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Carving Belt
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It comes around by your town. Just slide it on make sure it fits. You use it well then you discard it. You cut it deep. You cut him deep. Moving slowly carving. Just like salt on an open wound.
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Midwest
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Say a word that does not cinder. It’s all burning everyone’s still cold. I can see what’s happening the truth is twisted. Everyone’s older then the story changes. It’s gotta change. Where does it come from nobody knows. I found it without lifting a finger. Words always seem to turn everyone’s feelings. I’ve had enough. We’ve had enough. Sunshine shine on me.
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Gauge Chicago, Illinois
Scott "Gub" Conway
Kevin J. Frank
Ryan Rapsys
Neil Sandler
JAN 91 - OCT 94
NOV 09 - MAR 11
Gauge recommends:
Recognize and Recall
by Haymarket Riot
Kevin's rhythm section is Fred and Brian both of Big'n and Cougars.
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The Fear Is Unsafe
by Rollo Tomasi
Neil plays in this band with James (Yakuza, Svlphvrvs) and Jeff from (Hayweek, First Grade Crush).
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Sweater Weather
by Sweater Weather
Kevin and Ryan team up with Paul Obrecht (Radio Flyer) and Zac Conway (Target).
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supported by 5 fans who also own “"Carving Belt" b/w "Midwest"”
This album is amazing from start to finish! It's got such a cool, poetic, punk rock vibe. Hits the soul, for real. Please come play in Miami, Florida soon! Thank you for your art!
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supported by 5 fans who also own “"Carving Belt" b/w "Midwest"”
Honestly, i typically recoil at electronic beats, but good lord is "Dead-Eyed God" a haunting, beautiful track! It's just delightful to see one of your favorite musicians expanding their palette with such confidence & taste. And of course there's still plenty of J's masterful & tasty guitar on this EP for those of us who can't get enough.
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Melancholic and sharp instrumental post-rock from Oklahoma group Speak, Memory.
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