i was pressed

The Recogniser

Crystals (feat. Benjamin Gibbard)

Inaction

Performed by: Opera
Lyrics by: Liudmila Garmashova, Craig Ronan 
Music by: Liudmila Garmashova, Craig Ronan, Eren Guler
Produced by: William Evans
Cover art by: Aedan Clark

Lyrics:
You shoot in the air but forget one thing
The wind will take it all away, all away
The storm never starts with heavy rain but then
The wind will take it all away, all away

Throw it in the trash and then
Start over and forget
Start with a small drop and then
Rain down and wash away

You shoot in the air but forget one thing
You shoot in the air but forget one thing
You shoot in the air but forget one thing
You shoot in the air but forget one thing

All my life I never knew
If the stories told were true
I had to see now for myself
Find out what I was about
Without you, without you
What would I do
Without you, without you
What would i do

Throw it in the trash and then
Start over and forget
Start with a small drop and then
Rain down and wash away

You shoot in the air but forget one thing
You shoot in the air but forget one thing
You shoot in the air but forget one thing
You shoot in the air but forget one thing

You shoot in the air
You shoot in the air but forget one thing

Opera - Forget

Can I Leave Me Too?

From Capitol's sophomore album "Sounds Like a Place" out November 8th, via Meritorio Records.
Pre-order the vinyl here:
https://capitol-band.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-like-a-place

Music Video:
https://youtu.be/zKLkjlVRObc

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Here, I can be your souvenir
I smile loudly just so you can hear
Watch my face when my pants split while I’m dancing
Not unlike the greatest day of my life
I find another face to plagiarize
In the limelight I am always laughing lately
I run into an excess of material
And I’m topping myself up with the new ethereal dope
And I run, I’ll be the queen man of something good
But I’m tearing my own face off before some other motherfucker could

Then I’m distancing
A slow distancing

Men with a capital M
I’ve never known how to talk to them
Can I be my father and my mother at once?
It’s a curse like playing records in reverse
Every conversation I’ve somehow rehearsed
Another rumination I’ve spent too long musing over
I run into an excess of material
And I’m topping myself up with the new ethereal dope
And I run, I’ll be the queen man of something good
But I’m tearing my own face off before some other motherfucker could

Then I’m distancing
A slow distancing
I’m distancing until I’m glistening

I’m always running inside to hide from the candlelight, the Fahrenheit
Life is burning youth extinguished and memorialized so I run.

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Capitol is:
Josh Kemp - Vocals/Synth
Robert J. Kemp - Guitar
Wes Lintott - Guitar
Matt Lintott - Drums
Chris McLaughlin - Bass

Produced by: Capitol & Ian Gomes
Lyrics by: Josh Kemp
Recorded at: Union Sound, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Tracked & Mixed by: Ian Gomes
Additional Recording by: Capitol
Additional Mixing & Mastered by: Robert J. Kemp
Single Design & Photography by: Robert J. Kemp

Twenty-Eight in Drag

STRANGER

December

Change

Drown

Originally hailing from Buckinghamshire, South London based indie quartet Bleach Lab are establishing themselves as a force to be reckoned with, conjuring spaced-out melodies alongside jangly guitars. Taking the heart-on-sleeve vocals of Julia Jacklin and mixing it with the opalescent soundscapes of Mazzy Star and Cocteau Twins, Bleach Lab have fused their own introspective yet emotionally frenetic soundscape.