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Tantrumonium
02:08
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Sow The Seeds Of Discontent
Watch It Grow
Watch It Grow
It's 2022
And It's Stil Doomsday
Doomsday
Waiting For Another Day
High Octane
Down The Drain
Truth Inflation
Full Invasion
Fists Are Clenching
Endless Streams On
Screens Ablaze
Tantrums Like A Choir
Feedback Loop
(For) You And I
Separate Again
The Sentence Is Pending
The Sentence Is Pending
The Sentence Is Pending
The Sentence Is Pending
Waiting For Another Day ...
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Turn with the changing lights below
Specs and sprites awash
In the ocean blue
Riverbound souls as we are
Riverbound souls as we are
And as I sit by the windowsill
Watching every train go by
Like vacant vessels
Drifting on the ocean
I watch and yearn
Will I ever hear your voice again?
Will I ever hear your voice again?
And I sit here
Chasing phantoms
Watching and yearning
Watching and yearning
Watching and yearning
Watching and yearning
Watching and yearning ...
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F Train, Unconscious.
03:19
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I can't shake the feeling that something ain't right.
I can't shake the feeling that something ain't right.
A million scented candles on the pavement.
A million scented candles on the pavement.
Something left behind on lovers lane.
Something left behind on lovers lane.
(Sounds of the deep)
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Extraterrestrial Cat Lady Vienna, Austria
Extraterrestrial Cat Lady is an amalgamation of Ben DeFinster's (Velvet Doomsday, collaborator of The Bassenger) solo-oddities. A lo-fi mishmash of old and new, a transgressive blend of different genres. Dilettante as it gets, DIY as fuck.
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