1. |
No Evolution
01:26
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watching wars on tv
there's no evolution
just like in the 90s
vive la revolution
formulate opinions
verbalise contusions
falling on your bruises
vive la revolution
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2. |
The Doctor
03:12
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cold water breaks like a wave down your neck
co-codamol on the chair by your bed
conspicuous absence of wine in your glass
catch site of yourself in the mirror and gasp
talk to yourself and you break the 4th wall
you're not in a film your not 10 feet tall
you're acting your posing your faking it all
scratching at asking your question in thrall to
the doctor will see you wake up look smart
the doctor will see you wake up look smart
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3. |
Regression Session
03:20
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I see regression in your eyes
we seek confession for your crimes
this changes that changes this changes that
speed at your face like a rat out the trap
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4. |
Oppose This
03:50
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don't send me packing the journey here just took me ages
I walked on foot I rowed on boat i'm in the final stages
we travelled far can't be like animals locked up in cages
you'd hate to see us at the high point of our violent rages
we want to feel the pebbles underneath our toes
an even keel we're balancing it's very close
is this real? the beach was open now it's closed
a done deal? you've got something to oppose
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Holy Clang Brighton, UK
"A Dancey rampage of beats, bass and fuzz"
A new duo from Brighton, UK.
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