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Unreal City
02:01
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The rain looks like static,
I'm confessing to my window pane.
She don't answer,
Don't know what she'd say anyway.
Somewhere, someone is reading
1984 for the first time.
The rain looks like Vaseline on a lens.
She's undressing behind the blinds.
She don't watch her reflection,
She learned not to trust it last time.
Somewhere, someone is reading
The Catcher in the Rye for the first time.
The rain looks like rain again,
It's running down the other side of the window.
I wave at new friends,
I pull the blinds.
Somewhere, someone is reading
Slaughterhouse-Five for the first time.
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Forest Fires
03:56
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Time is Gravity
04:02
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Cadmium Red
04:02
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Ghost Ghost New York, New York
Indie rock/pop trio led by Karl Ward and Kevin Peckham, with multi-instrumentalist Mark Christensen. Frequently accompanied live by Charlie Kemmerer (paint) and Tim Bartlett (projection). Pants very, very optional.
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Condo Fucks City Rockers
by Karl Ward
Karl Ward from Ghost Ghost gets pop punk, takes a time machine to 1990s Connecticut, learns how to skateboard... You might think this solo album sounds like early Ghost Ghost, and you might be right.
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Selected Solo Improvisations, vol. 1
by Mark Christensen
Mark Christensen from Ghost Ghost stretches out into guitar and Chapman stick solo jams. Guaranteed to take you to space. Caveat: you might not want to leave space. Totally not our fault.
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20/20
by Enthusiastic Electrons
Tim Bartlett from Ghost Ghost embraces his inner modular analog synth. This is a wide-ranging soundtrack to reality, which grows to encompass reality and then transcends it. Come on in.
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Kevin Devine looks to moments of rupture and anxiety with an unflinching eye on his latest LP of gracious, big-hearted indie rock.
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Sound From Out The Window
by Evan Wright
New York songwriter Evan Wright infuses indie psychedelia with classic country sensibilities on his compelling debut album.
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Gold Chorus
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A taut, excellent rock record that threads hypnotic melodies through waves of distorted guitars for a riveting final product.
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