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Destroy The World (feat. Dinosaur Pile-Up)

"Memory Plane", the third full-length album from Yaris Paris - out now.

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/yarisparis
BandCamp: https://yarisparis.bandcamp.com/

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SILVER CITY STAR

The Ball

☄️SURFACE OF THE SUN☄️ IS OUT NOW!!!

https://lnk.to/SurfaceoftheSun

🖤

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Surface of the Sun

Music - Jordan Hébert, Marc-André Brunelle
Lyrics - Jordan Hébert
Mixing - Alex Ouzilleau
Mastering - J. Lapointe

There's a place where I feel seen
And it's all in green
There's a space where I feel heard
Everyone of my words
 
It was time that I let one through my door
Furthermore said what was on my mind
 
You're my safe space baby
you're where I feel welcome few will see
All my headspace baby
You support who I've become earnestly
 
When you speak I listen
To what you seek within
When you hear my intentions
What we shape is connection
 
It is time that I start taking back the floor
Furthermore say what is on my mind
 
You're my safe space baby
You're where I feel welcome few will see
All my headspace baby
You support who I've become earnestly
 
You're my safe space baby
You're where I feel welcome you can see
And embrace me baby
You support who I've become earnestly

Safe Space

Free Radio Phobos - from the album Music for First Contact, out spring 2023.

Find it here: https://linktr.ee/pcpq

Lyrics:
Suddenly, suddenly we find ourselves in spotlight
Illuminate, illuminated in the dark forest
Rabbit in the headlights
Of monstrous machines
Like submarines
But made of teeth

Really, I find it kind of funny
The systems that we live in
Are alien to me anyway

Suddenly, suddenly we find ourselves in spotlight
Rabbit in the headlights
Of monstrous machines
Like submarines
With smiling teeth

Really, I find it kind of funny
The systems that we live in
Are alien to me

Credits:
Video shot and edited by Post Coal Prom Queen
Music by Post Coal Prom Queen
Sax - Calum Cummins
Violin - Laura J Wilkie
Recorded by Phil McBride at The Sonic Lodge Studio in Edinburgh.

Free Radio Phobos

Tidal Wave

When I'm Alone

Permanent State

Red Car Syndrome

Say How Come

Triongl Dyfed

Rogue Jones - Triongl Dyfed

In his first single, 2021's cult smash "All This Art," British South Asian disco punk act Teenage Sequence exhorted white listeners to remember that the joke's on them— even when he's the punchline. Now, in brand new single "D.I.S. Connect," he's telling a dark new joke: a story about playing along with rich hipsters' exotic-lover fantasies in the hopes that it'll get him laid. For anyone who gets that being "woke" is sometimes less about high ideals and more about waking up in the wrong bed— or anyone who likes acid house synths and a fat disco bass— "D.I.S. Connect" will be a nastily irresistible ode to pretentious parties and holier-than-thou cliches.

FFO: LCD Soundsystem, Delta 5, Tom Tom Club

D.I.S Connect

Pebble

This song is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to the everyday Canadian — the kind of person who’s had their tongue frozen to metal more times than they’ll admit, keeps Canadian Tire money in the junk drawer “just in case,” and can spell Saskatchewan without thinking. It celebrates the quirks we grow up with: Timbits runs, plaid flannel as formal wear, using the trunk as a freezer, and instantly spotting fake TV snow. It’s all wrapped in a warm, nostalgic nod to icons like Mr. Dressup, the Mounties, and those legendary mosquitoes that could probably file a flight plan.

Underneath the humor, there’s a genuine affection for the charm of northern living — the blizzards, the pike fishing, the pop-not-soda arguments, and that uniquely polite Canadian “eh.” It’s a playful anthem for anyone who knows that winter shapes you, plaid is a lifestyle, and a 24-pack might as well be part of the food pyramid. A love letter to Canucks everywhere… with a wink.

Lyrics:

Had his tongue frozen to something more than twice
Timbits™, double-doubles, Tim Horton’s™, extra ice
He wears his toque to church on Sunday
Twenty-five degrees is warm enough anyway

He’s trick-or-treated in a blizzard
Saves his Canadian Tire™ money
Knows how to spell Saskatchewan
Every Canuck knows that Mr. Dressup kicks Mr. Roger’s ass any day!

Likes cruising down the highway, and not a freeway
He’d rather catch a pike than drive on one
His girlfriend’s graduation dress was plaid flannel
And no our Mounties don’t always look like that

He’s trick-or-treated in a blizzard
Saves his Canadian Tire™ money
He knows how to spell Saskatchewan
Every Canuck knows that Mr. Dressup kicks Mr. Roger’s ass any day!

(It’s a pop, not a soda), a mickey and a 24
(Substitute American beer) for water when you’re cooking
(We can tell the difference of) fake snow on TV
‘Eh’ is politer than ‘huh’ anyways!

He’s used his trunk as a freezer
Knows kokanee goes with poutine
Ya, our mosquitoes need landing lights
And we don’t give a damn that ‘Zed’ doesn’t rhyme with ‘C’

We’re trick-or-treatin’ in a blizzard
Saving Canadian Tire™ money
We know how to spell Saskatchewan
Every Canuck knows that Mr. Dressup kicks Mr. Roger’s ass any day!
Any day
Oo oo ka koo koo ooh koo koo

The Ball

Youth Sector

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