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Welcome to our cinema.
Amontillado Casket.
Kicking off our debut album “A Life Without Lemons”, Amontillado Casket presents us a dark, off-centered, instinctive track riddled in hints of self-doubt inspired by Edgar Allen Poe’s critically acclaimed story The Cask of Amontillado.
Moonfall.
In our second track “Moonfall”, we slip into a lo-fi landscape filled with uncertainty, injustice, misrepresentation, entangled in new relationship dilemmas in this heavyhearted anthem.
Truman.
Our third track “Truman” is a doozy. Inspired by Peter Weir and Jim Carrey’s iconic 1998 film The Truman Show, Wes tackles paranoia and delusions of distrust against society and peers.
Tilda.
Next “Tilda” catches ourselves off-guard with an eerie layered horror track mingling with the spirits of Central Salem, what is Halloween without tasteful 80’s vengeance?
Peanut Butter Skies.
Peanut Butter Skies offers us a lighthearted, vacation-like atmosphere. Criss-crossing each choice and decision in this quirky tale of finding perseverance in the most unlikely ways.
Moscato.
Our sixth track; Moscato, begins by exploding into a charismatic joyride. Protesting passion for art over a bubbly, relaxing melody.
Feast or Famine.
In Feast or Famine; we watch Luxton sow sarcastic, tongue-tied lyrics into a cheeky classic dinner-party disaster gone wrong, poking more fun at societal standards. Who’s hungry?
HWEUA.
HWEUA (Hope Will Eat U Alive) is a heavy rock-fueled journey. Venting out shame, pharmaceuticals, resentment, and abandonment is this emotional critically acclaimed track.
Lessons.
Lessons is a burning; emotional story telling record made to inspire our community; Expressing our devotion to our friends and loved ones by sharing our own trials and tribulations.
Tears In Palm Springs.
Raining in the final track on Wes Luxton’s “A Life Without Lemons” we find him at his most vulnerable, fully encapsulating his own mental illnesses, depression, and defeat in his humbling, chilling finale.
