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UNCHOCOLATE

by 35 PSI

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Dylan McNulty Chris is a literal genius and clay is a god it really shows on this project the versatility they both have Favorite track: Bartered Malice.
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1.
One Cannot 05:16
We suffer way too much to let it go Whatever places we will never know When time is fast but changing slow Another space to feel alone It's not a test But we can be the very best Better than the rest We commit to what we know will kill us We are not afraid to die One mistake will lead to another As long as we are willing to give it a try Which route presents itself? No matter what we pick we're losing We can't convince ourself We want a reason that's confusing The one that fits the cell The key to most of what we know will kill us We are not afraid to die One mistake will lead to another As long as we are willing to give it a try Trying to fill a hole For what? Nothing's moving Nothing's set Leaving when it counts Not yet We're coming home We're greeted with open arms who worry what we've done What have we become? Something ONE CANNOT. One can of worms to sell We wipe it clean when we abuse it Why can't we taste ourself? Somebody wants to. No one will kill us We are not afraid to die One mistake will lead to another As long as we are willing to give it a try.
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Hardened, calloused Craving no affection Bartered malice Waiting for rejection It's gone It's gone A stone for way too long Now it's all gone It's gone It's gone A stone for way too long Now it's all gone Father Alice Taking all perception Now it's gone All our perception It's gone It's gone A stone for way too long Now it's all gone
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BLUE BALLS 01:55
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For what it's worth Nothing is something worth doing No time is wasted Far from what's created So glad we waited For what it's worth Healing is silent Post-human Metaphor for greater understanding So sad we're pacing When we find ourselves a part of the whole Will the pieces come together? For what it's worth Something is going on Worth seeing So far it's shirtless And it's breathing Sounds like a reason
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Whatever's pressing takes no precedence There's evidence that someone left us here with no responsibility We're paranoid about the end of this reality It's never gonna end We've been trying There's nothing greater than a lesson What's the point of sentiment when all we know is our progression Is what we see the end beginning at what we believe? A possibility In denial It's raining under, poring over What's the point of intellect when all we know is our decisions Insane and sane will take the place of one another A possibility We're in denial It's raining under poring over It's raging over pouring water
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UNCHOCOLATE 21:37
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about

35 PSI made cupcakes for as many people as they could. Killsbury Doughbrad was the one really whipping up all those cupcakes to share though. Unfortunately he had enough of the kitchen and has taken off the hat. It all started when a tiny box of raisins went missing. Killsbury Doughbrad went into a conniption fit whenever he realized they were gone. When he found out that Colton McMuffin had traded them for some ascendant raisins, he went hysterical. He swore he would never bake another cupcake until Colton retrieved his tiny box of raisins. Colton replied, "C'mon, it's a tiny box of raisins, the Speaker definitely ate them all by now." Killsbury went fucking nuts and destroyed everything the band owned. Colton had to buy a new drum set, Creampie had to get a new instrument altogether. Colton couldn't take the turmoil anymore and went off on his mission to trade the ascendant raisins for a salted sweet in Bellingham, Washington. Before he left though, Colton and Creampie wrote and recorded this album in a matter of days. Creampie was left with no band members but an entire album to work on. Colton came back having traded his salted sweets for winged chews, and traded those for some splice drops on the plane. When he finally got back to New Orleans, Colton traded his splice drops to Creampie for this album. UNCHOCOLATE.

So as it goes, Creampie Philsalot and Colton McMuffin went on to record this memorial, UNCHOCOLATE, for their lost loved ones. Creampie and Colton took on new personas for this album, Light Drizzle and Clay Clouds, respectively. Unchocolate is the blackest and most bitter chocolate without even a hint of sweetness.

Light Drizzle and Clay Clouds present:

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released June 3, 2019

Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered by Light Drizzle
Thank you to Clayton of course. Thanks Logan. Thanks Bradley. Thanks Evan. Thanks Bruno. Thanks Sydney. Thanks Gools. Thanks Brad. Thanks Shane. Thanks Billy. Thanks John. Thanks Jon. Thanks Mom and Dad. Thanks Kels and Chels. Thanks Daniel. Thanks Mike P. Thank you all.

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