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for those interested in running away and living on the street…….
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it’s true
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2012[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]Dylan Shearer - Afterwhile
Fell in love with this song in 30 seconds flat, especially after he’s been called an ‘elusive pop wizard’ by his label.
Get Porchpuddles LP on limited-edition vinyl from Endless Nest Records.
Andy French on AdHoc:
There is a history of records from the ’70s that were recorded by reclusive but oftentimes starkly brilliant songwriters (see Bill Fay, Skip Spence, Kevin Ayers) that used their recordings as an outlet of demons, neuroses, and heartbreak. The records were usually overlooked on release and relegated to critical favorites and collector obscurities. Prior to the enthusiastic reissue market that exists today, stumbling on one of these treasures felt like a secret discovery, an entry into the fractured world of its creator that few would know or appreciate.
Dylan Shearer’s songwriting has the same haunted, secretive quality of these records. Shearer has a way of capturing melancholy and pouring it cocktail-smooth into the grooves of Porchpuddles. His songwriting, his voice even, feels disjointedly out of time as if echoing from the expanse of 30 or 40 years in the time it travels from speakers to ears. Full of restless ennui and monumental sadness, it’s been years since a singer has accurately captured the sense of desperate, gentle soulfulness that’s inherent in Shearer’s work. As I’ve remarked about his last release (which had a scant run of 100 copies), this is the kind of record that haunts collectors years down the road and it should haunt you if you know what’s good for you. (Raven Sings The Blues co-premiere)
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where dead baby jokes originally came from. lawl x)
British Library, Harley 4425, f. 140.
Fuck you, baby.
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so i dont browse around the internet too often, but i came across this gem somehow. for those who are really interesting in museums, art, travel, and such, you should definitely check it out
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Would someone care to classify?
Our broken hearts and twisted minds
So I can find someone to rely on
And run to them, full speed ahead(Source: katnips, via geaimocoeur)
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