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It's insane how the amount of things you have to do always exceeds overwhelmingly the amount of things you have ever done.
We can roll on our backs, make any move we want.
I don't mean anything,
leak out a dirty story,
speak out anything.
Glory doesn't mean a thing or anything,
We can not make sense and noone will even mind.
We can roll on our backs, make any move we want.
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True Colours
03:04
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She’s all over you,
while she’s confessing her blues,
Show the facts, hide the cracks
from the books in the stacks.
Red sky as your canvas:
Use shades from your black protocol
to colour your green streets
with some fake yellow silence.
Your memory’s clouded
Like the grey water from your source,
You should drain your doubts
Because white lies overshadow the real
we don’t have to sing sad songs.
In the morning true colours reflect
the beggining of a daylight saga
that leads you to the night dew.
She’s all over me,
While I’m trying to see
Through the curtain of our shame,
Is this love or is it lust?
But sky is your canvas
Use shades from your black protocol.
Your memory is clouded
like the grey water from your source.
We should write this down
Because our lies overshadow the real me,
Now I hate to sing this song.
Time slips away between our fingers.
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ATLAST Portugal
ATLAST is born out of the long-time desire of André Nunes, Cláudio Tavares and André Tavares to make music together, in Porto, Portugal, in 2012.
ATLAST recommends:
As Árvores Morrem de Pé
by Por Assim Dizer
The solo project of André, our guitar player. Everything you hear was written and produced by himself.
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Live at Estúdios Sá da Bandeira
by the Sticks & Stones & the Broken Bones
The Sticks & Stones & The Broken Bones performing "Praying For Time" live at Estúdios Sá da Bandeira. Five guys rocking in a room, tracked to 2'' tape and mixed down to 1/4'' at 15 IPS.
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Crisp drumming cuts through the tangle of interwoven instrumentation on this cerebral yet groovy post-punk record.
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Lost Themes IV: Noir
by John Carpenter
The latest installment of John Carpenter’s celebrated “Lost Themes” is now available for pre-order.
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Bracing post-hardcore meets festival-ready rock on the Tokyo band's sharp new EP, mixed and mastered by Will Yip (Turnstile, Title Fight).
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Essential Tremors
by Hooper Crescent
The Australian post-punk outfit's second album courses with unkempt kinetic energy, full of spring-tight basslines and hypnotic riffs.
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