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I Am My Last Memory
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Escape From The Hate
05:16
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I'm just another lost toy
tossed back onto your shelf
you used me, until you
didn't need me anymore
now I'm broken
and can't be fixed
but I've found
my own way
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Waste
02:49
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Too Cold to Feel
06:07
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BlackHearted Goodbyes
02:57
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Acceptance
04:09
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We all get lost
02:13
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I push me away from us
you let me leave me
I'm not what I used to be
I'm not who I thought I was
You left me here
but where am I?
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Blood in the Rainwater
02:30
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Stillbirth
07:00
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I choose to be
03:31
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Rab Townsend Toronto
Took piano lessons for some many years.
The lessons weren't for me, but the piano
was.
There are sounds in our feelings - or mine at least.
Consider me the funnel through which those feelings ooze into some kind of pool in your ear holes.
It's not completely my fault that feelings sound so melancholy. I promise.
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Rab Townsend recommends:
A great nerdcore "chip-hop" record that uses nothin' but the kinds of sounds you'd hear coming out of a Nintendo Entertainment System. If that's not awesome to you, you make me sad.
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Here is a cheerful album about birth and pain and death and stuff. Seriously. Very cheerful. Lots of fun, and features a cameo by one of my favourite artists. Also, Canadian. That's good too.
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Dreamy chill-out music that makes you want to kind of fall to your death in slow-motion, and think it's beautiful instead of sad. Maybe both.
go to albumIf you like Rab Townsend, you may also like:
The Sound of Stone
by Maro Kariya
Experimental electronic soundscapes steeped in dystopian themes; environmental and societal anxieties vented through industrial and techno.
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This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
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Jan the Man makes songs from burbling analog synths, all of them with a ’70s sci-fi retrofuturist feel.
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