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National Dark Parks

from I Was A Worker And Now I'm Old by No Museums

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The national dark parks
The workers here are lost
I'm on another team
The trails are faster
I remember last year
I'm blackening the snow

And burning out the ones who break away
The golden guns, the blood, the rope, the days
And death to the ones below

The new science centre
The old repeating winter
The slowest coldest shot
The perimeter still tries
To get the balance right
And memory like a knife

And turning out the ones with low display
The golden suns, the hands, the heavy face
And death to the ones below
And death to the ones I know

The national dark parks
No distance to the frost
I'm blackening the snow

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from I Was A Worker And Now I'm Old, released September 23, 2014

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No Museums Edmonton, Alberta

No Museums: A homemade hybrid of creaking pop and basement rock, using an array of textural devices and hummed noise. 

Echo boxes, delay pedals, soft distortion dynamics and guitars with buzzing strings. There is drift and there is direction. Enjoys the sounds of The Fall, Guided By Voices, Velvet Underground, Wedding Present, Television Personalities.
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