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Digital Client
05:20
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The flickering screen
The flickering eyelids
Perpetual ocean
A streaming of lies
The cost of existence
A binary codex
The number infection
The digital eyes
The racket protectors
Keep us in costumes
With toxic solutions
And property guides
Capital logos
On tattooed eyelids
Mega Creations
Legitimate crimes
Another disclosure
A policy shift
And a roll out reversal
Assembly minds
A swarm of contenders
With cabinet fever
All ready and waiting
You blink and you’re mine
The how and the why kids
They branded your eyelids
No data protected
A stooge on a line
Another memento
Another conductor
A binary structure
A digital client
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Loan Star
04:23
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You stole my colours away
Flew off and kept me at play
There was no inner embrace
You laughed and laughed in my face
Where has the carnival gone
Packed up and headed for home
Left me a shell of a man
A fever trapped in a can
And in the place where I belonged
It wasn’t where I thought I was
Chained up inside a plastic doll
Step inside/outside the greatest ride/the greatest lie
It’s good enough to eat
A story told so many times
One picture tells a thousand rhymes
A riot for a fairytale
See, they’re hanging just like pennies on a tree
I’m swimming in a colour coded sea
And the clowns are making muttonballs of me
The moral of the story is it’s free
The ocean is a pleasure park for me
I come up from the ashes of a tree
Stand beside a savvy guide
And hang on to the seat
Gravity lowdown
Tether the lone star
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Kid Scaramouche Southsea, UK
David Jones was taught to play guitar by an old blues man who lived in the Eastney Beam Engine House and who called himself
‘Scaramouche.’
Years later Jones has adopted his mentor’s name, with the additional ‘Kid.’
Kid Scaramouche loves Morricone, Roxy Music and The Piper at the Gates of Dawn.
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Kid Scaramouche recommends:
South Specific 2020
by Brain Booster Music
It's the original South Specific from 1980 plus brand new songs
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by The Spookfish
Dan Goldberg has been making spare, strange, psychedelic, moving music as The Spookfish since 2009. This comp rounds up his key tracks.
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Vulgar Displays Of Affection
by Luke Mawdsley
Liverpool's Luke Mawdsley uses pitchshifted vocals and industrial textures to create darkly experimental, painfully intimate music.
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On The Pedestrian Side
by Angela Sawyer
A fearless cult figure from New England's underground scene, Sawyer's no-fi experiments with everyday objects and body sounds are greatly rewarding to those who have the patience and curiosity to give them a chance.
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New on can’t-miss label Not Not Fun is this eerie, ethereal synth record from Yayoba.
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Your Day Will Come
by Chanel Beads
Straddling the threshold between studio performance and digital technique; the NYC artist applies "fake jazz" principles to synthpop.
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