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Twilight is an album by Bôa, released on 21 March 2001. During the recording of this album the band consisted of: Alex Caird, Ben Henderson, Jasmine Rodgers, Steve Rodgers, Lee Sullivan and Paul Turrell.
The first track, "Duvet", became popular after being used as the opening theme song of anime series Serial Experiments Lain. The song also inspired the name for Bolivian rock band "Duvet". It is distributed worldwide by CD Baby.

Bôa (Twilight)

böa- twilight

defolt \\ now

goodstuff

Bôa

Archive - -Nothing - Else- Tourist' REMIX

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トビラ

Remixed by Cyrus Reynolds 
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Cello: Mike Kaufman 
Viola: Virginia Rockwell 

Track taken from 'Adrift Reworks', released on Injazero Records.
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Steve Gibbs - Patterns (Cyrus Reynolds Remix)

楽しみ Mansion

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Remix of Porter Robinson - Flicker (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1sZ_vwqwcE)



Flicker (Porter Robinson Cover)

'Close To Her' is a personal, improvised piece that was recorded one late night in the studio a few days ago. Hope you enjoy. 

Photo: Melania Brescia 
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Close To Her

Mutyumu - 火焔鳥

Sonic Heroes Soundtrack OST 3 - Grand Metropolis

Archive - Pills

Fuck U -- Archive

im sorry.

@shiloh-dynasty
original: https://vine.co/v/OvPJ6THwWmO

album artwork by namalas

theres still us EP

I'm sorry (feat. shiloh)

the burn marks on my epiano wont go away

Sonic Heroes - Seaside Hill - Modern

1.	Drowning Pool – Bodies 
This song has the lyrics “Let the bodies hit the floor” which represents the instant that someone is killed in battle. This is especially good for this story because the brother that was shot falls off of the roof onto the ground.
2.	Green Day – 21 guns
This song talks about war and about how necessary it is or isn’t.  It talks about the suffering and hurt people go through that are in the war.
3.	Thirty Seconds to Mars – This is War
This song indicates the people who are involved in the war, whether they like it or not, from mothers to brothers to anyone closely related or befriended.
4.	Asia – Heat of the Moment
This song helps describe the complete dis-concern on who you’re shooting at in the war, just that is someone is shooting at you, fire at will.
5.	MC Hammer – Can’t touch this
This song represents the stealth and invincibility someone can have as they are in the war. Being shot, the man is able to respond quickly and effectively. (Kind of goes with song above)
6.	Saliva – Click Click Boom
This song helps describe the action and the feeling someone has as they are active in the war; obviously being the sound/effect a gun has while it is shooting or an explosion.
7.	The White Stripes – Seven Nation Army
The song describes the reason someone has with being in the war, and obviously because there is the word army in the title.
8.	Trapt – Headstrong
This song helps describe the stubbornness someone has while they are in the war; with the sight of death at every turn.
9.	Papa Roach – Last Resort
This song title describes a possibility that soldiers have on their hands. Every trip out to war could be the last resort, meaning that anything can happen, even your own brother shooting you.
10.	3 doors down – Kryptonite
This song helps describe weaknesses people have. Superman’s only weakness was kryptonite, and a soldier’s weakness is bullets, and explosions. The similarities obviously being that heroes have few weaknesses, but they are easy to come across.


The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army (lyrics).www.VideoDroid.org

Archive_Again

Taken from the album 'Without You I'm Nothing' released by Virgin Records on 12th October 1998. 

Available on iTunes http://www.itunes.com/placebo

Placebo - Every You Every Me

Ураган

Серое небо

what could possibly happen when two travellers discover a mysterious portal? how did they even end up here?

with @ujico

available on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDgWbM16QIw

artwork by sarlisart:
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interdimensional portal leading to a cute place ft. snail's house

05   Bôa   Elephant

04   Bôa    Rain

03    Bôa   Fool

02   Bôa   Twilight

01   Bôa   Duvet

12   Bôa   Duvet (Acoustic)

11   Bôa   Anna Maria

10   Bôa   For Jasmine

09   Bôa   Welcome

08   Bôa   One Day

The White Stripes - Dead Leaves

￼For more than 15 years, Tokyo, Japan’s Tenniscoats have been keyboardist/vocalist Saya and guitarist Takashi Ueno. The duo have brought equal parts meditative intensity and whimsical humour to a series of acclaimed psychedelic albums, beginning with 2000’s The Theme Of Tenniscoats.
But Tenniscoats have rarely released music without collaborating with others. Most famously, they teamed up with Scottish indie pop legends The Pastels in 2009 for the wonderful Two Sunsets album on Domino Records.
They also worked with Swedish group Tape for 2007’s Tan Tan Therapy and followup Papa’s Ear (released in January this year), as well as US outsider pop icon Jad Fair for 2011’s Enjoy Your Life. Saya has also released an album with Satomi Matsuzaki from Deerhoof under the name One One, while Ueno and Deerhoof’s Greg Saunier occasion- ally perform live as Can Can. In fact, 2011 album Tokinouta is one of the few releases attributable to Tenniscoats alone.
New album All Aboard! continues the band’s collaborative tradition. Tenniscoats have joined forces with legendary Japanese drummer Ikuro Takahashi, active since the mid-70s and revered for his work with experimental and psych-folk icons like High Rise, Fushitsusha, Maher Shalal Hash Baz, Nagisa Ni Te and Che Shizu.
Takahashi first played with Tenniscoats a decade ago when they visited his hometown Sapporo, the snowed-in capital of Japan’s icy north island Hokkaido. So in 2005, when they began to record with Australian expat Richard Horner in his Sapporo studio Black Snow- flake Sound, they naturally asked Takahashi to join them.
The result, pieced together over years of annual visits to Sapporo, is an album that presents Tenniscoats at their most relaxed and most compelling. Nominally their “rock” record, if only because they often perform drummerless, All Aboard! is warm, loose and sprawling, while retaining those hypnotic Tenniscoats melodies.
It is their first album for Chapter Music since concert opus Live Wan- derus in 2005. The band have toured Australia numerous times since then, playing the Perth and Brisbane Festivals in 2009 and most recently touring with Deerhoof in 2010.

Tenniscoats
All Aboard!
Chapter Music CD
Cat#: CH89
Release Date: 6 July 2012

Label contact: guy@chaptermusic.com.au
www.chaptermusic.com.au

Mosha Mosha Mo

The White Stripes - Catch Hell Blues

Serial Experiments Lain (BOA) - OP - Duvet

02 Bôa Twilight

Kurobane Kamura