Feb 6, 2024
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May 17, 2024
This song makes me cry as is but the instrumental alone is just guttttt wrenchingggg wow
Jan 6, 2025
I don't know when I first heard this song, sometime in the last 3 or 4 years or so. I’m pretty sure the spotify algorithm fed it to me (ik spotify bad, but they have luckily programmed my algorithm almost perfectly..)🫣 I instantly fell in love. I had no idea who Margo Guryan was, but I loved her voice and the simplicity of the song.🕊️ I would listen to it over and over and over again on my drives home from my 9-5 office job. I was living in Richmond, VA at the time and was the most depressed I had been in my whole life. Almost every drive home from work I would cry, except the days when I turned on Why Do I Cry lol. I remember driving home and it was drizzling a bit, i sang along, (im a horrible singer) i would sing a harmony ina lower key and i thought it sounded pretty good (maybe one day i can cover this and sing with someone) a lot of the times when i listen to music i imagine a “music video” in my mind. She sings about only getting to spend one day a week with her lover. I visualized this fictional couple in my head laughing and loving and dancing around an apartment. I could go more in depth, but I'm not very good at expressing my ideas in a way that makes sense lol anyways so so beautiful…❣️🌧️💙😸I will write about Margo’s life eventually, but for no,w here are my thoughts #badasss 🤩🌼
May 22, 2025
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Emma is actually a genius and I enjoy recording her conversations with friends and sometimes foes.
Mar 8, 2023
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I saw this recently at The Roxy with my friend Ben and it hit so hard. I really liked this one in high school but seeing it for the first time in maybe 10 years, I was kind of shocked by how great it was. To enjoy Lost Highway, you have to shut your brain off and just submit to the movie. At the end, two characters drive out to the desert in the middle of the night looking for a burning cabin they’ve seen in visions and then have sex on the sand, illuminated by the headlights of their parked car. This Mortal Coil’s version of ‘Song To The Siren’ plays. We were in the front row it was crazy.
Mar 8, 2023
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Lias Saoudi is a musician and writer from Northern Ireland/Scotland. I was obsessed with his blog “Life Beyond the Neutral Zone” during early lockdown. Before Covid, he toured with this pretty unhinged band called Fat White Family and the blog describes his difficulties adapting to life without catharsis. It’s really funny and really sad. Made me feel good when everything sucked.
Mar 8, 2023