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Dilation
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I reached in deep to find nothing
to keep me calm as I descended
[i panicked as my voice disintegrated]
I let myself become complacent in unstable stations
I sent the signals [its taken years to see this through]
destination in plain view
i spent a lifetime on the moon
a method far from tried and true
I crossed out the rehearsed lines
I couldn't make the right words mine
we're all just chasing dead time
and now i'm gathering the fragments and moments of happiness
to show me clarity and what I still have left (and I)
and i can't stop myself from laughing
at all of the sadness that i'm finding
I told myself to just stay quiet
and save it for my writing
I reached in deep to find a question
Why am I always like this?
Years spent. Wasted.
Minutes. Staying.
Gather. Past tense.
No time. Painless.
Farewell. Absence.
Placement. Shining
black hole. active.
welcome. contact.
It only took 12,000 years to travel time back here
Dispel the despair in a massive light pattern
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Mineva Manchester, Connecticut
Mineva is a band split between both central Connecticut and central Massaschusetts. Harmonic distortion is utilized with the intention of eliciting emotion and reaction, often in tandem with repeating and decaying echoes.
Mineva recommends:
I Lost Myself Again.
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Some of our favorite people from NJ.
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The Symmetry of Autumn Leaves
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Easily one of our favorite home-town bands/people. Check out Perennial!!
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The Edge Of The Light
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The aptly-named Floating in Space write songs as big as the night sky, misty layers of synth dotted with rolling, elegiac piano.
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Laurels of the End of History
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