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This is a story..
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You say it's wrong, but you know it feels so right.
To feel that type of way keeps you awake through the night.
You toss and turn as your desire burns,
You know it's something that you can't define.
So what am I supposed to do?
When I was relying on you.
Who am I supposed to see?
When the last thing I want staring back is a reflection of me.
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Sorrow
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B-
03:30
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Butterscotch Blonde
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Promise Rings
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Appreciation
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The Bradley recommends:
Physical Death
by Physical Wash
If you've made it here from DLing my music, this may be a lot different than what you are into. But when it comes to modern industrial/mutant EBM, Physical Wash is tops. Love this tape. Check it out!
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Its a perfect record. The mix of melancholy vocals, saxaphone, jangly guitar, dancey bass and best of all bizarrely instrospective lyrics. This is one of my favorite bands at their most infectious.
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My favorite band in the world's magnum opus. For the duration, these darkwave gods deftly weave fever dream intermissions between singalong anthems for driving down an Arkansas dirt road at 3 AM.
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A perfect slice of summer gloom for those hazy, overcast days when only baritone-voiced post-punk will do.
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Melt Transmission
by Sleep Movies
A neon-hued cocktail of hyperpop, psychedelic rock, and woozy experimental sounds from Pittsburgh's Sleep Movies.
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Sweet and surf-like pop with lackadaisical vocals from Bay Area favorite Justin Cheromiah.
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