loved the song, the arrangement, and the intense yet rhythmic vocals..but i had one question about the lyric. is it about being alienated in a nightclub or discombobulated while mindlessly scrolling the internet. either one could lead one to sing out that amazing chorus.

I like the kind of White Wedding meets Death Cab vibe here… could see myself belting it singing along. I know you feel it’s half baked but I really like the production. Great listen 💚

I really enjoyed this.

Hello Plushbaby! Good to hear your tunes again. I've played this on a loop this morning while working, and it's got bags of charm. That big chunky reverb-laden guitar gives a nod to spaghetti westerns but reframes it in a contemporary, alternative context. I'm going to leave that sentence as it is, but it might be the most pretentious thing I've ever written, here or anywhere else. Enjoyed it. The song, not that sentence.

Plushbaby! That's a nice surprise. I'm nodding along to the beautiful chorus. The guitar melody and the vocals work really well together. Has something of a western soundtrack. I love that drop C metal tinge, complete with Dave Lombardoesque ending.

Oh yes! You guys are early this year. Dancing in my studio, nightclubbing at home. Thank you so much for this early Plushbaby treat. Love it!

Great stereo effects and love that guitar sound. 2nd verse added bass and drums creates a good gradual build. It's made me want to take more advantage of stereo in my own song attempts. Listened to it a few times. great stuff.

Wow - that sure starts out bold! Nice!

So lush and anthemic. That reverbed synth in the chorus truly soars. Takes me right back to the best music from my 20s.

Charging right out of the starting gate. This was wonderfully invigorating. Can I just say I'm envious that you're on the side of "the pond" that gets to say "Perspex." Such a great word.

It's even better the second time thru on headphones. It makes me feel like I'm in a gritty Michael Mann film.

Reading the liner notes, afterwards, I can sympathize with the process of trying something different but then finding it causes some roadblocks: I got a bee in my bonnet to try some stacked 10cc "I'm Not In Love" style vocals with a song I was working on last month and it chewed up several days and ended in failure. However, the next day I went back to the project and lopped off all that mess and just wrapped up the track as quickly as possible and probably got something better in the end. But I suppose I never would've got to that solution if I hadn't taken the long path to get there.

loving those stereophonic soundscapes, and the way the vocals interplay with the guitar line (despite alt tuning struggles?). definitely has a some dark nightclub kinda vibes, and all the little drum fill bits are icing!