Grain between the grinder
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Ain’t nothing Lois Magic can do about the weather. CS on FLA last decade.
MP3: Lois Magic - Dead Quiet
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Shit is dark and messy,,,,
I’m kinda feeling that. Rocks hard, considering I’m a massive prick who needs to stop spamming this site with comments about a radio show no one wants to listen to
The band actually doesn’t sound too bad; although I’m sure I’d like them way more had the song been less static sounding. It reminds me of when you lose a radio station right when it’s playing a song you really want to hear, so you resort to ignoring the static.
Although it’s interesting to see the sort of irony the band sets up with this song. It’s titled “Dead Quiet,” yet the song itself is anything but; it’s actually quite chaotic.
I guess that’s part of the charm.