1. |
Set The Record Straight
03:33
|
|||
|
We're keeping track of our lives
The bed's on the floor
Taking our cue from outside
Goodbye and the door
I gotta run
We stay out late all the time
The years that we slept away
But it's alright
There's not much left to contemplate
Once you've decided to live as an artist
You live for your work and the rest can be pissed away
And I'm A'OK
Set the Record Straight
Who will you be in this life
To be or to do
Why are you wasting your time
Did you eat
Is it feeding you
Are they forever
this time I got something to say
I'll be poor my whole life if that's what it takes
And I'm A'OK
Set the Record Straight
|
||||
2. |
Prozac Spaceman
03:49
|
|||
|
Sold my books and records too
Just to rid myself of you
Vampire Nation
Prozac Spacemen
In the workplace
Drugged out man will fire you
Drugged out man will feed off you
Prozac takes him down a few
They reject him
Prozac Spaceman
Giving shit to someone new
It isn't you
Prozac Spaceman
|
||||
If you like Faux Co., you may also like:
You Are Love And I Am You
by The Parlor
New York indie pop duo embark on an ambitious, ecstatic spirit quest, crafted with continuous listening in mind; a dreamy, rewarding loop.
go to album
Lightning Dust channel the defiant spirit of ’60s psychedelia on their fourth LP, which features turns by Stephen Malkmus and Dan Bejar.
go to album
Delightful and delirious shoegaze from this NYC group, with syrupy guitars and dreamy vocals.
go to album
Gorgeous psych pop as big and sprawling as a clear summer sky, with vocal melodies that swoop and dive.
go to album
Introduction to The Squirez
by The Squirez
This upbeat debut serves as an introduction to the Sioux Falls, South Dakota-based alternative band.
go to album
The sound of “NOW! 2073” is also the sound of 1983: laser-like minimalist electropop that flirts with coldwave and dance music.
go to album
Super Love Brain
by Richard In Your Mind
Trippy alt-pop from this Sydney group bounces from Beatles-esque reveries to expansive psychedelic jams.
go to album
