1. |
Queen of the Rodeo
03:42
|
|||
|
Even if a childish curse
I see myself in radio wire
Horrible is not enough
to accelerate the salesman
She caught me gazing at a lonely star
just trying to catch my death while I'm outside
Waiting on a Nothing Song
that hasn't left but it's all gone
- - - -
It's all dried up and dying
It's all dried up and dying
- - - -
Birthday girl is spinning round
She's the Queen of the Rodeo
And even if he seems alright
he'll be drowning himself at sea tonight
A doggy pawing at my feet
the shady tree grows in the cemetery
It's the Southern cold comforting
of being shot down here at the next town in.
- - - -
It's all dried up and dying
It's all dried up and dying
- - - -
It's all dried up and dying
It's all dried up and dying
It's all dried up and dying
It's all dried up and dying
- - - -
|
||||
2. |
Den of Dogs
04:09
|
|||
|
Of hatred and of burning castles
I was awoken by the cry
A thousand black and flying vessels
A murder of crows filled the sky
- - -
Whistle Blowin'
Dark Wolves showing
There's one way down from here
- - -
In to the Den of Dogs
Same old blues I've been thinking of
My hand in a lonely paw
- - -
In the mourning of companions
The dead moon meets coyote's eye
A red, red flash a sailor's warning
Reflects the mood in her eyes
- - -
Whistle Blowin'
Dark Wolves showing
There's one way down from here
- - -
In to the Den of Dogs
Same old blue I've been thinking of
My hand in a lonely paw
- - - -
In to the Den of Dogs (whistle blowin')
Same old blue I've been thinking of (darkness showing)
My hand in a lonely paw (whistle blowin')
Same old blues I've been running from (darkness showing)
|
||||
3. |
Tugboat the Great
02:59
|
|||
|
On the 4th of July night
The bloody bridge was shining bright
- - - -
If nobody helps him
Tugboat will win
If nobody helps him
Tugboat will win
- - - -
The wood's been torn by landed claw
Licking the blood from Lion's paw
The Rooster calls from down the hall
Speaks too soon neck meets the saw, and then he's gone
- - - -
If nobody helps him
Tugboat will win
If nobody helps him
Tugboat will win
- - - -
If nobody helps him
Tugboat will win
If nobody helps him
Tugboat will win
If nobody helps him
Tugboat will win
If nobody helps him
Tugboat will win
|
||||
4. |
Happy Heart//Weary Spine
05:39
|
|||
|
"So lay down your head"
She said, "you're fine"
To pluck and soothe
his weary spine
- - - -
I'll sail away
on the ocean someday
O' just to find peace in my heart
- - - -
Well damn these old blues
that rest in my head
I'd like to be
on Horseback instead
- - - -
And we'll walk into the woods
To stoop in the shallows
Maybe the trees can grow outta me.
|
||||
Vivamagnolia Belfast, UK
Formed by Patrick J. Hodgen from the embers of a recording project that began in 2015, Vivamagnolia is a four-piece group from Belfast, Ire. Hodgen's music has retained it's distinctive LoFi quality while also encompassing elements of Alt-Country and experimental indie-rock. Vivamagnolia forged a relationship with Belfast based record label Quiet Arch, releasing the debut EP just over a year on. ... more
If you like Vivamagnolia, you may also like:
Hold The Door For Strangers
by Labrador
Philadelphia-based Labrador make unfussy and empathetic alt-country meant to sincerely bolster the downcast in times of strife.
go to album
The Ohio songwriter navigates gender, queerness, class, and privilege through a powerful mix of country rock, folk ballads, and bluegrass.
go to album
Plastic Bouquet
by Kacy & Clayton and Marlon Williams
“Plastic Bouquet” is a country record built in the grand Nashville tradition, with warm guitars supporting carefully wrought vocal melodies.
go to album
Make Way For Love
by Marlon Williams
Gentle songs from this celebrated New Zealand singer/songwriter, which are tender, delicate, and moving.
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 5, 2016
go to album
The In-Between
by Dolly Valentine
Beautiful ballads wreathed with mist, “The In-Between” boasts gentle melodies and rich Americana arrangements.
go to album
This Living Act
by Conor Kenahan
Gentle melodies rub up against toothy guitars on the latest indie opus from Conor Kenahan.
go to album
