Army Ants (w/ Sophie Raab from SON-G)

You hold nothing sacred, do you?

‘Cause you play sad songs while I sit and wait for you.



Listenin’ to Daughters and LPOTL,

Think last and love first,

That’s how it seemed to me,

You left VV, went to SON-G

You seem great- how are you not late?

For once! (For once!)

I hate to hate you.



Just because you’re not alone,

It wasn’t enough, and I’m on my own.



You hold nothing sacred, do you?

‘Cause you play sad songs while I sit and wait for you.



Just because you’re not alone,

It wasn’t enough, and I’m all alone.

You're Not Alone

If I could just be right,

I’d void my tongue,

Just sit here and waste away with

You who sang that truth,

With a viciousness behind those tone-deaf eyes,

You know my faults,

They’re on your back as you savor,

All of my fears,

Grab that ladder, let’s climb into this



Let’s climb into this



Soon we’ll crumble more,

To the point where we feel like we’re droning/bastard/wild,

Chewing on our shackles,

With these frozen hands

These broken teeth,

I ask to speak,

If only for the moment



If only for the moment,

If only for the moment,

If I could just be right,

Maybe just this time

The Closing Song

Hate You

Walk The Earth

Acapellagos

Winter

Terrified

True Crime (Starry Night)

Until The Next Life

They're Not There

Sadness

Vase Vide (voss vee-day) is a Colorado band that incorporates pop melodies into an overall art-rock sound. Kellie Palmblad and Daniel Oglesby layer their contrasting vocals to create thoughtful harmonies over an intentionally large soundscape of swirling synths, chopped vocal samples, jangly guitars and rhythmically danceable drums and bass. 

Kate Perdoni of Rocky Mountain PBS on Vase Vide’s The Colors of Entropy [EP]:
“Colorado Springs has its own Wayne Coyne: multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Daniel Oglesby, who created five-song EP “Colors of Entropy” at Right Heel Music Studios. The collection of songs begins with a smattering of cosmic sounds that crescendo into a whirl of bells, electric wah, and transcendently smooth vocals. It’s a beautiful blend of pop and indie rock..."

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