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Everything Changes, Nothing Disappears

by White Spot

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Shock 00:52
Everything will be right My chest has collapsed The shock is moving to my eyes Hold it together friend You’ll forget everything In the end anyway Palms up, it’s time to return home.
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Fever 02:34
Careless, my legs are pulling me but you know just where they want to go. Tangled, my head is in the clouds but the trees are below my fever dream. Falling, the ground is coming at me faster than I anticipated. Welcome, this body’s falling at you faster than you would believe. Tell me how the pressure as the body crushes you between the rocks and earth Is wasted against me. Waste it against me. Because one fever dream is never better than another one.
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Searching 03:59
Breathe steady, hold your stomach in, this is going to hurt. Cradle the clouds now, your head is swimming alone. Breathe deep, hold your head up this town will fall. Sifting through the dirt, your hands are searching alone. Feel it now. Hold it down. Hide it sound. Save the child. The weight is on you.
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Then Calm... 00:48
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Inspiration 01:37
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Separate Attenuate Fabricate and take it alone You can’t arrive Alive You’re elevated Assimilate Resonate Whispering hold it I have Not arrived. Whispering Whisper it. Feel it in your bones Hold it alone. It’s on the rise. I’m on the rise. Feel it in the end.
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“Shock” Everything will be right My chest has collapsed The shock is moving to my eyes Hold it together friend You’ll forget everything In the end anyway Palms up, it’s time to return home. “Fever” Careless, my legs are pulling me but you know just where they want to go Tangled, my head is in the clouds but the trees are below my fever dream Falling, the ground is coming at me faster than I anticipated Welcome, this body’s falling at you faster than you would believe Tell me how the pressure as the body crushes you between the rocks and earth Is wasted against me. Waste it against me. Because one fever dream is never better than another one. “Searching” Breathe steady, hold your stomach in, this is going to hurt. Cradle the clouds now, your head is swimming alone. Breathe deep, hold your head up this town will fall. Sifting through the dirt, your hands are searching alone. Feel it now. Hold it down. Hide it sound. Save the child. The weight is on you. “And We Felt It In Our Bones” Separate Attenuate Fabricate and take it alone You can’t arrive Alive You’re elevated Assimilate Resonate Whispering hold it I have Not arrived. Whispering Whisper it. Feel it in your bones Hold it alone. It’s on the rise. I’m on the rise. Feel it in the end.

about

This album is intended to be a gapless album, one that flows seamlessly from song to song. The last song titled "Everything Changes, Nothing Disappears" is the entire album in a single track. If your music player adds pauses between each song, I recommend using the final song to experience the intended flow from one song to another.

Full album music video - youtu.be/9a7FMfkSAoM


"It's violent and jarring and beautiful all at the same time...Rife with jagged guitars and sludgy, bludgeoning bass, accompanied by some of the most pained-sounding vocals you’re likely to hear this year. You owe it to yourself to get familiar with Mr. Lemoine’s rapidly expanding body of work, ASAP." - Isolation Grind


"Edgy and impassioned... Embodies an inclination, a desire to hang around and paralyze." - Holy Grail From Hell


"The beginning leads into some grind inspired type noise... (then) shifts back and forth between some sludgy noise-rock and meaty riffing, all dressed up in varying degrees of distortion. Not a bad way to spend fifteen of your minutes." - Built on a Weak Spot


"One of the most attractive noisy, mathy post hardcore / rock experiences this summer!" - IDIOTEQ


"Eight tracks of pure dissonant hardcore/noise rock...A solid follow up to "Father Songs" - Barren Praise


"Noise damaged and completely blown out post hardcore, punk, and grunge...Everything Changes, Nothing Disappears is a killer album and an absolute must listen" - Dead Air At The Pulpit

credits

released June 22, 2015

Written and recorded by Marcus Lemoine

Guest guitar:
James Ducote - Inspiration
Guest vocals:
April Lemoine - And We Felt It In Our Bones.

Cassettes dubbed by Wood Between Worlds
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White Spot Mansura, Louisiana

This rock will crumble, our existence will end, but I had the best for a little while.

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