guitars. Marking his sophomore release following his debut EP Celine’s Dilemma, which came out in 2018 on Optimo Music, Long Dusk is inspired by road trips through the American countryside, made amidst the artist’s move from Nashville to Atlanta.

PREMIERE: Stranded - Call Waiting

flowers on fire

Hailing from the backwater Frisian municipality of Dokkum, Jaap van der Velde, Erik Woudwijk and Elias Elgersma shrewdly courted spirituality under their own nonconformist whims on debut LP ​Youth Hunt ​ . The Dutch trio’s upcoming second album ​The Big Exercise ​ – out February 7 on Sub Pop – brings them to more grounded, tangible pastures. With its title ripped from a passage in the Scott Walker-biography ​Deep Shade Of Blue ​ , the record is a concentrated effort by Jaap van der Velde, Erik Woudwijk and Elias Elgersma to explore the physicality of their music in fresh ways.  
 
The Big Exercise ​ finds the band keenly second-guessing their core chemistry as a live unit, imbuing their angular post-punk workouts with baroque elements such as piano, acoustic guitar, percussion, and even clarinet. ​“It’s the opposite of trying to translate recorded music to the stage,” ​ Elgersma comments. ​“We were already playing these songs live for quite some time, so for this album, we wanted to unlock the potential of these songs further in the studio.” 
 
Opening track ‘What’s In Store’ was in part inspired by Van der Velde’s unprompted deep dive into the world of National Anthems, making his own attempt to conjure a similarly timeless melody. The song seamlessly bleeds into the chivalrous prance of  ‘Children’s Day’ and the fragmented ‘Pawing’, righteously encouraging Erik Woudwijk’s nimble, cerebral drumming to become the band’s driving force. With aplomb, The Homesick made a record impregnated with impressions which – when superimposed – still fit neatly under the pop umbrella. That obvious nod to Scott Walker isn’t an aberration either: straddling pop sonority and the cacophonous fringes is something well worth aspiring.  
 
“I consider The Homesick a pop band first and foremost,” ​ Van der Velde enthuses.​ “If you’d introduce a late-era Scott Walker-record to a layman, it would likely fall on flat ears. But put it in the right scene of a good movie, and that person may finally understand its potential. The Homesick is allowed to play around in that pop framework, and the goal is to explore what’s possible within it.

Half Aryan

The Homesick

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