1. |
Head First (15 Feet)
03:36
|
|
||
|
The ground is rising hard to bring Elysium
The sound, a pounding gash and thumping of the drum
I can't believe the others think I would forever go
I won't
Won't go
Breaking up inside, Adrenaline and Home
Decades flashing by
My hands push out before
I know the day will find each of us
But not this day, not this day- I won't go
We saw the fall for far too long
Free fall, to fall and fall for far too long
We saw the flying thoughts, they were not songs
Free fall, the ground it rises fast enough to meet head on
Breaking up inside, Adrenaline and Home
Decades flashing by, my hands push out before
I rode this ride excited
If it ends today, I should leave smiling
We saw the fall for far too long
Free fall, to fall and fall for far too long
We saw the flying thoughts, they were not songs
Free fall, the ground it rises fast enough to meet head on
|
||||
SEA FIX Birmingham, Alabama
Sea Fix is born out of a recording experiment in the burgeoning Avondale neighborhood of Birmingham, AL. When Chris Rowell ( of Warm in the Wake, King Lear Jet) and Chris Hoke (of The Sudden Rays, 3D5SPD) came together to record on separate projects, they began recording together and brought in Bret Estep (drums) and Tony Oliver (keys). A full-length LP is due in 2014. ... more
If you like SEA FIX, you may also like:
Every Bird Ever [Album]
by Ilithios
The new record from Brooklyn indie group Ilithios is full of big-hearted songs with the hooks to match.
go to album
The latest from L.A. DIY fixture Vinyl Williams is a cosmic brew of intricately arranged soft psychedelia. Get into it.
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
Continue Normal Living
by Absent City
Dreamy, intricate guitar pop from Oakland's Absent City; splashes of accordion, sitar, lap steel, and mandolin add textural richness.
go to album
Lefse announce the forthcoming LP from a Winnipeg psychedelic-dream pop outfit who promise "a 1-way ticket to make-out city."
go to album
Back Into The Dream
by Elephant Stone
Montreal psych-pop veterans sound as infectious and hypnotic as ever on their seventh LP, slinging jangly riffs and bright vocal harmonies.
go to album
White Plastic Chairs
by Mavis the Dog
Soft-focus bedroom pop from this Philadelphia group powered by lo-fi keys and hazy production.
go to album
