Get all 12 The Divided Circle releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Dandelion Radio Session, The Hotels, Ancestor, Engines, Your Dreams Are Not Your Friends, Ever Closer, These Regrets, Everywhere Is Just A Place, and 4 more.
1. |
The Hotels
03:47
|
|||
|
Four months and counting here
In the hotels
Every night I find myself here
In the hotels
And when I want to go
To places I used to know
I find them
Turning green in dry docks
Where have you been?
Oh that wretched beast
Where are you now?
It never leaves
Back to front
I find myself
Back to front
They've blocked out the sun
|
||||
2. |
No Stone Unturned
04:05
|
|||
|
Spin away from us
Birds rising from a placid lake
Can't recapture this
Think they'd turn against us
Spin away fom us
A raw sunset, urgent as an injury
Not too far to walk
Not as simple to return
It comes on
It leaves no stone unturned
|
||||
3. |
Not Dreaming
02:50
|
|||
|
'm not dreaming
I'm walking
Broken road
My whole life
Falling
Over myself
Far from you
Some almighty God
Calls to you
From above
Leads you to
Blackened halls below
Golden fields
We aren't here
We're somewhere else
Ending times
Destruction
Violence and death
Far from you
Some almighty God
Is calling to you
From above
Leading you
Through blackened halls below
|
||||
The Divided Circle recommends:
One half of The Divided Circle, Jon's other thing is Paragon Sea. Check it out, or forever regret not checking it out.
go to albumIf you like The Divided Circle, you may also like:
An Indigo Pool
by Future Floods
Lo-fi bedroom electropop that surrounds pleading vocal melodies with bubbling synths.
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 21, 2020
go to album
The German band COMA writes music for the smoky, 3am cocktail bar, when the atmosphere gets strange and surreal.
go to album
Heartfelt melodies and evocative lyrics create an emotional journey that leaves a lasting impression—moody and wonderfully dark.
go to album
Cathal Coughlan and Jacknife Lee collaborate on an album of arch, darkly psychedelic pop that deeply references Irish history & pop culture.
go to album
