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Slow Space

by Loon Town

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1.
Doesn’t matter, doesn’t matter to me You can have it, go and be free I don’t want it, want it at all You can have it, have it all Doesn’t matter, doesn’t matter to me You can take it, whatever you want I don’t need it, need it at all It doesn’t matter, matter to me Your mind was colonized By old morals and material style Ready to fight You thought you were sentimental But your heart had gone brittle Heart had gone brittle So what’s the damage now? You heard a rumour That they’d take it all somehow Your heavy-handedness It’s all a bunch of trinkets, trinkets and fire They won’t keep him alive You thought you were sentimental But your heart had gone brittle Heart had gone brittle So what’s the damage now? Bleeding hearts They take it all somehow
2.
Old Songs 03:33
Sitting in a circle, they’re calling out names Delusions of grandeur, fantasies of fame Oh how long, the list of things they don’t want you to know Tell me how it feels to star in your own show You said I don’t need anything, no I’m even immune to infection Tell me where to go and I’ll take you in another direction I don’t need anyone, but I’m hoping that you won’t mention The best way to figure me out is to pay me no attention Now you’re in the middle, now they’re calling you The thrill of the moment, feels like terror too A string of words come out, but none of them are true Tell me how it feels to be a boogaloo You said One day, you will find a way To form the words your mind won’t let you say A bell will ring and it will all be clear And you will finally admit your greatest fear And this is what you’ll say Oh, I hope you see right through me, through this terrible facade I hope you see I’m nervous I don’t want to lose control, oh and I hope to God that this won’t mean That we’re gonna lose the war You don’t want to lose your crown But if you keep it we’ll all drown So won’t you please, won’t you please just put it down
3.
Haven’t seen much of your face lately That’s alright love, we’ve both been busy You pick me up and you greet me ‘hey baby’ Don’t bat an eye that I’m dressed like a lady You put your arm around me as we roll into town Kiss me on the cheek and flash that easy smile You get me going and the night’s just started I’m feeling ready for the party at the ice cream shoppe Party at the ice cream shoppe Many flavours tempt you hot Dreamy, creamy, caramel sorbet Minty, mocha, strawberry flambé You’ve got an ease with the crowd as you make your way over to me With our drinks, and I think the whole town’s in the room The sweat drips down our faces, the DJ cranks the tunes We cheers to Pam who's just moved back again I live for nights like this, when no one talks politics Shoulders sway side to side and we all feel ok Give me your hand I’ll hold you near and pass the time Close your eyes, feel that high, it’s party at the ice cream shoppe
4.
Every piece is obvious The script is sticky now It’s being flipped until It spins out of control And lands back on the side Of which it started So long ago The beast of all the hype Is getting hungry now For all your stories And the sadness that you shroud It siphons from a pool Of all things out of bounds Homogenizing and then flashing Its opulent wealth Dreams evaporate, the smell of diesel burns Hold your lovers close, the beast won't wait its turn Why do you pay so dear It’s hard to see, through the foggy night Chances are, it's just a vision Hold the edge, shake it off
5.
Hey Stoppage 03:51
Hey wreckage, wait awhile Dark waters, subtle smile For the waves, goodbye In the galley, weighted eyes Now grief, how long Hear a nameless, forgotten song So brief, it breaks the night Off like a bandit, faster than life Hey poet, pour a line Breathe out, a weary sigh Neglected ghosts, now home Wearing shelter, bare bones Hey stoppage, stay awhile We all came here, please smile Still time to see, hey eye? Hey death, ancient thing Slow build, the gifts you bring Hey blocks, hey stack Build it up, carry it back
6.
He’s got a mind of his own No convincing your boy of what’s right or what’s wrong He’s gonna find his way If you can trust, and let him go We must feel the weight of water pulling us down Before finding the will to swim and not to drown And what would it do? If you held him close to your chest Would it buffer the fall? Can you take all the hurt, no you can’t, no you can’t, no no Out of the yard, and into it all Head over heels, he’s learning to fall Reckless, brave, stupid, wise Fuck it’s hard to realize It’s nobody’s fault, he’s learning to fall Learning to fall
7.
Nomenclature 03:53
