1. |
Empire Trashed
05:25
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empty roads bring you back
quick from this to that
in a monochrome dream
through the glass and the steel
you made shadows real
leaving all your regret
i won't go very far
my hollow talking
moves through the air
losing you
and it's crashing down on me (x4)
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2. |
Fighting at the Mall
05:08
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when you waited for
waited for the sun
i came to your door
all alone
with a heavy bag
full of stone
so what could i be for you now?
i was holding on
to all that i could throw
you could see me gone
through the smoke
like a spark of hope burning out
so what could i be for you now?
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3. |
Santo Domingo
05:14
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4. |
Slick Willy's Last Waltz
03:11
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Drop Electric Washington, D.C.
Drop Electric’s music is a manic barrage of soaring vocals, heavy guitars, atmospheric textures, and tribal percussion,
controlled by structured, dynamic songwriting. Their live show has been described as “epic” by NPR, and most aptly “...as if the listener has started to sleepwalk through a dark art house film” by the DCist.
They are currently scoring “Throughline,” NPR’s first history podcast.
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