Spotify: tpshlf.co/2t6S3f2 Info: tpshlf.co/2u1fN8R Purchase: tpshlf.co/2sXPelf The new full length album from Sorority Noise - available everywhere June 16, 2015 on CD, vinyl & digitally from Topshelf Records.
if i had a nickel for every time someone asked me what the saddest song i’ve ever heard is and i answered with this one, i’d have two nickels which isn’t a lot but it’s weird it happened twice
My best friend just died and we used to see sorority noise together ALL the time here in Connecticut. We played this album so much when it dropped. His friend Charlie passed which I truly affected him to the core. The lyrics in this are chilling
You had the brightest dreams You were gonna be an artist Who plays in a band But I guess all things change When you're laying on the side of the road In the everglades How the hell did it make sense After you saw what Charlie went through Does hell taste as sweet as you thought Do you like what you are I guess Dali's not overrated And you're not the person I love Takes a lot more than a 'how have you been?' To be my friend You smell like hospitals And you look like bad news And if God is real Then I hope he has a plan for you If the devil's real Let him know I asked how he's been Cause, when I rid myself of my demons They must have found a home in you So if Hell is real Then I hope your enjoying your stay (So if Hell is real Then I hope your enjoying your stay)
"You had the brightest dreams, you were gonna be an artist who plays in a band." Holy shit. That hits wayyy to close to home. I really was gonna be an artist who plays in a band, with a perfect family, and a partner. I'm struggling with depression, anxiety, body image issues, suicidal ideation, and the slow realization of my dad being abusive. I barely have any friends, and the ones I do have I'm worried I'm being a burden on. "And if the Devil's real, let him know I asked how he's been bc when I rid myself of my demons, they must've found a home in you." This one...just wow. I opened up to a friend about it, and I've just got him anxious worried about me. I hope I haven't hurt him by saying something Anyway, the point of this comment is to say that I come back to this song time and time again to try and find some comfort. Thank you, Sorority Noise, for all of your songs. I love them.
@@rylanmartin9040 I don't feel comfortable sharing my exact age, but I'm a teenager. Why? Also, seeing as you're in a similar situation, I'm sorry and I hope it gets better
This album completely wrecked me for 2 days straight. This track would help me process my panic attacks. The quiet whisper it fades out on to then just explode into shrill despair I think captures mental illness better than most other music in this genre.
when i initially had this song on my playlist, i used to always skip it because i thought it was gonna be exhausting to listen to. the intro being so quiet and the length at over 5 minutes. one day i just randomly gave it a full listen and i fucking lost my shit at the building up into a fade to silence, immediately followed by the most fucking intense and beautiful wall of sound ive ever heard. the way the chord progression carries the emotion into a completely different place. this is a fucking amazing song
I took 2 tabs of acid and listened to these guys for 24 hours and this song help me release a lot of demons I had built up by making me fucking cry uncontrollably for 5 hours straight. This band has helped me so fucking much and I wish I could tell them
a letter to the void J you are going to do great things one day i know your going through rough times, uncertain emotions make me anxious too. your still here and i miss you already. z
I’m realizing why not all bands of this type are good to me. We know Cam and the other members. We see how they are through their music and they show a lot of personality in all the videos of them. And a lot of the other bands I listen to do too so we care for them and not just the relatable-tility to the song. We feel for them and not all bands have that. Just something I just noticed.
