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Second Hand Clocks
03:25
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We move at the right time at the right speed,
So keep your eyes on us all eyes on us, just try and keep up,
Because we move, like lightening,
Bringing thunder in our wake, just the calm before the storm,
Bringing thunder in our wake, we are the calm we are the storm,
Clouds begin to gather overhead,
Don't let it be said that the water was too good for us,
Build a bridge to get to the other side,
And if you're following us then do your best to keep up,
Because we move, like lightening,
Bringing thunder in our wake, just the calm before the storm,
Bringing thunder in our wake, we are the calm we are the storm,
We're ticking boxes we're ticking clocks,
We're ticking boxes, our time is running out.
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Algorhythms
02:47
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What's your rush,
Hold on, just hold on,
Doors lead to corridors I'm just passing through,
And I heard you say,
Your voice is algorithmic, you are a state machine.
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The Royal Ocean Sheffield, UK
Math fans rejoice - Sheffield's Two Piece, The Royal Ocean, bring us a slice of shimmering, technical alt-rock. With lead guitar lines and vocals echoing the likes of This Town Needs Guns and American Football, this band creates a soothing and nuanced sound for those who like their music ever-so-slightly outside of the box. ... more
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