1. |
Cactus Song
03:43
|
|||
|
Cinnamon peeler
I wish you were nearer
But your dust leaves scars
My guilty heart will smell
But your dust leaves scars
My guilty heart will smell
I lived with a flower
When the rains came we cowered
Now you’re thunder and
I’m never cold with you
Now you’re thunder and
I’m never cold with you
So meet me in the desert
And when we come together
Cactus trees will bend
Bowing to the comets overhead
Cactus trees will bend
Bowing to the comets overhead
What can you fit into seven?
Why did Sarah say yes and–
What did the stars do?
Why am I thinking about you?
What did the stars do?
Why am I thinking about you?
What did the stars do?
Why am I thinking about you?
|
||||
2. |
Holy Names
04:24
|
|||
|
Lo, blessed are the meek
When, they turn the other cheek
Oh holy lord
Blessed omnipotent thee
Oh holy lord
You're begging for mercy from me
Oh, sinners ye be praised
Thank, god that we weren’t saved
Oh holy lord
Blessed omnipotent thee
Oh holy lord
You're begging for mercy from me
But I won’t be naming names
adding my change
When the judgment comes
seen it too many times
when I die I just want to sleep
when I die I just want to sleep
Hark, let the angels sing (Ahh-ahh)
I won’t, bow to anyone’s king
Oh holy lord
Blessed omnipotent thee
Oh holy lord
You're begging for mercy from me
But I won’t be naming names
adding my change
When the judgment comes
seen it too many times
when I die I just want to sleep
when I die I just want to sleep
I take this blood of christ
He stole this blood of mine
Hallelujah my lord
blessed omnipotent thee
Oh holy lord
You're begging for, begging for, mercy from me.
But I won’t be naming names
adding my change
When the judgment comes
Seen it too many times
when I die I just want to sleep
Won’t be naming names
adding my change
when the judgment comes
i’ve seen it too many times
when I die I just want to sleep
when I die I just want to sleep
when I die I just want to sleep.
|
||||
3. |
Tuesday
03:57
|
|||
|
It’s another normal Tuesday
It’s just us and the rest of the world
I will try to muster something
But you gotta give it to me in return
And the nights have got so helpless
That the morning's all that’s left
So I’ll wake you for the sunrise
And we’ll watch it from your chest
You got some video on
Quiet like you like
I got my headphones on
Thinkin at least it’s not a fight
It’s not us
This I know
It’s not us
This I know
It’s another boring Thursday
It’s just us at the end of the world
And I would tell you that I miss you
But I never even spend my time alone
And the nights have got so helpless
That the morning's all that’s left
So I’ll wake you for the sunrise
And we’ll watch it from your chest
You got some video on
Quiet like you like
I got my headphones on
Thinkin at least it’s not a fight
It’s not us
This I know
It’s not us
This I know
It’s not us
This I know
It’s not us
At least I hope
It’s not us
This I know
It’s not us
This I know
It’s not us
This I know
It’s not us
This I know
|
||||
Artemisia Oakland, California
Inspired by Appalachian folk harmonies, 80's synth soundtracks, and ghosts, the music of Artemisia is spaciously eerie, like
meeting a lover in a haunted house.
Selene Ross (vocals, ukulele, guitar, autoharp, dulcimer) and Alisa Rose (harp, guitar, vocals) first met in the Berkeley hills in 2018 and were made complete with the addition of Ariel Wang (violin) in 2021.
... more
If you like Artemisia, you may also like:
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 22, 2019
go to album
Even Days Dissolve
by Scott William Urquhart & Constant Follower
Constant Follower team with legendary folk guitarist Scott William Urquhart for an album as gentle as rustling leaves.
go to album
Neither Is, Nor Ever Was
by CONSTANT FOLLOWER
Delicately constructed, understatedly intricate, and profoundly moving folk music from Scottish singer-songwriter Stephen McAll.
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 30, 2024
go to album
The Toronto-based sextet make moody, cinematic sounding music that blends psych-folk and post-rock.
go to album
Mind, Man, Medicine
by The Secret Sisters
The Alabama duo's fifth album exults in dusty Americana, showcasing rich vocal harmonies alongside blissful folk instrumentation.
go to album
More contemplative folk from the Minnesota singer-songwriter, sustained by raw full-band arrangements and philosophical lyrics.
go to album
