1. |
I Swam Out
03:19
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I met a man in a pond
covered in mud
and eyeless
I swam out
let the water fill my lungs
arise, rise , rise
rise, rise , rise
eat the fish
I cant see
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2. |
Steel Like Satin
03:57
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A brief respite
and a beautiful prose
wordless in a magenta night
steel like satin
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3. |
Open Arms (interlude)
03:00
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4. |
It's In The Water
01:57
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We're all trying
and in some place
it's all the same
I'm home, nothing has changed
It's in the water and the walls
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5. |
Sleep Kick
05:22
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6. |
9.20.19
00:55
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7. |
I Swam Out (Reimagined)
08:29
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8. |
Redline
11:57
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Sleep Kick Louisville, Kentucky
Sleep Kick's ambient guitars, surreal lyrics and soft, rich vocal harmonies has been described as distant and aching
melancholy. An atmosphere of rainy days and lonely nights settles in with the listener as influences from Cocteau Twins, This Mortal Coil and other art pop bands rises to the surface.
Sleep Kick recently released their first full length under label auralgamiSOUNDS
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