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These are two of my favorite songs, but they're hard to find nowadays and aren't on major streaming platforms so I thought I would make my own version. Enjoy!original songs by Made in Heights
These are two of my favorite songs, but they're hard to find nowadays and aren't on major streaming platforms so I thought I would make my own version. Enjoy!original songs by Made in Heights
Original song by Damien Jurado released in 2014cover by cyntrix and the pilotlyricsOut from my window across from the cityI have what's considered a good viewTwo blocks from the subway, three from the fountainWhere I walk to break in new shoesShe stands on the sidewalk just waving at taxisLike horses in parades in passingI ask where she's headed she tells me,"Ohio, I've not seen my mother in agesIt's been a long time, a real long time."Out from my window "How far is Ohio?"She laughed and pointed out eastShe said, "I grew up there with my dear motherAnd I haven't seen her since thirteen.You see, I was taken while she lay sleepingBy my father's hired manWe moved to city so far from my familyI haven't been back there since.It's been a long time, a real long time."Out from my window please hear me OhioYour daughter wants to come homeShe longs to be with you to hug you to kiss youTo never leave her aloneAnd I've gotten know her to live with to love herIt's hard to see her leaveShe belongs to her mother and the state of OhioI wish she belonged to meSee you sometime, see you sometime
repel - cyntrixwritten and recorded by Richard Stottmanart by Nikole Thomas & Richard Stottmanlyrics:if i'm face to facei'll turn awaycall for mei'll change my namelook for your virtuein another placewhen i fellyou closed heavenso i repelto spite your existencefuck your hellbeg for my forgivenessi repeli repeli repeli repelif i'm face to facei'll turn awaycall for mei'll change my namelook for your virtuein another placewhen i fellyou closed heavenso i repelto spite your existencefuck your hellbeg for my forgivenessi repel(repel like a magnet, break me down i'm a fragment)i repel(repel like a magnet, break me down i'm a fragment)i repel(repel like a magnet break me down i'm a fragment)i repel(repel like a magnet, break me down i'm a fragment)continue to anticipateas if it is my will to dissipateso i just imitateecho incarnateexpired in the cabinetnapping in the casketrepel like a magnetbreak my down like a fragment
‘strange device’ is an ambitious and immersive journey into the darker corners of the human experience. Created by the duo cyntrix and the pilot, the album weaves together a powerful blend of distorted guitars, heavy bass, breakcore drums, and choral-style vocals to create a moody and sinister soundscape. Thematically, it delves into complex emotional realms, exploring trauma, grief, and existential dread alongside deeper themes of generational curses, moral scrupulosity, and the psychological toll of CPTSD, anxiety, and depression.At the heart of strange device lies the title track, a cinematic rock piece that balances the album’s extremes of sound and emotion. Featuring a dynamic range of distorted guitars, synth solos, and obscure sci-fi-inspired effects, this song embodies the duo’s signature blend of intricate sound design and emotionally charged storytelling. It draws listeners into a world where personal suffering is inextricably linked to larger existential questions, offering moments of both despair and resilience.The album represents a significant creative leap for cyntrix and the pilot. Pushing themselves beyond the electronic realm, they embraced a wider sonic palette, incorporating electric guitars, six-string bass, drum kits, and even field recordings to achieve a massive and atmospheric wall of sound. These experimental techniques were designed to reflect the album's colossal themes—nihilism, spiritual psychosis, wrath, death, and the decay of both body and mind.In ‘strange device’, the duo confronts the agony of being born into a world darkened by the weight of past generations. Through this sonic exploration, they pose a singular, poignant question: when surrounded by the darkness, do you surrender and darken with it, or do you rise to become a beacon of light?
