You paint flowers on the parts of yourself you don’t like
I spent some time pulling thorns out of my side
And don’t you ever get sick
Of being right about it?
You burn the candle to the quick
Broke the glass and tried to melt that
Like it’d grow back if you didn’t
A lot’s changed but you peel back the new growth
Crush the scraps underfoot until it’s comfortable
How can you haunt yourself if you’re never home?
Written lists on your skin
You still don’t know where to go
supported by 16 fans who also own “Ignore What's Missing”
hey dude ask your mom if I can come over this weekend, we can stay up all night playing video games and eating sour punch straws and we'll never ever ever grow old. threatmidler
supported by 9 fans who also own “Ignore What's Missing”
This album is so great end-to-end, it's hard to pick a single track to suggest to folks. I always recommend that people check out Boomer, Mustang, and Flagey God to get them started. coreytree
The post-hardcore band’s latest is a reflection on time, memory, death, and grief—and is their dreamiest material to date. Bandcamp Album of the Day Mar 22, 2019
supported by 8 fans who also own “Ignore What's Missing”
A really heartfelt album with a lot of musical genius, personality and charisma to it. Easily one of the most comforting, yet absolutely off the wall, creative, chaotic and beautiful albums I have heard in a long time and will forever be one of my favourites. This piece of art has been there for me in many different ways and I imagine this album has had that positive effect for people in many other ways too. DJ 3-INCH TOAST