1. |
Knocks
02:08
|
|||
|
I think it's time to dissolve
Everything is knocking
Wants to come in and eat
Consuming our consuming brains
You are dissolving
You are dissolving
The knocking's evolving
They're evolving
I think it's time to dissolve
Everything is knocking
Wants to come in and eat
Consuming our consuming brains
|
||||
2. |
Black Cat
05:04
|
|||
|
There's a black cat running through the gutters past the shutters
of the closed stalls with graffiti on their walls
where the rain never falls
The cat licks itself clean of all the shit it's seen
A black cat has come to the city
A black cat has come to the city
As the black cat and it's eyes dial in
It reckons it's chances are pretty slim
The sky lights up and the end comes down
Will his fourth friend be the last one crowned
A black cat has come to the city
A black cat has come to the city
It's a sad fact to realize
Everything dies, everything dies (4x)
A black cat has come to the city
A black cat has come to the city
The saints come marching in
Claiming this is their new begin
Somewhere in a cardboard box behind the shops
Suddenly the time stops
A young and tiny heart, beats it's first beats
It will one day, wander these streets
A black cat was born in the city
A black cat was born in the city (3x)
|
||||
3. |
Dress Up Like Computer
02:42
|
|||
|
Let's dress up like computer
Crash, reboot, crash, reboot, crash
Let's dress up like computer
Finally learn how to really surf
Let's dress up like computer
So we can defrag all our memory
Let's dress up like computer
Insert my brain the size of a pea
Let's dress up like computer
Any skin, any color, any time
Let's dress up like computer
Everybody exactly the same
Let's dress up like computer
Plug in, get addicted
Let's dress up like computer
Let's accept any credit card
Let's dress up like computer
Open your Dropbox to me, honey
Let's dress up like computer
Let's do some cloud computing, baby
Let's dress up like computer
I want to be your top level domain
Let's dress up like computer
And let's run into our time machine together
|
||||
4. |
A Deity Decides
03:51
|
|||
|
I put a chair in my mind and listened
to how the water glistened
With the paper crumbling beneath my feet
Standing on the world
Cardboard cats and plastic bags
So what is normal, what is normal
I've been testing
How the souls now sung
Making themselves proof
Harder than the rest
Let them figure it out
Time to return to the sun
(Let them figure it out)
Put a chair in my mind again
Listening to whistling and wishing
Beneath my feet
You are defining
Figuring out, figure it out
(Time to return to the sun)
(Let them figure it out)
So what is normal...
So what is normal...
So what is normal...
|
||||
5. |
Forest
04:09
|
|||
|
The hunter man entered the forest alone
He settled in a good spot
He nearly stayed at home
Something was on TV
But he remembered his quota
So he cocked his gun and got ready for action
Surely tonight, they'll come
He heard their sounds
Somewhere in the distance
His pulse went up, he started sweating
With his rifle placed on the deadwood
He waited, and saw the spectacle approach, slowly at first
Then faster, then faster and faster and faster and faster and faster...
When the dust settled down, leaves back on the ground
He saw what he did
There she was, who he knew existed
The zenith of intellect, the mother of earth, goddess of gods, lightness and darkness combined
She stepped forward, took his shaking hands in hers
She kissed him, on the forehead, stroked his little hair
Seemed to ponder for a moment, as he gazed her naked flesh
So fair, so right, so white, so (light)...
Missing for a couple of days
They set out to find him
Dogs, men, torches and trees looking down on them
And they were laughing
They were laughing
They were laughing
Because they saw everything
Somewhere ago, a man remembers his quota
|
||||
Sebas van den Brink recommends:
Fantastic ambient music, this soundtrack from the game Qbeh-1. A full 32 tracks for such a meager price. Get it.
go to albumIf you like Sebas van den Brink, you may also like:
Expansive four-track EP from the electronic-leaning solo project of Lee Malcolm, a founding member of experimental band Vessels.
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 26, 2022
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 8, 2022
go to album
Dedicated to the idea of “creating stillness,” the latest from Rohne offers hushed electroacoustic songs that gently sway.
go to album
All About That
by Common Underground
A punchy floor-filler house track from Loophole Recordings heads FLIP3000 and Jimmy le Mac gets a rubbery, spacey rework.
go to album
