nothing forever

by @circle

Liner Notes

this one took the longest yet and it is still such an unholy mess! but that might be part of the charm? I started with a drum beat, which is something I never do, but it gave me an idea for the track. The idea was basically "do a three chord rock song but keep punctuating it with stops and starts and strangeness". It's sort of a success because I like it, but I didn't really achieve the full vision. i guess we rarely do.

also it occurred to me when i was about to post it that the title is actually quite cliche. but there probably isn't another song with this name that sounds like this

#noisepop #alternative #powerpop #lofi

Lyrics

are you alone? pick up the phone!

break that key and turn your back and

he's a real big man with a killer salary twenty one thousand calories pin the soul on the donkey what a feeling what a feeling!

desperado-core oblivion what apocalyptic fun! hell of a crowd when the world ends when the world ends

i'll do nothing forever i'll do nothing forever nothing is forever nothing is forever

nothing is forever nothing is forever

Comments

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this is really cool in the phones, some cool sounds, like the vocal effects and the music bed is real solid. Good track!

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This is sonically incredible. I have so many questions about how you got that vocal sound, and what all instruments were used. I adore all the fuzz. Has a very shoegazey vibe, but more aggressive. Incredibly catchy!

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@circle

hi, thanks for listening and commenting! the vocals are triple tracked, one of them is pitched up and they all have some pretty hefty bitcrush/tape effect going on. my instruments are cheap stuff, I think it's the digital amps and vst effects doing all the heavy lifting rather than the instruments being any good

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Ah, bitcrush! That makes sense. I'll have to do some experimenting, you've inspired me.

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@owl

I’m doing some FAWM listening with my husband today. I asked him for a comment and he said “serving up tasty platters of noise-inflected pop” and “MBV mixed with Belly.” I love all the noise and fuzz and poppiness as always, and “desperado-core” is a great phrase.

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This first listen woke me up! Takes me back to circa 2005 indie noise pop. The sounds on this are wild, but there's still a catchy tune underneath, and an exuberant abandon to the playing. I like "Pin the soul on the donkey" as a lyric, (but perhaps also maybe a title option? Or just "pin the soul"?)

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