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Thriving at the intersection of guttural and self-effacing

It’s there in the Carpe Diem chorus of ‘Hallelujah’ and the positivity of ‘Dust’

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Songs From The Golden One (Vinyl) Unknown Thriving at the intersection ofSongs from The Golden One feature ten cuts of borderline John Maus cosplay with spasms of pop punk absurdity. Thomas uses the gothy, nasal vocal drone as a tool of comic detachment to cover the funny 'cause its true territory of awkward sex, crippling insecurity, the shame of ambition, and the long tail of abandonment traumas. Each song is a capsule of initial therapy breakthroughs: those realization zingers where suddenly it all makes sense how each