Layperson Portland, Oregon
Julian Morris situates his music at contrasting intersections. It's a music that is at once emotionally urgent and yet brimming with graceful patience; tender and vulnerable while still forceful and resilient.
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A landmark of modern power pop and the document of a songwriter taking hold of his core strengths. You could be forgiven for thinking of it as 'My Aim is True' via Pacific Northwest guitar tones.
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Ceremony of Leaving
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The latest from Former Lives is packed with utterly triumphant, pulse-quickening songs that summon the best of ’80s New Wave.
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Four Singles
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Infinite Hiatus
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Saw these guys live and they played a few of these songs. Cashed Out was by far my favorite, it's full of energy and goes really hard live. The second i saw a big jar of earplugs got passed around before they started their set, I knew it was gonna be a good one. I wasn't dissapointed.
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