1. |
Sleep
03:33
|
|||
|
you're stuck in an endless loop
and you can't quite break the news
that you've lost what you never lose
and you're stuck in an endless loop
i can predict where you go when you sleep
when you don't want to think about anything
you trip on the broken ground
and you can't quite hear the sound
of the bones as they break and compound
when you trip on the broken ground
i can predict where you go when you sleep
when you don't want to think about anything
you show just so you can be seen
and you can't look away from the scene
and you dreamt such a stupid dream
where you show just so you can be seen
i can predict where you go when you sleep
when you don't want to think about anything
|
||||
2. |
Ghost
02:57
|
|||
3. |
What's in a Name?
03:06
|
|||
4. |
Signals
03:07
|
|||
Bantam Foxes New Orleans, Louisiana
Sam and Collin like to play guitars.
If you like Bantam Foxes, you may also like:
Strange, Strange Times
by The Ugly Kings
Combining crooned murder ballads with raw, angsty hard rock hooks, Melbourne's The Ugly Kings are a wrecking crew well worth watching.
go to album
15 years into their career, the Toronto indie rockers sound sharp and ebullient as ever.
go to album
A slow drip of Tropicália-infused psychedelia from New Orleans rock outfit Blue Basin: balmy one moment, aggressive the next.
go to album
German rock band King Kuiper center their songs on big, anthemic chorus and surround them with razor-wire guitar lines.
go to album
Out Of The Box
by The Young Sinclairs
After a slew of jangle-pop records in the late ‘00s, the VA group get trippy on their first album in nearly a decade.
go to album
Ridiculously cool and hooky post-punk from Frankie Broyles of Deerhunter/Omni's early 2010s group.
go to album
Pugnacious post-punk has unexpected melodies, bright guitars and bouncy rhythms. Jam out.
go to album
