1. |
Aviary
03:46
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Head / Heart
Pause / Start
Friends don’t go away
One / Two
I / You
These don’t go away
When you go in the morning
If we’ve still got the language
Then we’ve still got the words
Heart, lung and muscle
Ignore what you heard
No matter what you heard
That’s all there is
And all there was
No matter what you heard
That’s all there was
That’s all it ever was
That’s all it ever was
Head / Heart
Wings / Part
Don’t move a muscle
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2. |
Love Island
04:18
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Opposite field
Never had an appeal
But oh, you turn me on
Opposite shore
Wasn’t looking for more
But oh, you turn me on
Positive pole
Never knew an anode
Only you and I know
Only you and I know
This magnetic field
That we can’t conceal
Oh, you turn me on
How would it feel
In a room for more than one of us?
Opposite field
Never felt so real
But oh, you turn me on
Opposite shore
That I try to ignore
That we try to ignore
And we try to ignore
How it would feel
In a room for more than one of us
In the quiet of afternoon
In a room for more than one of us
In a room for more than one of us
In the fineness of the afternoon
There is room for maybe one of us
But not two
We’re in opposite fields
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3. |
Owen
05:00
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There ain’t nothing more than this, I tell you
There ain’t nothing but the face
That’s showing
It ain’t nothing more than this, I tell you
Nothing more than this
Brother Owen
Don’t say we get to big to fall
The wind, the winding ways
The smaller wheels, the reading of a pulse,
Slowing
The floors are seen through, it’s all wall
The 88th degree a pause
Effect, detect, the beat, the cause
The knowing
That there’s nothing more than this, I tell you
It’s spring but on the precipice
it is snowing
There is nothing more than this, I tell you
This is all that can exist
Brother Owen
Foreground / high-ground, what I didn’t know
What I didn’t know, fold my light down
Fold my light down, what I didn’t know
Being all body, well I didn’t know
Tell mom I was gripped by a light, that I didn’t know
Oh God, I bit down on that, but I didn’t know
Outsider bit by a life, that I didn’t know
And, oh yeah, I bit down on that, but I didn’t know
Outrider bit by a life, that we didn’t know
Oh God, I gripped down on that, but I didn’t know
Outsider bit by a life, that we didn’t know
Oh God, I gripped down on that, but I didn’t know
It feels better
Then it don’t
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Enthusiasts London, UK
Rob Cole, the artist behind Enthusiasts, moved to London from Montreal in 2018 putting his band of 10 years (Friend of all the World) definitively on hold. The lockdown found him holed up at his ancestral home on the North Kent coast with an acoustic guitar, second-hand Korg MS20, and a few demo recordings; sketches from two years living abroad. ... more
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