‘strange device’ is an ambitious and immersive journey into the darker corners of the human experience. Created by the duo cyntrix and the pilot, the album weaves together a powerful blend of distorted guitars, heavy bass, breakcore drums, and choral-style vocals to create a moody and sinister soundscape. Thematically, it delves into complex emotional realms, exploring trauma, grief, and existential dread alongside deeper themes of generational curses, moral scrupulosity, and the psychological toll of CPTSD, anxiety, and depression.At the heart of strange device lies the title track, a cinematic rock piece that balances the album’s extremes of sound and emotion. Featuring a dynamic range of distorted guitars, synth solos, and obscure sci-fi-inspired effects, this song embodies the duo’s signature blend of intricate sound design and emotionally charged storytelling. It draws listeners into a world where personal suffering is inextricably linked to larger existential questions, offering moments of both despair and resilience.The album represents a significant creative leap for cyntrix and the pilot. Pushing themselves beyond the electronic realm, they embraced a wider sonic palette, incorporating electric guitars, six-string bass, drum kits, and even field recordings to achieve a massive and atmospheric wall of sound. These experimental techniques were designed to reflect the album's colossal themes—nihilism, spiritual psychosis, wrath, death, and the decay of both body and mind.In ‘strange device’, the duo confronts the agony of being born into a world darkened by the weight of past generations. Through this sonic exploration, they pose a singular, poignant question: when surrounded by the darkness, do you surrender and darken with it, or do you rise to become a beacon of light?
‘strange device’ is an ambitious and immersive journey into the darker corners of the human experience. Created by the duo cyntrix and the pilot, the album weaves together a powerful blend of distorted guitars, heavy bass, breakcore drums, and choral-style vocals to create a moody and sinister soundscape. Thematically, it delves into complex emotional realms, exploring trauma, grief, and existential dread alongside deeper themes of generational curses, moral scrupulosity, and the psychological toll of CPTSD, anxiety, and depression.At the heart of strange device lies the title track, a cinematic rock piece that balances the album’s extremes of sound and emotion. Featuring a dynamic range of distorted guitars, synth solos, and obscure sci-fi-inspired effects, this song embodies the duo’s signature blend of intricate sound design and emotionally charged storytelling. It draws listeners into a world where personal suffering is inextricably linked to larger existential questions, offering moments of both despair and resilience.The album represents a significant creative leap for cyntrix and the pilot. Pushing themselves beyond the electronic realm, they embraced a wider sonic palette, incorporating electric guitars, six-string bass, drum kits, and even field recordings to achieve a massive and atmospheric wall of sound. These experimental techniques were designed to reflect the album's colossal themes—nihilism, spiritual psychosis, wrath, death, and the decay of both body and mind.In ‘strange device’, the duo confronts the agony of being born into a world darkened by the weight of past generations. Through this sonic exploration, they pose a singular, poignant question: when surrounded by the darkness, do you surrender and darken with it, or do you rise to become a beacon of light?
‘strange device’ is an ambitious and immersive journey into the darker corners of the human experience. Created by the duo cyntrix and the pilot, the album weaves together a powerful blend of distorted guitars, heavy bass, breakcore drums, and choral-style vocals to create a moody and sinister soundscape. Thematically, it delves into complex emotional realms, exploring trauma, grief, and existential dread alongside deeper themes of generational curses, moral scrupulosity, and the psychological toll of CPTSD, anxiety, and depression.At the heart of strange device lies the title track, a cinematic rock piece that balances the album’s extremes of sound and emotion. Featuring a dynamic range of distorted guitars, synth solos, and obscure sci-fi-inspired effects, this song embodies the duo’s signature blend of intricate sound design and emotionally charged storytelling. It draws listeners into a world where personal suffering is inextricably linked to larger existential questions, offering moments of both despair and resilience.The album represents a significant creative leap for cyntrix and the pilot. Pushing themselves beyond the electronic realm, they embraced a wider sonic palette, incorporating electric guitars, six-string bass, drum kits, and even field recordings to achieve a massive and atmospheric wall of sound. These experimental techniques were designed to reflect the album's colossal themes—nihilism, spiritual psychosis, wrath, death, and the decay of both body and mind.In ‘strange device’, the duo confronts the agony of being born into a world darkened by the weight of past generations. Through this sonic exploration, they pose a singular, poignant question: when surrounded by the darkness, do you surrender and darken with it, or do you rise to become a beacon of light?
