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Hey!
A it's my favorite chord
Because it's not like D
Not even E
(Or Bb)
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7-Eleven
02:27
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They never learnt to do quite anything
except for wheeling a loaded barrow
"7Elevens never close at night"
Someone said somewhere in the Bible
7+11 is somewhere 'round 18
7Eleven
We're back in 1894
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Blue
03:50
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You say:
"Why don't summers come in twos?"
I say:
"Baby you've got to die, before you can bloom"
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Over Jung
04:16
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I can't seem to like my refrigerator
Feels like I'm stuck on an escalator
Solar powered blender lacking energy
No sonic youth, no washing machine
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[Can't Feature]
00:30
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Go & tell the mountains
That we never found'em
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Phon! recommends:
The Rebel & The Brave E.P.
by Nicoteras
The band where Gèép Coltrain and Fez first exchanged sideway glances
go to album
Langue - EP
by K.Board & The Skreens
Electronish music done on the cheap since 1998 by one of the Phon! guys
go to albumIf you like Phon!, you may also like:
Ultra catchy rock and roll from the Montreal underground sounds like the B-52s doing the Kinks.
go to album
Jagged post-punk from Sydney captures the sound of the ’70s in its acute angled guitars and detacted vocals.
go to album
Revved-up and totally askew post-punk from Buffalo’s Ismatic Guru, with guitars that corkscrew like mad.
go to album
R.M.F.C., the brainchild of 18-year-old musician Buz Clatworthy, lands a punk-rock one-two punch.
go to album
