When describing music, it seems almost automatic to use colors to portray the emotion of a song. Spectrum aims to toy with that premise in the reverse way. I named each song on this record the color I thought it best represented. 
You'll go through many worlds in Spectrum. All I hope is that you're willing to sit back, listen in, and interpret each song - and the album - however you'd like. Thank you for listening. 

"Color is like a language, even if the meaning of a particular color varies with interpretation and use." 
- John Hench


credits

Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keys, Percussion, Vocals........................Garrett Peters
Backing Vocals................................................................................Megan Maurer
Album Cover Artwork................................................................Louis Mensinger
Recorded and Mixed......................................................................Garrett Peters

Wet Sand

Dark Red

Film Noir

Little Orange Light

Mt. Grey

Laid down in the snow.
Did you remember to be frozen?
Everything was golden
When I closed my eyes.
Frostbite on my spine.
I never thought I could be colder.
But, no that I am oder,
I can deal
With the freezing night
With such delight
And an unrelenting feeling of defeat.
Esteem’s like, “everything is fleeting,
Nothing has no meaning,
And I can deal.”
Snowy mountain,
Have your socks begun to dry?
Everything is coming to a melting block of ice.
Still, it’s water.
And i get so thirsty now.
So, I’ll sip on this all day
Until the sun goes down.

Cold sand on my mind.
Do you have sentimental feelings
Toward ordinary beings
Or is that just me?
Things are slower
When you get down on your back
And you put your arms out wide
As if your wings were growing back.
And you let the Snowy Plovers
Join until it’s over
And we can fly.
Sandy mountain,
Have your socks begun to dry?
With your retreat,
The places we can sit divides by three
Stoney pillars
Are the only points that show
But if we dig,
The sand will show
It’s holding on
To Summer and the snow
Holding on 
To Summer and the snow

With the Dinosaur