1. |
How Many Times
04:27
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2. |
Leave Today
05:31
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On down the road
I leave today
So long
Gone Song
I leave today
Wait in the fire
and leave your soul
Wait in the fire
and leave your home
Thunder comes
Softer than all
Louder than love
In haze
Rain on the sun
Warm and numb
Walk into the fire today
Wait in the fire
and leave your soul
Wait in the fire
and leave your home
I leave today
I'll make my own way
I leave today
I'll make my own way
I leave today
I'd wish this all away
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3. |
King Blue
03:27
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4. |
Home
04:31
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I'm calling out to a hole in the sky
I'm reaching into the shadow
Transfixed in my eye
What more are you but the thought
Of yourself in your mind
Crawling away from the bottom
And back to my home
My home
Hello my friend stepping into the light
Hello the stranger forgotten, the reason, the high
Where were you gone all this time
Where were you gone
All this time
I'm calling out to a hole in the sky
I'm reaching into the shadow
Transfixed in my eye
And crawling back to my home
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5. |
Nod
02:30
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Jack Millar Sydney, Australia
Jack Millar's music, predominantly home recorded, spans from intimate dreamy, dark, folk songs to fuzzy prog rock epics. He
calls it 'Doom Folk'.
Recording in his shed in the isolated bushland far North-West of Sydney, Australia, Millar's catalogue is full of earthy, experimental compositions, complimented by singer-songwriter gems. Heavy, intimate music from an obsessor of metal, folk and rock.
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Jack Millar recommends:
Hidden History of the Human Race
by Blood Incantation
Classic death metal, grand, dark atmosphere but with of a diverse sound that offers moments of less heavy melodic swells evoking an other worldly atmosphere. Gut wrenching riffs also. Tha bomb!
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