Uh oh

I broke Deep Seek

Everyone goes on about woke this and woke that.
But the reality is that woke isn’t having some surface opinion about something or other.

This is woke:

I miss the past.
It was simpler.

FIRST RELEASE FROM "GARGANTUAN" - NOW UP
The mighty "Invader".
Who's first to pick it up? - The marvelous Prog naturally.
Complete with greatest band-against-a-wall photo ever.
Pre-order at rockosmos.com
Don't miss our upcoming UK tour dates www.loudersound.com/news/an-ampl...

We've done a lot of shows in our time in all kinds of weird and wonderful places and circumstances -
but our own show last night in our own place was ABSOLUTELY EPIC

Thanks to everyone that came
Gonna have a few days off now...

This is how you rock band

Humbled that our music has touched you. We're just two guys making honest music. Each album is a snapshot of our lives. Some call us earnest and sincere – maybe that's what's needed. Thanks for joining our journey. Walk with us a bit further... Happy trails!

Rock music = escapism. Our first album's opening line, "I sleep deeply every night in a world that's better than real life," still rings true. 20 years on, those lyrics about reminiscing, the future, and hubris still resonate. Some even seem prophetically dark now. The future's always shifting...

I can’t recommend this enough

The album artwork features my early photos, capturing the essence of our band's beginnings. Images convey messages and a sense of loneliness, yet also urban power. A nostalgic melancholy permeates the photos and songs like "Post Acid Youth." The record felt nostalgic even before release.

So soulful.
The perfect bittersweet companion to Apple
#grunge #90sgrungemusic

Because I can tell you are a man who appreciates fine things

The album art evokes youthful optimism with a hint of darkness. The sun image, captured by Martin (Mutiny design), who also created the three-stripe design, perfectly encapsulates this. Two decades on, the music feels like a time capsule, a message from a younger self. #nostalgia #albumart

@punkrockhistory.bsky.social

The perfect synthesis of a lot of strands all coming together into one tapestry.