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richie is a quirked up white boy with a little bit of swag.... i would say he busts it down sexual style....some could even argue he's also goated with the sauce

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“My heart is with all of them, and I think that, even if we forget each other, we’ll remember in our dreams.” [DERRY: THE LAST INTERLUDE]

— STEPHEN KING’S IT

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ART IS DEAD, bo burnham // why funny people kill themselves, david wong 

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‪Thumbnails I probably won’t have the time to finish, so here it is anyway. Hey, Richie got his kiss on the kissing bridge.

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their first date

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something to show you

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day 27: coming home

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something to show you

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During the press tour for The Barrens (2021) Shark Puppy members expressed their nervous excitement for what they felt was a departure from many of their earlier albums. While they are masters at diving deep into their own pasts with autobiographical lyrics and haunting metaphors for childhood and growing up this album marks a distinct shift in their content. 

On the subject, drummer and vocalist Bev Marsh had this to say, “We wanted to do something completely different, our lyrics will always be about us because we’re the ones writing them, but we thought it would be fun to put those feelings into something new. Fairy tales, myths, even characters we’ve created in our own minds. It’s all over the place.”

Certainly Shark Puppy is known for genre-jumping, and The Barrens is no exception, the folksy and toned down arrangements evoke feelings similar to their early indie albums with a lyrical maturity worthy of their veteran status in the music industry.

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Mike Hanlon

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not to bring up the 7 birds again but mike really IS the lonely journal keeper.....

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reminder that this is a mike hanlon love and support zone

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“My heart is with all of them, and I think that, even if we forget each other, we’ll remember in our dreams.” [DERRY: THE LAST INTERLUDE]

— STEPHEN KING’S IT

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During the press tour for The Barrens (2021) Shark Puppy members expressed their nervous excitement for what they felt was a departure from many of their earlier albums. While they are masters at diving deep into their own pasts with autobiographical lyrics and haunting metaphors for childhood and growing up this album marks a distinct shift in their content. 

On the subject, drummer and vocalist Bev Marsh had this to say, “We wanted to do something completely different, our lyrics will always be about us because we’re the ones writing them, but we thought it would be fun to put those feelings into something new. Fairy tales, myths, even characters we’ve created in our own minds. It’s all over the place.”

Certainly Shark Puppy is known for genre-jumping, and The Barrens is no exception, the folksy and toned down arrangements evoke feelings similar to their early indie albums with a lyrical maturity worthy of their veteran status in the music industry.

The Barrens (2021) Tracklist: 

Hey, Honey (B. Marsh)

Tomorrows (B. Hanscom, R. Tozier)

Dams and Bridges (All)

Guardians of The Beams (B. Denbrough, M. Hanlon, R. Tozier)

The Last Living Daughter of Danaus (B. Marsh, M. Hanlon)

Wishing Wells (R. Tozier)

Lessons I Learned (M. Marsh, E. Kaspbrak)

Jeanine (S. Uris, P. Blum)

Unnaturally Still (M. Hanlon)

Vortices (M. Hanlon, E. Kaspbrak)

On The Subject of Ships and Anchors (B. Denbrough, M. Hanlon)

Act VI (S. Uris, R. Tozier)

Bonus Tracks:

Hayfever (R. Tozier)

@sharkpuppyofficial

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what happens when you have shark puppy and ts folklore brain rot at the same time is that you write an entire album called the barrens in your mind 

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i know i hardly ever post anymore on here but i still love shark puppy so much and i think about so many of the songs a lot and i aklsdfjklfjasklfasdfs