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sweetly selected | Feb 2024

Lyrics:
Days like this are easy to come by
Easier all the time
Gone aggressive into the goodnight
Easier all the time
Stay up late reliving a bad vibe
Tell a familiar lie
Set myself up blind in the meantime
Killing another night

That was super cool
Pillow to my face
How long will it hurt
Hello, nothing new

Am I gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever
Forever, am I gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever, hmmm
I don't wanna feel stupid
Forever
Forever
Forever, am I gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever, hmm

Days like this don't lead with a headline
Give it a little time
Soothe myself in measured achievement
Cozy until the night
My god, let this be the last time
Smell a familiar lie
If I ever think it's a good vibe
Burn out all the light

That was super cool
Pillow to my face
How long will it hurt
Hello, nothing new

Am I gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever
Forever, I don't wanna feel stupid
Forever
Forever, hmmm
Am I gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever
Forever, I don't wanna feel stupid
Forever
Forever, hmm

Pull me from my room
Shoot me into space
How long will it hurt
Hello from the moon

Am I gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever
Forever, am I gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever, hmmm
I don't wanna feel stupid
Forever
Forever
Forever, I don't wanna feel stupid
Forever
Forever, hmm
Maybe I'm gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever
Forever, am I gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever, hmm
Maybe I'm gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever
Forever, am I gonna feel stupid
Forever
Forever, hmm

Stupid Forever

Good Dog, Bad Dream

Mojo Jojo

WHEN I WAS WITH YOU

You Think You Know Someone

Still

Lightheaded's urgent, thrillingly fresh take on 60s/80s indiepop shines brightly on their debut album "Combustible Gems" and perhaps nowhere more so than on their new single "Bright Happy Girls." What starts as 60s folk/garage pop of the Teenage Shutdown persuasion dissolves into a tumbling, almost chaotic rush of guitars and vocals that go in and out of harmony. The overall effect strongly evokes the wild flush of secret crushes and new loves, the giddy optimism and delicious confusion.

Combustible Gems

Lightheaded - Bright Happy Girls

Have Some Shame

Buy on Bandcamp: https://madamepsychosisband.bandcamp.com/album/mp3

“Hopeless” explores the journey of overcoming heartbreak and embracing newfound freedom. With strong vocal harmonies and a powerful climax, it captures the essence of resilience and self-discovery, serving as a reminder that strength can be found in vulnerability and that healing is possible after heartache.

Hopeless

Willow

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Piggies

Through the Cracks

I'm pleased to unveil the first single "Looking at The Ocean" off my upcoming album "Empty Out Who You Are"

as I wake up to the loudest sound of my life
I miss the minute prior
Still in my peace
Made a friend who lacks the ability to cry
But only really if you need to see tears


That’s all talk you’re wrong if memory serves us the best
Check the cavalcade of keeping off track
In my hand I won’t let go of all this broken glass
Cuz I’m not losing that
Won’t loosen up my grasp
But no one’s there in fact
And all of this in my head
In my head


And I know I’m not right
I don’t think looking at the oceans much of a life
Give it some sort of time I don’t think looking at the oceans much of a life
And I know I’m not right
I don’t think
I don’t think

Should have know that no helps was coming
I’ll open up my head some so you can climb in cold
I’ve only done it once and that was enough

I can’t shake the feeling
Riding a downward path
It’s been real but I should really take off
All the pretty things perhaps they’re just painted on
Why won’t the pain just stop
210 foot drop

And I know I’m not right
I don’t think looking at the oceans much of a life
Give it some sort of time
I don’t think looking at the oceans much of a life

Should have known that no help was coming
I’ll open up my head some so you can climb in cold
I’ve only done it twice and that was enough
On the screen I can see what’s coming
They’ll open up my head some until their stomachs full
What has life become but the killing of time
Just waiting to die


credits

Written and performed by Kevin Nichols

Produced, engineered, and mixed by Alex Newport at Tiny Creature in Joshua Tree, CA

Vox, guitar, bass - Kevin Nichols
Drums - Aaron Farinelli



all rights reserved

Looking at The Ocean

Adoring You

No Hands

Written, performed, produced by The Silent Era: 
Bri Macanas, Chris Schwarten, Jo Eiffes and Nicolas Zappa

Recorded at Brighton Electric Studios, Brighton.
Engineered by Phoebe Bentham, Josh Riordan and Liisa Kiis
Additional recordings at Secret Studios, North London.
Engineered by Bri Macanas and Nicolas Zappa
Mixed by Nicolas Zappa
Mastered by Mark Roberts

© all rights reserved

Matter of Time (single mix)

Little Sigh

Big Sigh (Acoustic)

Train To Nowhere

Don’t Get Lemon is the collaborative artistic work of longtime friends Austin Curtis, Nicholas Ross, and Bryan Walters. After touring the west coast off of their debut album, “Hyper Hollow Heaven”, DGL returned with new singles Autocratic Gore and Blow-Up, including a remix by De Lux. With DGL’s triumphant second album, “Have Some Shame” the art-pop trio have expanded their sound to glittering new heights as they dance between shimmering synth-pop and stomping glam rock.

This heartfelt sound forms an idiosyncratic identity that also wouldn’t be out of place in a classic John Hughes 80s film soundtrack .

Singer Austin Curtis’ looks and stage performance sits comfortably between the sensual sway of Elvis Presley and the chameleon fluidity of David Bowie. Each performance is an internal battle between masculine and feminine forces punctuated by northern soul style dance movies and the desperate magnetism of Joy Division. Flanked on both sides of him, guitarist/keyboardist Nick Ross and bassist Bryan Walters provide a daring and original take on new-wave acts such as Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Talking Heads, and Simple Minds, as well as contemporaries like LCD Soundsystem, Alex Cameron, and Cold Cave. Together with Curtis’ smooth yet desperate croon, recalling Morrissey and Bryan Ferry, the Anglophile Texans stretch their hands across the Atlantic to fashion a genuine grasp of pop culture past and future.

Have Some Shame

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