“Yes You Were” opens the record with a cold-start surge that’s overwhelming in its immediacy
Levy explores the concept of womanhood as it feels and looks to her
The Novena on a Nocturn demos have never before seen the light of day and provide a glimpse into The Good Life in its most embryonic state
Disq has evolved into a far more democratic and egalitarian organization
It not just a lyric—it’s a suggestion
Bark Your Head Off, Dog meta-related-collection-hand-habits “Yes You Were” opens theApril 6th marks the release of Hop Along's third studio record, Bark Your Head Off, Dog. Written over the course of 2016 and 2017 and recorded in the summer of the latter year by Frances Quinlan (songwriter vocalist rhythm guitar), Tyler Long (bass), Joe Reinhart (guitar), and Mark Quinlan (drums), the album addresses disappointment, particularly in man's misuse of power, and relates accounts from the periphery one's attempts to retreat from the