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"This song is one of the group's oldest. At the time of creation, it was called 'The New One' until it had been too long to call it that and it became 'The New OLD One'. I never knew what to do with it and never attempted recording it so when Anthony asked if there was a song we could do for his compilation, it seemed like a great opportunity to put it to good use." – Avi Buffalo
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Dumb Love - Breaks You
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"We had a great experience recording at The Compound. We did the track live and took several stabs at it. Then sat back and listened and went with the best one. This song was fun cause not all songs can be done this easy or with that same approach. The track it self is about the feeling that someone gets right before bursting into tears or screaming your head off at something. It's that second in your life where we somehow decide how to react to something traumatic or something that could be a life changing event. It's a great photo to capture. I tried to capture it through words."
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The Compound Studio recommends:
Original Recipe
by Bourbon Jones
My former band (1994-99) and an all-time good-time band. I believe we were ahead of our time with the "retro" sound.
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Cafe Boogaloo 12/05/08
by Marc Ford & the Neptune Blues Club
our own "wrecking crew" Marc Ford and the boys offer up a bunch of "Live" records. Two of which were live here at The Compound with audience.
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A Chaos Of Flowers
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Leaning into the sparse, impressionistic sound of 2023's albu "Nature Morte," the Montreal metallurgists sound as heavy and radiant as ever.
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The Seattle band work around the edges of shoegaze and dream pop with a rare sense of clarity and momentum.
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