Tomorrow And Forever

Released by Part Time Records 
Mix by Neil Robert Young
Engineering by Mathias Bang Madsen 
Master by Frederik Brandt Jakobsen 

Lyrics:

Waking up faster than the wind
Thinking this is the day I lay it to rest 
The old ways, the same routines 
Pacifying passionate moments 
Leave it all behind
Do it anytime
Don’t remind me of that I’ve said it before

Holding back a stampede of ideas 
Ready to run over common sense 
Bad impressions building suspicion 
Baby it’s time for condolences
Leave it all behind
Do it anytime
Don’t remind me of that I’ve said it before

Somehow I find myself 
Back in the moment that keeps me blind
Somehow I tie myself
To the moments that keep me tired 
Leave it all behind
Do it anytime
Don’t remind me of that I’ve said it before
Leave it all behind
Do it anytime
Don’t remind me of that I’ve said it before

Traveling easy to the heart 
And spreading like wild ajuga
Darkness and temptation, 
Come on in for a last kiss 
Leave it all behind
Do it anytime
Don’t remind me of that I’ve said it before

Even-tempered 
Ready to make a ghost of it

Change of Heart

Came to a Stop

6. Came To A Stop

Visitor Kane was formed as a duo in 2016 by Patrick Kociszewski (vocals and
saxophone) and partner Julie Lind (bass) - a side project for Patrick while playing with danish punk outfit Less Win. Accompanied by synths, bass and drum machines the duo went on to play shows with CC Dust and Alex Cameron and in 2017 the band laid claim to their spot on the danish music scene with the release of their debut album ‘Easy Concern’ on the Copenhagen based label Part Time Records.

The Group changed up their show drastically at their concert during Spot Festival 2018 at Tape in Aarhus.They arrived as a five-piece, counting members of danish punk band Yung, and basically laying out a new direction for the music - Murky rock songwriting played by musicians with their feet firmly planted in punk.

With new blood and a full band Visitor Kane is now ready to release their second
album ‘Change of Heart’, recorded in two days live in the studio. It’s a raw and
welcoming record, filled with evocative and thoughtful songwriting drawing on classic rock virtues reminiscent of great songwriters like Gram Parsons and Nick Cave.

‘Came to a Stop’ was released on Friday the 14th of June and ‘Change of Heart’
is out digitally and on vinyl the 25th of October on Part Time Records.

Visitor Kane

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