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Heartbreak Fartbreak
02:24
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Blue Light Reckoning
07:24
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Not much has changed I still remain inside
Who’s loudest now
The lords of hell
I cannot tell
Whose shame is on your lips
Am I alone or just at home, my friends?
Screen-battered eyes
Bleary demise
Hark, denizens
Whose name is on your lips
It’s been a year between the ears for us all
Neurotic spies beneath your eyes
Empathic squall
Whose spray is on your lips
Who'd bet the chemicals we fed the swamps
Would blossom like an awesome third act for dirty cops
Whose fame is on your lips
The blue light reckoning has come to roost
Rebrands of capital for tragedies they loosed
Whose game is on your lips
It doesn’t matter what I say today
The rebel yell was bought and sold to use for play
Whose dime is on your lips
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3. |
Phantom Taste
05:01
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My body, with its smooth escape,
leapt from that house, of rattling din
for I can’t shake your phantom taste.
I swore I moved with guilty haste,
but guilt won’t chase: it moves within
my body, with its smooth escape.
Now in the mirror, my pale face,
seems only teeth, draped with my skin,
for I can’t shake your phantom taste.
At first I prayed for sweet erase,
reached for desires deep within
my body, with its smooth escape.
Escape is not the safest place,
I’d rather hold your memories in
for I can’t shake your phantom taste.
So haunt me, round my bedroom case,
and let me feast on what has been,
my body with its smooth escape,
for I can’t shake your phantom taste.
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4. |
Nimbus Nombus
06:48
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5. |
Holy Moly
06:36
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6. |
z0nk
07:40
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Gysklar Salt Lake City, Utah
Gysklar (gîs-kler) is me. Gysklar is you. Gysklar is what we hear but don't understand. Please enjoy.
Gysklar recommends:
Psychic Temple II
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Penelope
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Silver Ladders
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Produced by Slowdive’s Neil Halstead, the harpist’s latest speaks in a dialect of her own invention.
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The limitless sweet love of precious suffering
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This UK group made field recordings in warehouses, parks, and decommissioned power plants, morphing the results into haunting ambient music.
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