The small dash between the numbers
On the grave stone
The small dash between the numbers
On the gravestone ...that's you
You were building, always building
For somebody else's dream
You were working, always working
For something you'll never see
Come away, come away
Come away, come away
There's a bandstand in a garden
Where the music used to play
They were dancing, they were singing
They were playing lovers games
They were living in the moment
Couldn't feel time pass away
Only spiders and weeds
See all that now remain
Come away, come away
Come away, come away
Pour out your life
Give up your self
Take up the cross and walk
Pour out your life
Give up your self
Take up your cross and walk
Don't waste your life
Don't waste your life
Don't waste your life
Wast your life
Lose your life
Lose your life
Lose your life
To gain your life.
Lost on the breeze
Like the grass and it's seed
Are the memories of fallen men
Kings in their graves
Are the same as their slaves
When they're numbered among the dead
The small dash between the numbers
On the gravestone that's you.
The Australian post-punk outfit's second album courses with unkempt kinetic energy, full of spring-tight basslines and hypnotic riffs. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 8, 2024
A fascinating bit of bedroom outsider indie, Suchus has crafted nine songs with beguiling melodies and watery layers of guitar. Bandcamp New & Notable Jan 23, 2022
Subsonic Eye combines math rock, dream pop, and guitar sounds borrowed from post-rock for songs that whirl and flurry, but never quite settle. Bandcamp Album of the Day Sep 15, 2023
Korean Boyfriend makes catchy, wonky, new wave-influenced art-rock with deadpan observations from their personal worlds. Bandcamp New & Notable Sep 20, 2022