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we fail at life (March 2006)

from Shame is a Bourgeois Concept (Chronologic Regurgitation) by a certain smile

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I've never been great at programming drums. But still I tend to collect drum machines and play with programs to make little goofy things. This is one of them. Recorded in a weird apartment all alone. By this point I believe Tom and I had gone our separate ways again for a little bit. No longer roommates, no longer writing songs together. I think the title came from just feeling like everything was a bit meh. But as they often do, things came back around and if I've learned anything it is that you only fail at life if you stop living it.

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from Shame is a Bourgeois Concept (Chronologic Regurgitation), released April 19, 2024
Thomas Andrew - all the things

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a certain smile (& my lil underground records) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Raised on a steady diet of sarah records singles, slumberland noise pop, and creation era shoegaze, Portland's a certain smile work hard to find that balance between the sweet twee, the fuzzy gaze, and punky pop. From Philly to Portland, and back to Philly again, now w/ my lil underground recs to put out friends vinyl too! ... more

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