Name: Bandit - Peppermints Don't Hide Everything by CPW MGMT
Duration: 2 min 46 s
Description: Released on Wednesday 24th February via SAM Records

Released November 10, 2020
Written and performed by The Crowleys, lyrics by Giuliana Frontini.

Engineered by Cohen Wylie
Mixed by Cohen Wylie, 
Assisted by Michael Keire at Threshold Recording Studio
Mastered by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering 
Produced by The Crowleys

Front cover featuring the sculpture "Altar to the Painter #3" by Thomas Frontini. Design and layout by Chloe Moss.

Making Friendly

Released on Wednesday 24th February via SAM Records

Bandit - Peppermints Don't Hide Everything

The meaning behind this song is something I've chosen to remain a mystery. Being a music artist in 2021, we’re encouraged to share every little detail about our lives with our audience. While this has opened up many opportunities for artists to have unique and personal interactions with fans - something which we encourage and take full advantage of in Crystal Cities - there are some things that perhaps should be kept to ourselves in order to set boundaries and protect and respect the privacy of other people... In this instance, I want the context of this song to be left up to the listener’s own interpretation.

- Geoff

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"Stationary Life" by Palma Louca

Lyrics:
Who are we? 
In this stationary life
Collide, divide, decide who you are
Blue screen beams 
Another sleepless night 
Surprise surprise
Defy who you are 

All we want to today is anything that'll take our minds away
If you don't live now then you won't live forever 
Moving through the open space, we hope and pray, we'll find something to say
If you don't live now then you won't live forever

I hope you know, it's going to start to fall apart, like pieces, of paper, in the rain
Oh, when it's over, and you wake up at the start
Do you fear it?
Can you feel it?
In the flames 

Green screen dreams
And a silicone wife
You try and try to hide who you are 
Smoke screen screams
On the eve of the fight 
The lies the lies 
Define who you are 


All we want to today is anything that'll take our minds away
If you don't live now then won't live forever 
Moving through the open space, we hope and pray, we'll find something to say
If you don't live now then you won't live forever

I hope you know, it's going to start to fall apart, like pieces, of paper, in the rain.
Oh, when it's over, and you wake up at the start
Do you fear it?
Can you feel it? 
In the flames

Stationary Life

Palma Louca - Stationary Life

Drop Your Arms is the lead single from the band's upcoming debut album 'Little Pictures Without Sound' and an introduction to SENSES. The song is an instant, upbeat and energetic 'call to arms' and written as a reminder to people to fight for what is important to them and to not be afraid to drop your arms and learn to love your vulnerabilities. The lyrics quote "and I won't hold back to the feeling" - in current times these words resonate deeply. The song is about giving people hope, fighting for all the good in life and celebrating being dreamers.....because we all are.

The song sums up the current social and political climate but showing that better times are on the way.

Drop Your Arms

“Resistance,” the 2nd single from Yo Kinky’s debut EP (out 02/28/21), finds the duo exploring a more delicate yet simultaneously strong and confident mood. With Unish’s spaced-out, rockabilly-tinged guitar bouncing through the song’s driving, hypnotic layers of sound, they paint a sonic landscape that yearns for much-needed intimacy in a time of social distancing and isolation. As Wight’s vocals float above the surface, singing “Love is all we breathe” and “Swing me off my feet,” she transports the listener to places of rich yet strange beauty. “Resistance” alludes to keeping sanity amidst chaos with the warm and hopeful delivery of “Sight got back/I feel different/A flicker in the distance,” and finding contentment from the small things in life: “Everybody’s just around the corner now/Everything I need is just a short walk down the street.” This follow-up is sure to leave listeners with a sense of triumph against all odds.

Resistance

Flawed Design

Mount Famine are an 80s influenced indie rock n' roll band from Derby with big synth hooks, soaring vocals and dirty guitars. 'Lost' is their third single and follow up to 'Pulse' which was included in the actor Robert Carlyle's ‘Shit Year, Great Music' Spotify playlist in December 2020 as one of his favourite singles of the year.

Recording started in early 2020, and ‘Lost’ was finished in between lockdowns and is another step towards an album the band are writing and recording.

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