It is Another day. And it begins with a shimmer arpeggiated line that introduces the circling four-chord progression with a hypnotic, addictive quality. It is also carrying that lullaby-esque sheen that masks a much heavier weight underneath. Think of it as the cultural lovechild of Radiohead’s “No Surprises” and MGMT’s “The Youth”. Another day together. The delivery can be deceptively playful. But the pain is real. Listen below.
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