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Gossip Sound
03:51
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you and your nerves have some catching up to do
imagining the next thing
empathize
run away
it’s indifferent if you never even had to stay
melted noise
imagery
gossiping has
only made me worship me
sonic love
only makes you leave
all the parties only
catch them watching everybody
you only love me when i look like the same
long, faces
you only notice after everything
but you’ve still got fast eyes
quit pretending that this happens for a reason
melted noise
imagery
gossiping has
made me only worship me
sonic love
it only makes you leave
all the parties only
catch then watching everybody
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2. |
80 BPM
02:18
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i could re-live it if i wanted to
did you decide if you made or broke your truth?
it’s only a machine
after you and me
out of disbelief
show me what you see
what did you see?
this could get disappointing real soon
you don’t get to know the real things here
this could be a real
opportunity
something’s gotta give
something’s gotta be
out of disbelief
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Anteeter Chicago, Illinois
Based out of Chicago (but a Memphis native), Anteeter (Mike Kelley) is a singer, songwriter, producer, and composer. His brilliant cacophony of blaring synths and raunchy vocals masterfully engages audiences with a sonic punch to the gut. A style completely of its own, the sarcastic, potent lyricism in combination with synth-heavy instrumentation, feels similar to ur mom<3 ... more
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