“..girl I can’t believe…”
melting horns, Jr’s voice as is trails into silence, gaps – gutted love song becomes the realest kind. Dub-space as container for emotion. Nothing serious can stop echoing.
Junior Byles – Last of the Love Songs
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October 9, 2008
i love how you wrote that. it perfectly captures the beauty of the song.
October 10, 2008
Nice one!
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