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Sick Fills Dude!

by NOSE

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Never listen to facts, always work in assumptions It's a failsafe way to assess commitment To the one true vision Look into the void Stare into the void I don't want knowledge I just want to be reassured And these lies will fill up that void for sure I just want comfort, I want to be reassured And these lies will fill up that void for sure Answer every question with another question And assume that questions mean a lack of L, O, Y, A, L, T and Y To the cause of Looking into the void Staring into the void
2.
Carpark 02:40
They turned it into a carpark with bodies underneath They turned it into a carpark where you could pay money to park by the sea Oh Mary Girl, what were you thinking? They say a world without you would be a world without morality Without their wizard in the sky to tell them wrong from right they would be killing and raping at every opportunity
3.
Puerile opinions fill the air like a bad smell Intellectual inbreeding ends an argument so well I don't care what you've got to say I'm not interested anyway New ideas are wrong ideas And represent my deepest fears Alternative cognitive processes, your mind fails to unlock When wideheld opinions are often just a crock of shit
4.
Passive 02:36
And now I'm bleeding from the eyes 'Cause for the first time in my life I don't know what becomes of you What becomes of me When we are dead we are gone For my whole life I've been wrong about you And I regret my actions Passively living, failing at giving a shit About the special way In which we have very little control but then neither does anybody And anyway If we cease to exist at least we won't remember existence About time If there's more fun the next life then let's work in this one Why should it matter what we do in this one? Leisure the next life then let's work in this one Pleasure the next life then let's work in this one Why should it matter?
5.
Gloy 04:02
Hey, motherfucker ain't got no taste No style, prepare to get debased Think back to all the places you've been And just list them in a song, then all the proles will scream If that's your idea of entertainment I should have left the kids at home Locked them in the basement Nobody ever has to know If you never take your kids to Disneyland They'll hate you forever, and never send you Christmas cards

about

So here it is at last, our debut EP proper. We've been working on this since January so you'd better enjoy it otherwise we'll be ever so upset. It has lots of loud guitars and swears in it so you should definitely let your children listen.

You can download 'Sick Fills Dude!' from iTunes or stream it on Spotify (we can't post links here, but you're clever enough to work it out for yourself). You can also do both of those things right here on Bandcamp if you feel that way inclined.

Many thanks to everyone/anyone who helped out in any capacity along the way. There are far too many to list, so let's limit it to two of the most important. Thank you Rowan Oliver and Alan Young for agreeing to release such a dreadful collection of songs!

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released November 25, 2013

Mike Marshall - Bass
Lewis Millward - Guitar, Synth, Trumpet, Backing Vocals
James Orton - Drums, Backing Vocals
Freddy Vinehill-Cliffe - Vocals, Guitar, Synth

Also featuring definitely some and possibly all of the following people on backing vocals (we're very forgetful): Alex Amuraritei, Sam Drewery, Simon Harte, Glen Matthews, Cameron Moitt and Adam Weston.

Written and recorded by NOSE
Mixed and mastered by Matt Barnard

Artwork drawn by Freddy Vinehill Cliffe and assembled by Rachael Powick

Press by Ebb and Flow PR

Released on Sea Wall Records

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NOSE Scarborough, UK

Big ol' riffs, songs about death and borderline sociopathy. Straddling Scarborough and Leeds as if the towns were two giant, nightmarish roller skates, NOSE have been upstaging everyone everywhere at all gigs all the time since early 2012.

"Gloy by NOSE is my favourite song of the year." - Jimmy Watkins, Future of the Left

"Written specifically for a guitar hero game." - Joe Hart, Already Heard
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