Great song... excellent production... bravo!

more people need to hear this... reposting!

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I Lost Myself - EP

Cold Hands

Skipping Stone

If I Could Fix You (Radio Edit)

The 3rd massive release from 'Brooklyn Lights' - Reminisce. The sound of a lifetime.

Reminisce

Debut Morningsiders EP

released 23 February 2015 
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Magnus Ferguson — lead vocals, guitar 
Cody Gibson — bass, backing vocals 
Reid Jenkins — violin, tenor guitar, backing vocals (lead vocals on Cement and Sunshine) 
David Su — drums, backing vocals
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Special Guests 
Corey Dansereau — trumpet, backing vocals 
Robert Frech — piano 
Stephanie Jenkins — banjo 
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Produced and recorded by Dan Knobler at MasonJar studios in Brooklyn, New York 
Mastered by Dan Millice 
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Special Thanks to: 
Our families, Max Bartick, our majestic and legendary management team

My New Inventions Songs Do Not Make Sense

The Hat That Predicts Awkward Moments

I'm so unable
Have I been way too hard on myself
There's no silver lining
Just a case of such bad timing
I want to see you
I don't want to see what I don't have to
And I promised you I'd never let it get me down, but it gets me down, and I can't even help that

Cos with our words we were honest in appliance
When we speak of what was promised we are liars
And with our words we were honest in appliance
When we speak of what was promised we are liars

I'm so unable 
Have I been way too hard on myself
I'm holding a way back
Down where I'm not able to stand
And I can't even help that

What does the future hold

In Dynamics- We Are Liars

From the Absence EP
Love vs Fear (16 Sep 2016)
iTunes: http://hyperurl.co/absenceitunes
CD & vinyl: http://marsicans.bandcamp.com
Youtube: https://youtu.be/KFgky9YfVaQ

They say absence makes the heart grow fonder 
Well that don't make much sense to me 
I guess to see then one of us will have to wander 

They say distance will make our love grow stronger 
Well that don't make much sense to me 
I guess we'll see if it can change how much I want ya 

They say patience is a virtue 
Without knowing what we're going or we've been through 
And you know it's up to us two 
To decide when this debate will be continued 

'cause I'm head over heels for you and that's fine 
Now I don't know what to do with my time 
I'm head over heels for you and that's fine 
'cause now you're not by my side 
I don't know why I act this way 

All this distance has made my love slow 
I know this is difficult darling 
But it's hard for me as well you know 

And I've got these commitments, you know I had to go 
These things you've said are so unkind 
They've got me going out my mind 
But I'm trying not to let it show 

They say patience is a virtue 
Without knowing what we're going or we've been through 
And you know it's up to us two 
To decide when this debate will be continued 

'cause I'm head over heels for you and that's fine 
Now I don't know what to do with my time 
I'm head over heels for you and that's fine 
'cause now you're not by my side 
I don't know why I act this way 

Absence.

Written and performed by Marsicans 
Produced, engineered and mixed by Mickey Dale at the Cellar of Dreams 
Artwork by Liv Hodder

iTunes

Absence

The forthcoming album from Good Old War. 

Release Date: March 6, 2012

Over And Over

Written by: Modern Adventures
Produced by: Jake Rye at the Social Recording Company
Mastered by: Mike Cervantes at The Foxboro

Written by: Modern Adventures and Caleb Sunnock
Guitars: Caleb Aldrich and Andrew Behrndt
Bass: Brandon Corra
Drums: Tim Ferris
Vocals: Caleb Aldrich, Caleb Sunnock and Brandon Corra

Can I Call You

Brent Wirth - Vocals, Guitar, Piano
Brian Wirth - Guitar, Vocals
Derek Winter - Bass, Vocals

The thought beneath so slight a film 
Is more distinctly seen,— 
As laces just reveal the surge, 
Or mists the Apennine. 

Unseen meanings. That’s what’s at the heart of Hamilton, Ontario’s Thought Beneath Film. On the surface, they’re a good time writ large. Dripping with sweat and bursting with energy, their pop-rock earworms charm their way into your consciousness and get your neck moving. They sound like youth, like summer, like bursting water balloons and big, toothy grins. There’s a good-naturedness to these jams that’s unmistakable, unpretentious and unyielding, and they drive themselves into you like a million high fives. 

Beneath, however, there’s something else. “Our songs may appear to be straight-up pop-rock tunes,” says vocalist Brent Wirth, “but for those that want to dig deeper, there is substance, sophistication and intention in what we're doing.” The Emily Dickinson poem the band’s name is derived from speaks to this dichotomy, and this dichotomy lies at the heart of Thought Beneath Film’s aims, goals, and deepest desires. 

Yes, they play with youthful abandon; yes, they deal in monstrous hooks; and yes punctuate their anthems with the Oohs and Woos and gang vocals that make pop music pop. But their desires are larger — they’re not content with being cool because they want to be good. “We want to be the biggest band in the world,” says Wirth, without a trace of irony or careerism. He knows there’s a stigma to admitting this, but he doesn’t care, because the laces that contain the band’s songs do so barely, and the points at which the songs rise up against those laces reveal a space for everyone to find a home. Standing in fierce opposition to exclusivity and exclusionism within and without the Canadian music scene, Thought Beneath Film’s music is for you, for them, for everyone who wants to comes to the show — because life’s too short to not have your heart set to overdrive. 

Thought Beneath Film’s full-length debut Cartographers is available on April 15th, 2014 via MapleMusic Recordings and Slaight Music. Mixed and mastered by Grammy winners Tom Lord-Alge and Bob Ludwig, respectively, its ten songs promise to be the soundtrack to your wild, restless nights and your woozy, dreamy mornings after.

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ThoughtBeneathFilm

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