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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / fetalface's music / don't disappear
With a deep bow to Old And Gray, Edith Frost, and anyone else I'm ripping off with this stupid demo.
Lyrics
Dissolving into infinite is something we'll regret.
Don't disappear, we need you here.
Audio works licensed by author under:
CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
I like the alternative/independent kind of music from the 90ies. you bring it back to live. It is here.
The vocal harmonies take me back to Alice in Chains, especially with the dark arpeggio track. I'd be curious to hear a version with distortion on the guitars. That was a very enjoyable grunge trippy track.
I like the alternative/independent kind of music from the 90ies. you bring it back to live. It is here.
love the dark chords and vocals
Very powerful, love all the vocal layers!
The vocal harmonies take me back to Alice in Chains, especially with the dark arpeggio track. I'd be curious to hear a version with distortion on the guitars. That was a very enjoyable grunge trippy track.
Thanks you guys! I inadvertently seem to have used the same process and song structure as a WB from a few weeks back... I like the simplicity of these quick takes, but I'd like to be able to produce something a little more sophisticated. Time is an issue there. For next WB I would settle for something "different" at least. Thanks for listening.
This is ...really great. Your work has a track record of self-aware / structural aspects always interacting flawlessly with the lyrical meaning: a song that at some point grinds to a half and has a restart of sorts w/ the message of "Don't Disappear" is genius. (And in light of things like "You're Enough" and "Be Free" I do not believe for a second it's an accident.)
Hella. Awesome. 
Oooh I love all the swirling vocal harmonies! The guitar grounds all the layers together nicely. An ominous and pleasant atmosphere.
