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From the Outside
04:26
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~1991~
What'll it take, to get used to it this?
It's all dandelions and daisies, now
And just what am I trippin' over?
(I don't know)
But how does it look, from the outside,
When everything is changing?
(But it's not changing me)
And how does it look, from the outside,
When it's an image left, after I've died?
Just what'll it take to get used to this?
I don't know, but it's all dandelions and daisies, drowning me
Yet what am I trippin' over?
(I don't understand)
But how does it look, from the outside,
When everything is changing?
(But it's not changing me)
And how does it look, from the outside,
When it's an image left, after I've died?
How does it look, from the outside,
when it's an image left, after I've died?
And how does it look, from the outside,
When everything's changing?
'Cos it's not changing me...
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Electric E.E.L. California
Electric E.E.L. is the musical moniker of Orange County native singer/songwriter/
instrumentalist
EEL Norris,
originally established in 2008.
Heavily influenced by a wide variety of musical genres originating in eras from the 1960's to the 1990's, Electric E.E.L. is characterized largely by dark yet escapist musical overtones and a myriad of overtly spiritual and sociopolitical lyrical themes.
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Electric E.E.L. recommends:
Worlds Upon Worlds (Upon Worlds Upon Worlds…)
by Paper Moses
Yet another stunningly mysterious masterpiece by Paper Moses; the most recent in a long collection of interstellar audio paintings created by magical floating soundscapes and deeply curious themes.
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FACADE EP
by The Alex French Revolution
A real one and a true original. Every good genre of music converges within one artist to create high energy and contemplative meditations.
go to albumThis long-awaited debut LP does not disappoint. Though nothing can fully replicate the experience of seeing this band live, this document comes dangerously close. Every hit and everything in between.
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go to albumPerfectly pitch-black goth rock from this Santa Barbara band, with razorwire guitars and melancholy vocals.
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Last Stop To Nowhere
by Reflection Black
Cinematic-scale goth from Reflection Black with catchy melodies, dreamy synths, punchy rhythms, and a sense of timelessness.
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