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Strange Things are Afoot

by Banzai Cliff

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I wrote this song the month my roommates and I were evicted from our SF apartment. I put on Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure one night while I packed, just something funny and familiar. I was also fairly baloneyed. I got sentimental about everything as I went through my stuff–clothes I hadn't worn in years, old photos, a gift from a friend who'd died. Everything felt brutal. Then that part in Bill & Ted's came on when they're in Medieval France and Bill thinks Ted's been stabbed. Bill says that line, "Ted, don't be dead, dude," all bummed. I got sentimental about that, too.

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released December 13, 2017
Nicky K: vocals, shitty guitar, synth
David Ulrich: guitars, drums, bass, background vocals, percussion, drum machine, bells, whistles
Owen Staszewski: background vocals

Written by Nicky K
Produced, Mixed, and Recorded by David Ulrich
Mastered by Mikey Young
Recorded direct to tape at Caveboy Studios in beautiful Philadelphia, PA over the winter of 2016, in those last blissful days before Trump
Artwork by Ryan De La Hoz





Published by Accidental Hesher (ASCAP)
© Tank Beach Tapes 2017

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Moody lo-fi pop to dance alone to.

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