‘strange device’ is an ambitious and immersive journey into the darker corners of the human experience. Created by the duo cyntrix and the pilot, the album weaves together a powerful blend of distorted guitars, heavy bass, breakcore drums, and choral-style vocals to create a moody and sinister soundscape. Thematically, it delves into complex emotional realms, exploring trauma, grief, and existential dread alongside deeper themes of generational curses, moral scrupulosity, and the psychological toll of CPTSD, anxiety, and depression.At the heart of strange device lies the title track, a cinematic rock piece that balances the album’s extremes of sound and emotion. Featuring a dynamic range of distorted guitars, synth solos, and obscure sci-fi-inspired effects, this song embodies the duo’s signature blend of intricate sound design and emotionally charged storytelling. It draws listeners into a world where personal suffering is inextricably linked to larger existential questions, offering moments of both despair and resilience.The album represents a significant creative leap for cyntrix and the pilot. Pushing themselves beyond the electronic realm, they embraced a wider sonic palette, incorporating electric guitars, six-string bass, drum kits, and even field recordings to achieve a massive and atmospheric wall of sound. These experimental techniques were designed to reflect the album's colossal themes—nihilism, spiritual psychosis, wrath, death, and the decay of both body and mind.In ‘strange device’, the duo confronts the agony of being born into a world darkened by the weight of past generations. Through this sonic exploration, they pose a singular, poignant question: when surrounded by the darkness, do you surrender and darken with it, or do you rise to become a beacon of light?
original song: Autumn Shade II - The Vines
lyrics: Look through me because I am transparent Her to know me, but why even know yourself I'm beginning to need all that I can't have I'm succeeding to speak like I'm fucking mad
Looking at the autumn shade You am I and I am great Looking at the autumn shade, oh yeah
Good morning! You're listening to Satellite Slowcore. Shout-outs to Fud Sang and Clegg Holdfast!
Lyric video: https://youtu.be/XcKKInItO0c
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Lyrics and vocals by Nathaniel Liles Music and production by Richard Stottman
lyrics: (Good morning! You're listening to Satellite Slowcore Shout outs Fud Sang, Shoutouts Clegg Holdfast I feel like myself again!)
I'm on my solar sailer cutting through a sea of glass Tamagotchi fed, cut jammers max class Slippin silent, gone too fast to catch my past Paralyzer, copious amounts of stash
Miss me with the cure Kiss me with a burn Pick me up and turn My AI never learned
Kill me with the truth Shoot me through the roof They don't believe in proof Got the poison in my tooth
Friendly with the gun Sippin on the sun This laser weighs a ton Feels like I never won
Bass, you the only one Treble, danger can be fun Alto, trouble till I'm done Beat matching everyone
Lock up my capsule, I can't breathe this air is rust I burned my passport cos every other world is dust Expensive meltdown, buy that shit no payment plan Big liquidator, out of stock until I land
Big crasher drill core, take me home yeah take me down low To molten landscapes, roll me up, fold me in slow Pollinate a seismic shift yeah I'm the Big Boss One big horizon, energy cannot be lost
Heat melt my face smooth, burn me off and make me new Big jelly taste cool, churn me up, show me the truth Wind in my sails, boat leaking I will not be long Solar panels overloading till I'm gone
Overloading till I'm gone
Is anything real? Is anything fake?
Lyric video: https://youtu.be/gvutz44cmFw
Lyrics and vocals by Nathaniel Liles Music and production by Richard Stottman
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lyrics: Make tracks for the moon, let's all be cold cold cold Close your eyes and hold your nose Two stacks, now it's June, sold me your soul soul soul And I swallowed it whole Space man, shot him dead, let's all be cold cold cold Like the floors at ground control Two shots, at the moon, coulda stopped him but he moved too soon Crater deep, fast asleep, in the middle of the blue
Zoomed out, now I'm home Check myself for bullet holes I had a dream where you looked Just like me
You saw an endless sea of eyes, teeth, and veins Sprawled out below you What did you say That made me this way? Is anything real? Is anything fake? Is anything real? What did we do to forsake?
Moon man, emptied out, full of worries now he's chilled right out Sunset, cleared of debt, sealed tight now his suit's all wet Wide eyes, freeze dried, coulda stopped it but I didn't even try Sunset, pay the rent, so confused now his mind's all set
A lung full of air will only get you so far so breath em if you got em. Mad stacks more are an inevitability so go get yours!
