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From the album 'Heat Waves' (2012) • Pay what you want http://tndr.lv/1FvyMHE

Lonely ghost come here come near come close
I saw you in the woods where the trees block out the skies and
Silence never dies come here come near come close lonely ghost
Lonely ghost come here come near come close
Oh sad spirit I can see you suffer your solitude contributes to
Your shame in the shadows of the forest resonates a chorus of
Lost souls calling out your name
And they said come dear brother don’t you cry for me I got
Problems you got problems just the same but without one
Another we ain’t nothing but another pair lost on these
Existential plains
And come little sister extend your hand to death there is
Something greater on the other side where the ghosts are
Waiting with a timeless kind of patience for your lovely spirit to
Arrive

A map of BRAINSTORM’s musical influences would span the entire globe. Within the Portland, Oregon-based experimental pop trio’s music, one can hear West African grooves and guitar licks, British invasion rock and roll, and soulful AM-radio nostalgia. But most of all, BRAINSTORM’s is a buoyant sound: From the band’s shimmering 2012 debut full-length, Heat Waves—produced by Robbie Moncrieff (Dirty Projectors, Youth Lagoon)—to its more psychedelic 2013 single, She Moves, all of the trio’s music is loaded with intense kinetic energy.

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