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“Driven by synth-coated melodies and a post-punk sense of atmospherics, the group explores intimacy and circuital beauty in a way that few other artists could manage. On their recent single, “The Time of Year,” the band reveals a particular loathing for the crass commercialization and emotional emptiness that this time of year often inspires. Constructed around a collection of radiating synths and clacking percussion, the song speaks to the disenchantment and ambivalence that sneak up on people in December.”
– Notes from Left of the Dial
lyrics
It’s the time of year
I hate most
It’s the holidays
I hate most
Where’s the candy, where’s the joy
Where’s the presents, you’re my present
You are near me, are you gone?
Where’s my money, where’s my toys?
Can I celebrate you’re gone?
Do I celebrate you’re gone?
Do I celebrate you’re gone?
And you are gone…
It’s the time of year
I hate most
It’s the holidays
I hate most
Will I call you, will I laugh?
Will there be some good old times?
Happy holidays today, happy holidays today
Where’s my money, where’s my toys?
Where’s my money, where’s my toys?
Can I celebrate you’re gone?
Do we celebrate you’re gone?
It’s the time of year
I hate most
It’s the holidays
I hate most
It’s the holidays
It’s the holidays
I hate
It’s the holidays
It’s the holidays
I hate
I hate…
credits
released December 8, 2017
Lyrics: Hager/Urban. Music: Urban
Personnel: Johnny Hager (vocals), Ken Urban (electronics, beats, synths, programming), Cat Hollyer (voicemail).
Recorded and Mixed by Ken Urban. Recorded at the Berkshire Arms in NYC. Additional Recording at an old house in Davidson, NC. Mastered by Jessica Thompson in CA. Cover Image designed by The Dan Pecci Company, Boston, MA.
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