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Punctuation counts (but vibe-editing doesn’t)
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Don’t mix versions
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Edit lightly
If two lines are wrong… fix the two lines. No need to bulldoze the whole page. Think ‘surgical,’ not ‘remix.’
When in doubt, ask the crowd
Not sure what they’re singing in that fuzzy bridge? Drop a question in the comments and let the music nerds swarm. Someone always knows.
This song comes right after The Other Side. I think its like a story, theyve gotten to the other side, but they havent necessarily died. Thats why this song is called Trinity (the three persons of the Christian Godhead; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit), because they're in trine now, they are complete, theyve embraced the universe, let go of their fears and past....
And that might be why this song is just an instrumental, no lyrics, cause it could lead on to the theme of their next album, and if this song had lyrics it wouldn't leave the right outro for this Superstition and intro for the next.
I think all of their albums have continued as a story of their life progress. Nothing and Nowhere seemed very fantasy orientated. Violet seemed to be a very rough, intimidating interpretation of society. Walking with Strangers seemed to focus on those themes mostly in the school grounds. Pins and Needles was a more 'grow up' theme, as was Hide and Seek, like they were maturing. And Superstition looked at a more spiritual theme. Doesnt it just make sense for the next album to lead on after Trinity?
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This song comes right after The Other Side. I think its like a story, theyve gotten to the other side, but they havent necessarily died. Thats why this song is called Trinity (the three persons of the Christian Godhead; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit), because they're in trine now, they are complete, theyve embraced the universe, let go of their fears and past....
And that might be why this song is just an instrumental, no lyrics, cause it could lead on to the theme of their next album, and if this song had lyrics it wouldn't leave the right outro for this Superstition and intro for the next.
I think all of their albums have continued as a story of their life progress. Nothing and Nowhere seemed very fantasy orientated. Violet seemed to be a very rough, intimidating interpretation of society. Walking with Strangers seemed to focus on those themes mostly in the school grounds. Pins and Needles was a more 'grow up' theme, as was Hide and Seek, like they were maturing. And Superstition looked at a more spiritual theme. Doesnt it just make sense for the next album to lead on after Trinity?