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Cheryl Waters :
05/23/2022 12:51 PM
Merchandise frontman Carson Cox has described the band’s record 'A Corpse Wired for Sound' as an admission that with maturity comes loneliness. With this information, one might expect Merchandise’s single, “Lonesome Sound,” to be stark, a dark reflection on emotional isolation. Well, it is and it isn’t. The track’s reality is that of melancholy, of desperation: “To be free/I went hunting/Deep in the ground/Where beauty dies/Her secrets lie/But are never found/Just let me drown,” Cox rumbles. https://bit.ly/3sQGxpI
https://wmerchandise.bandcamp.com/
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Cheryl Waters :
09/01/2021 10:32 AM
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Cheryl Waters :
08/11/2021 12:11 PM
Merchandise frontman Carson Cox has described the band’s forthcoming record A Corpse Wired for Sound as an admission that with maturity comes loneliness. With this information, one might expect Merchandise’s new single, “Lonesome Sound,” to be stark, a dark reflection on emotional isolation. Well, it is and it isn’t. The track’s reality is that of melancholy, of desperation: “To be free/I went hunting/Deep in the ground/Where beauty dies/Her secrets lie/But are never found/Just let me drown,” Cox rumbles.--Pitchfork
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Cheryl Waters :
10/21/2020 10:24 AM
Merchandise frontman Carson Cox has described the band’s forthcoming record A Corpse Wired for Sound as an admission that with maturity comes loneliness. With this information, one might expect Merchandise’s new single, “Lonesome Sound,” to be stark, a dark reflection on emotional isolation. Well, it is and it isn’t. The track’s reality is that of melancholy, of desperation: “To be free/I went hunting/Deep in the ground/Where beauty dies/Her secrets lie/But are never found/Just let me drown,” Cox rumbles.--Pitchfork
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Abbie :
07/10/2019 05:38 AM
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