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New Look for Fall
02:27
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I see you on the walkway with your new dress on.
The tree-shadows hold you in their grey-blue arms
and your face
is a face
I could grow to love.
And all day long
I hold your colors up
to everything.
The air is golden like white wine
and the flower petals on your dress, they seem to shine
like spots
of pure
sky.
And for a day or so
your colors go
with everything.
For a day or so
your colors go
with everything.
The color goes
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Dept. Store Dream
01:37
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After our chance meeting
for several days
I looked for you in backs of heads
and averted my gaze
when they looked my way,
and I had a vivid dream where
we were in some kind of department store
and no one else was there,
so I told you all my secrets
like you'd told me yours.
And I woke,
and my stomach took a sickening fall
because I knew I'd never known you at all.
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Harrison Lemke Austin, Texas
tape-hiss symphonies to God
Harrison Lemke recommends:
Wild, slightly funky, slightly proggy indie rock songs that make you feel alive.
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Child of My Sorrow
by The Chairman Dances
I'm in awe of the stories Eric tells with such an economy of words here. The magnificent arrangements and weighty vocals, which seem always about to fade into sigh or groan, also help.
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Boots Quest DX OST
by Dragon Warrior
I made a video game, and this is the soundtrack by my Casiotone guitar pop / ambient / experimental music project. That's a weird digression but sometimes life is like that.
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World of Darkness, World of Light
by Dragon Warrior
supported by 5 fans who also own “New Look for Fall”
As the title promises, this album takes you on an electric tour of twenty singular worlds, each defined by a groove and mood, some more effable than others, but all a nice place to visit (and some you would want to live in, like the peaceful Sea of Clouds). But the tour continues, cumulatively giving a nuanced view of a vibrant, imperfect multiverse woven from field recordings, essentially wordless vocals (the tour bus is on autopilot), and simple keyboard synths.
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somebody had to
by phoneswithchords
The gentle lo-fi songs on the latest phoneswithchords LP develop their granular sketches of childhood and coming of age into full portraits.
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