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Cosby Sweater
03:11
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rainstorms is what we wish for / the grass is dried and dead inside / my mind’s berserk from the white heat’s burn / and simple tasks are foreign chores / life seems dry like the world outside / droughts will never break / its hard to feel fine when you’re stagnant / nothing brings you inspiration / droughts leave you dry and in a feverish cry / your crying for re-hydration / rain is usually unwelcomed / but right now our tears won’t save us / rain bombs the ground / but we’ll just watch them all exploding / you’re my rainstorm / now let’s do our rain dance
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Gilbert Bowtie
03:00
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I’m walking through this place / with raised ceilings and long hallways / they lead me to do things like / repeat my phrases for feeling comfort / don’t listen to his dad / there’s still another half / he keeps on talking / until his lips are numb / but we keep faith / we’re all but done / the day to day / with nights keeping you up / and brightened shadows / I’m on a boat / and Sinclair’s along too / my mind guides actions / and with changes made / your calling's found
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10 Paces, Fire Milwaukee
A progressive indie rock band from MKE, blending midwestern 90s emo, post rock, math rock, and more. 2007–2013.
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Native is the one of the most influential bands in a recent-ish wave of nu-post-hardcore with math-rock nuances. Regardless of how you want to label it, this album never [ E V E R ] quits.
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7" Old Maid/Coffee With Tom
by Tiny Moving Parts
Why are they so good? Skramz, emo, post-rock, math-rock, total awesomeness. The songs from our "Twenty / Twelve" release were initially intended to be put out with these 2 sweet tracks on a 7" record.
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Alta was the biggest reason we remained so involved in the Milwaukee music scene. They have such an impressive Post/Math/Hardcore sound--you'll bleed ever-so-beautifully from listening to this. RIP.
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