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A New Low
03:44
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This is a new low
Were you reaching for the gutter?
Well you certainly got there
But you should be ashamed of yourself
To sell a few stacks of papers
Made an enemy of the other
Crossed the line, crossed the line
We don't know why we came here tonight
Thoughts collide, worlds collide
We don't know why we read it online
Say what you've got to say
And then please shut your mouth and walk away
Cos we're tired of the hate bombs
Dropped from a cowardly distance
Breathing controversy like it's air
Dining on others despair
Crossed the line, crossed the line
We don't know why we came here tonight
Thoughts collide, worlds collide
We don't know why we read it online
We don't know why we came here tonight
We don't know why we came here tonight
(So full of hate - don't know what to do with that)
Never had no trouble paying the rent
Food on the table money to spend
(So full of hate - don't know what to do with that)
Best education that money could buy
All they did was fill you full of fear and lies
(So full of fear)
There's fear in the city so you're not alone
99 problems? Get a new scapegoat
We've got to deal with that
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A New Low (bedroom demo)
03:26
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Fragile Creatures Brighton, UK
Combining rock, grunge, pop and catchy melodies, Fragile Creatures evoke the spirit of great musical innovators of the past, from Bowie to Blur and beyond. Resistant to the formulaic, going wherever the musical muse takes them. Let yourself get swept up and join the adventure. ... more
Fragile Creatures recommends:
Chain Migration (Demos/unreleased recordings, 2013-2018)
by The Fiction Aisle
A smorgasbord (or should that be chordasbord?) of great releases are available on this boutique label. Adam Kidd even plays guitar on a couple of The Fiction Aisle' records.
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Mostly lo-fi demos, but all available at a name-your-price download. Hear some of Fragile Creatures main song-writer, Adam Kidd's other works.
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The Woman You Want
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Haddad returns with cinematic soundscapes that include introspective folk, post-grunge, and indie-pop influences.
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Nothing As It Seems
by Street Rat
The sophomore album from former session musician Imraan Paleker highlights his modern soul, alt-rock, jazz, and electronic sensibilities.
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Mass Gothic is New York-based singer/songwriter Noel Heroux’s self-titled and effusive Sub Pop debut.
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