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Liver Spots
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So many faces
So many names
Put in frames
Is it strange how things look the same
In different situations
So many names
In a city that grows wild
Sometimes I feel like we all go blind
Do you realize
This needs no explanation
Do you recognize
Expectations
What’s coming after
And your heart is still beating
Repeating itself every second
So many names
Put in frames
Is it strange how things look the same
In different situations
Do you recognize
Expectations
Do you realize
This needs no explanation
Do you recognize
Expectations
This needs no explanation
What’s coming after
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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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