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watchu want/donuts
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Asshats grip the wheel; white-knuckled, cold as steel
Ignoring all the lights; drunk on rape and vice
They’re heading our way; their toll must be paid
Let’s booby-trap the road, no mercy, that’s how it goes
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Beyond
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car ubtil die
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i drive my car to pay to get the oil changed
i drive my car to pay to get the engine looked at
i drive my car to pay to get some gasoline
then i drive my car some more until i die
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Matthew Joseph Payne Oakland, California
Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and composer with a flair for the dramatic. Bluegrass, chiptunes, ondes martenot and more swirl through unexpected soundscapes with hidden meanings. Also memes.
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Crying came out of nowhere and absolutely blew me away. ES' distinct vocal style, and Ryan and Nick's GB/drums/guitar interactions draw you in with inital simplicity that surprises you at every turn.
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This record never gets old to me! The drum programming here is so expressive that it didn't even occur to me for the first few casual listens that it was in LSDJ! Expressive, complex, intense.
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Things We Dream About
by A/B Duo
I wrote "Echoloquacious" for A/B Duo to follow-up the LSDJ/flute piece I wrote for Meerenai, and I couldn't have imagined a better pairing than Ivan Trevino's "Things We Dream About.
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Dreamy doom-pop for the spooky season from Seattle's Tylo.
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With their blend of playfulness and graduate-level instrumentation, Dorcha deftly prove that improvisational zeal and conservatory-level precision aren't mutually exclusive.
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