Opus Kink - This Train

Time to Melt

Never Know

Fun House

Aquamarine

Released March 24th 2022 'Fine Everything' is the first single of CIEL's upcoming EP out later this year.

Production and mix by Steven Ansell
Mastered by Robin Schmidt
Written and performed by CIEL
Artwork by Mia Casati

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Fine Everything

'Reno' by Eades.

Taken from the debut album 'Delusion Spree', out now on Heist or Hit.

Available on LP / CD / Digital Download:
https://heistorh.it/DelusionSpree

Reno

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CREDITS
Producer: Philip Weinrobe, Sarah Beth Tomberlin
Mixer: Philip Weinrobe
Recording Engineer: Philip Weinrobe
Mastering Engineer: Josh Bonati @ Bonati Mastering


PERFORMERS
Sarah Beth Tomberlin: vocals, electric guitar
Cass McCombs: electric guitar
Felix Walworth: drums
Philip Weinrobe: electric bass


LYRICS
what’s the point of this 
if i know how it ends 
you said i got the spark
well baby are you
the flint?
and don’t you dare me to
cause you know that i will
and don’t you say those words 
that ain’t part of our deal

walk five miles from my door
just to give you some more
do you just talk to me 
when you’re lonely and bored
and don’t you act like that 
when you know what i feel
and don’t you tell me to stay
cause you know that i will

but you get so close 
i almost don’t 
bite my lip
happy accident 
and i wanna die
when you say don’t cry
i won’t quit
happy accident 

always measure my time
by the way you spend mine
i wanna burn it all down
could i borrow a light?
and don’t you dare me to
i could leave in the night 
and don’t you dare me to
cause you know i could fly

but you get so close 
i almost don’t 
bite my lip 
happy accident 
and i wanna die
when you say don’t cry
i won’t quit 
i’m no accident 

what’s the point of this
i don’t know how it ends 

#SCFIRST

happy accident

Declan Welsh And The Decadent West - Aw The Time

Donna

Fear

I think most people have gone through at least one breakup or had a friendship end that pretty much wrecked them for a little while. ‘Ok Ok Ok’ is about going to a party and being hyper-aware of that other person’s presence. It’s about trying to overcome discomfort but in the process overcompensating and being (maybe just a little) petty. It’s about that desire to prove to that other person, and to yourself, that you’re okay when maybe the truth is, you’re not. We were lucky enough to record and mix this and album with producer, Andrija Tokic at The Bomb Shelter studio in Nashville. Mastered by the legendary Heba Kadry.

Don't Talk to Me

Ok Ok Ok

Written and performed by The Golden Age of TV

Recorded and mixed by Greenmount Studios 
Mastered by Felix Davis at Metropolis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhuuVz9xrq4&t=3s&ab_channel=TheGoldenAgeOfTV

What I've Been Through

Leeds’ alternative guitar band The Golden Age of TV have made a quick impression on the scene.

Their whip-smart drums lock in with gloriously fuzzed out bass and disconcertingly swirling guitars bounce around your ears.

Over just a few releases the band have managed to impress cultural gatekeepers, and steadily build a following. Huw Stephens at BBC Radio 1 is a fan, to go alongside support from 6 Music, BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio. Press wise takes from DIY, The Line of Best Fit and Clash, have positioned them as indie risers to watch, with the buzzy blogosphere also propelling them to attention.

The live side too has seen exciting opportunities for the group. Support slots with Another Sky, CHAI and Marsicans bringing them to a wider audience, as well as performances at Reading and Leeds, Live at Leeds and Liverpool Sound City festivals.

What I've Been Through

The Golden Age of TV

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