Sheepskin City
from Huge Improvement by Terry Gross
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lyrics
Ancient runic surrounds the torus walls
Visions left from times before
Did they know? What could they say?
From slowly rotating, decaying tubes of humanity
Floating adrift for centuries
Critical systems redlining
Premonitions
Luminations
Latent distance
No existence
Visions left from times before
Did they know? What could they say?
From slowly rotating, decaying tubes of humanity
Floating adrift for centuries
Critical systems redlining
Premonitions
Luminations
Latent distance
No existence
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from Huge Improvement,
released September 20, 2024
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Wow. Rack ranks right up there with the best Jesus Lizard albums, and I personally have it just behind Goat. So many bands lose their fire over time, and so many never had it to begin with. It's extraordinary to get an album of such energy and quality this late into their career. The Jesus Lizard are one of the greatest bands of all time, and this is one of their greatest albums. Amazing.
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