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Wet the Rope - Alarms are Obsolete

from Split LP by Wet the Rope/Icepield

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    10-song LP with insert. Limited to 500 copies on mustard yellow (250) or ultra clear with evergreen spot (250). Shipping now!

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Skin falls down over my eyes, like we haven't known time. An embrace left behind. Ears filled with the sound of letting go. A strong push, a subtle nod. Things hide under who we were. My hands grip the rails. A subtle fog where bodies once breathed. Alarms are obsolete, we wake on cue. Death is ever present. Our gift is to navigate without instruments. We sit at the creekside by the abandoned houses covered in moss and waiting to die. A mist just to color. We raise our hands to the sky. Just to feel again as the light runs out.

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from Split LP, released September 1, 2023

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Formed in October of 1992, the label initially existed to release the recordings of Current, but soon expanded to other local Michigan bands and beyond. After 25 releases, the label paused operations at the start of 2006. In 2020 it awoke...

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