1. |
Broken Mirrors
03:33
|
|
||
|
Verse:
Intertwine my fingers, stitch my hands shut.
Cause my own mother has made me fear myself.
Chorus:
Why cant i just Breath
Why cant I just Breath
Verse:
You painted Blood over my eyes
You drew his hate from me.
And there is a broken mirror
you hung for us to see.
Chorus:
Why cant i just Breath
Why cant I just Breath
Why cant i just Breath
Why cant I just Breath
Outro:
Just Breath
Just Breath
|
||||
2. |
Skeleton (Live)
03:36
|
|
||
|
Verse:
I hide my face
Beneath my quivering hand
To conceal all the affliction
That i am afraid to feel.
Chrous:
I'm just a fractured Skeleton
Hidden far away
There is a broken child
decomposing
Verse:
Well I am not Alive
They killed me as a child.
Chrous:
I'm just a fractured Skeleton
Hidden far away
There is a broken child
decomposing
|
||||
His New Atlas Armagh, UK
A relentless work ethic has seen the 19 year old establish a solid reputation for his extensive touring schedule across the UK and Ireland. This prolific new artist has been catching the attention of Radio Ulster's 'Across the Line' in addition to receiving airplay on Huw Stevens BBC Radio One Show for his latest offering 'Broken Mirrors' which has been accumulating thousands of views. ... more
If you like His New Atlas, you may also like:
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 6, 2013
go to album
A wordless attempt to commune across great distances amid catastrophe, “Six Postcards” is ghostly and hypnotic.
go to album
Portland's Dao Strom describes her work as "song poems," gorgeously layered dark ambient folk soundscapes with a heavy sense of foreboding.
go to album
Moravian folk songs re-imagined by childhood friends Julia Úlehla (vocalist) and Aram Bajakian (guitarist).
go to album
The new album from L.A.’s Wayne Everett leans heavily into shimmery California pop, songs centered around beatific melodies.
go to album
The Wisdom Line
by David Bridie
David Bridie’s “The Wisdom Line” pairs stark, poetic lyrics with hushed, minimal instrumentation, recalling groups like Tindersticks.
go to album
The debut LP from Nilufer Yanya is bursting with hooky, hard-hitting pop/rock songs with sharp lyrics and gritty production.
go to album
