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Circle
04:27
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Full-fledged
While you edge
Used to eat the fruit of resistance
It all appears in the virtual circle
Of your faceless fears
My favourite limitations have a similarity
With your imagination
Cast my body to its expanding walls
It will go with a natural chemistry
Inseparable insider
Me, a volunteer to be attached forever now
Is it strange that I’m so sure
Stay obscure
Stay obscure
It all appears in the virtual circle
Of your faceless fears
These are the objects of my temptation
That I secretly kept apart
In the virtual circle of my own imagination
And I see a point of contact
Its polars are coming closer
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Subsoil Streams
03:18
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Invite you to extravaganza
Welcome to come back
She’s got the attitude and he is the freak
I wonder what you seek
Now I see you shine with a new light on you
I do a favour for a life saviour
Stay in the hype
When situations come dry
Now I see you shine with a new light on you
Doing you a favour for a life saviour
There are things that we do when we feel misunderstood
I feel I got you there
I feel I got you there
I’m coming down today
Now I see you shine with a new light on you
I do a favour for a life saviour
When situations come dry
Invite you to extravaganza
Play another track
I’m doing you a favour
And I’m glad you came back
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3. |
Relax-her
02:04
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Labasheeda Amsterdam, Netherlands
Growling, dynamic stuff here from the Netherlands. Labasheeda make intelligent but not emotionless, angular rock music; it's
a brooding sound
with touchstones in the post rock (some gorgeous violin playing in parts) and post-hardcore camps. singer Saskia van der giessen in forlorn almost-romantic vocals which sound all the more sharp set to a back ground
of foreboding guitar chimes.
... more
Labasheeda recommends:
Wonderfull record with a beautifull cover design.
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