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Lyrics and vocals by Nathaniel Liles Guitars by Gabriel Dyson Music and production by Richard Stottman
lyrics Well comet jockeys it's been borderline real But our little slice of everything and everywhere is coming to a close Satellite Slowcore cycling down to recharge and a whole lot left to get done But before you get started remember where you've been You might not always be one step ahead of the shockwave so say it with me Turn away cover your eyes and open your mouth or your head will explode A lung full of air will only get you so far so breath em if you got em And remember that every polar drifter and every rust guzzler out here is one hundred percent as crazy as you are Big Space signing off but don't you touch that dial Mad stacks more are an inevitability so go get yours And come see me when you're ready for the cake
The first step is always the hardest out of anywhere else What did you do to belong here What did you do to belong here This little dash of time It's not a straight line
You have a great expanse And you can only catch a glance This little dash of time Is not a straight line
You have a great expanse And you can only catch a glance Tell me is anything real
Are you addicted to the sound of your own self reassurance Are you still all stuck up to the beat of a metronomic presence I opened every pore
I let it in I opened every door And I locked myself in I opened every pore I let it in
Kill me with the truth Shoot me through the roof Sailing on a sea of glass The first step is always the hardest I can't breathe this air is rust Glass planet pull me down
The first step is always the hardest Out of anywhere else What did you do to belong here What did you to belong here This little dash of time Is not a straight line
The first step is always the hardest Out of anywhere else What did you do to belong here What did you to belong here This little dash of time Is not a straight line
You have a great expanse Satellite of Love shine a light on me and you can only catch a glance Satellite Slowcore keep on spinning I opened every pore I opened every pore and I let it in
"My slot's got a quarter popped, game on!"
Lyrics and vocals by Nathaniel Liles Music and production by Richard Stottman
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lyrics Roll me over in my coffin, tell me I'm cute When it's creepy past noon that shiver's absolute Runnin faster than mea really isn't that hard Itchy trigger finger freakin out my bodyguards
It's all about the money baby Count up all my vices bitch, you know I'm greedy Count up all these prices and forget the needy Count up in my castle drinkin blood
I've been lonely for so long It's been so long since I have seen the fuckin sun Daywalkin so distracted walk in traffic Mush mouth moshin like I'm full of static
Tell me your eyes see me the same As mine can see you, could it be true? Say it again, I love it when you say You'll spend eternity up in my thrall
I want it all
Fuck Todd, that dude's marble's long gone My God writes way better Pop Songs My slot got a quarter popped, game on Hot glock in my dreams real Nerf guns
Taller water bottle bitch I'm so hydro Never thought I'd see a dude sink so low Daily vitamin made me puke my guts out My God's fashion bolder like Lash Out
"Due to a series of unfortunate events I was forced to create an entirely new song from the original track in about 3 hours in order to submit the rest of the album. Here it is." -cyntrix
This is the remixed "album version" of Bleach My Bones.
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lyrics: Bleach my bones when the sun burns out I'm gonna look good Roll my bloated body out to a hot spot on the ocean I wanna be a big ball of fuckin cosmic dust I'm gonna look so good Roll my bones gonna shoot my shot with a light gun
I'm so high self-esteem Rolling on waves of supersonic pain I'm so bleached my bones are clean Satellite of love crashing down again
Bleach my bones when the bombs go off I'm gonna look good Flossed my teeth every day for a week now I'm all done I'm gonna hop right up and go go go till I'm all gone Bleached my body blown up got shot up with a light gun
Lyrics and vocals by Nathaniel Liles Music, mixing, and mastering by Richard Stottman
We're gonna be a big ball of cosmic dust, we're gonna look so good!
lyric video: https://youtu.be/wTTHsyPmEgE
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Lyrics and vocals by Nathaniel Liles Music and production by Richard Stottman Album art drawn by Benjamin Dimaio
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lyrics: Bleach my bones when the sun burns out I'm gonna look good Roll my bloated body out to a hot spot on the ocean I wanna be a big ball of fuckin cosmic dust I'm gonna look so good Roll my bones gonna shoot my shot with a light gun
I'm so high self-esteem Rolling on waves of supersonic pain I'm so bleached my bones are clean Satellite of love crashing down again
Bleach my bones when the bombs go off I'm gonna look good Flossed my teeth every day for a week now I'm all done I'm gonna hop right up and go go go till I'm all gone Bleached my body blown up got shot up with a light gun
Lyrics and Vocals by Nikole Thomas Music and Production by Richard Stottman Release Date: 11/11/19
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Lyrics: i trust you can control this thing we're lost in an expanding space i trust you can take it away we're falling horizontally
i trust we can restrain this thing what do we have to lose anyway i trust the will within your gaze as we're falling horizontally