Tell me what you need and we'll be just fine We can have it all but I can't read your mind As I came in from the storm last night I found you in the kitchen wearing sad, wet eyes Reached out to hold you but you pulled away You wanted something different, but you wouldn’t say I saw you struggle with words and names Wanting to be seen even through the pain I tried to say, what I thought you'd like to hear “You're doing great, there's no reason to fear” Identity became an elephant, a tome Thought that I could help, if I built us a home Wanted connection, but you couldn’t ask Thought you wanted poetry, but you needed cash
8.
Black Crow 03:46
When you came into this world, the odds were stacked real high Your family was fractured, then, they sold you for a line Rolling your eyes around inside your head - didn’t bring an escape Pathological lies don’t crack the pearly gates Don’t woo me with your speech on truth, or try to bring it home by playing it couth Because oh, we can see it anyhow You grew up in the emptiness out under the blazing sun Sweeping out the compound while, you were still so young Your Dad’s pet crow pecked aimlessly at the yard You asked me for some help to restring that old guitar (For) every story bought and sold, one of yours will never be told But oh, I can hear it now It floats in on the breeze The forces that exerted themselves on you were out of your control When you were just a little kid, that shit began to take its toll Just hold the good, high in your mind, and it’ll call out to what you’re trying to find And get you, away from here The desert has a wash, you tried to follow it out But it spoke to you in riddles You just want a friend to go, fishin’ with at the hole But you can’t get past the black crow Black crow Black crow
9.
In the town where you fell into that existential hole Now shackled to the stone of mem'ry Coming “home” feels like drawing in the sand as the tide rises And mirrors only show you the smoke Inhale while you still can, oooh The shifting narrative It’s written now it’s retrospective The gentle breeze, blows right through Concept of self From the town where you fell into that existential dread Vitality had pulled you far away Coming home, sense of place, eroded; heart-broken nights Now breathless at the edge of meaning
10.
Pick up the phone To hear your voice And you hit me with the news My heart is pounding Hands tremble But I have nothing to say What do we do now From our ends of this broken world? The silence holds for far too long As the tears stream down my sullen face I can’t care for you now You can’t care for me It’s been a year Without you here And it’s starting to feel fine I walk the streets North of Rachel Just to clear my mind Why does the east Plateau Remind me so much of you Peu importe the time of day Your face just floods my memory All we need is Time to heal from These days we’ve shared Please don’t call I need these steps to Fade away Pick up the phone To hear your voice And you hit me with the news My heart is pounding Hands tremble But I have nothing to say
11.
Phantoms make light shows Ignoring the sound Of homeless convictions Now dancing in your house Unfolding the secret Turns out to be Persona non grata A lost memory Out of the flame And into the fire We, we marked our names out On the funeral pyre Over the threshold And into the rain I, I thought I’d never Feel true comfort again Cast out from common understandings Senseless sensing Meaning disintegrates When you step, too close to the wind For the creation of meaning, we will carry on And carry great sorrows in the bosom of our chests / heart of our hearts
12.
Hey there Hey there, wait a minute Stay there Stay there, just a minute You should You should come by later I’ve got things of yours And this might be the last time Guess what I am trying to say I’m going away I’m going away Ah-ooh Hey man, remember when we took your mom’s van Drove out late October Back then we could choose our own way off the highway Now it never seems that way So I’m going away I’m going away I’m going away I’ve got the urge to go I’ve been told its a phase I’ve been told it’s a phase Since back in seventh grade It doesn’t seem that way I’m starting to look gray I’m done with sticking ‘round Till they put me in the ground It doesn’t matter where I know I have to go I’m going away I’m going away I’ve got the urge to go I’ve got the urge to go I’m going away I’m going away

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released November 4, 2022

Loon Town is:

Danielle Savage - voice, guitar
David Lacalamita - voice, bass, guitar, synths, whistle
Nicolas Hyatt - voice, synths, piano, organs, accordion
Mili Hong - drums, percussion

With

Brodie Conley - guitar on tracks 1, 3, 6 & 10
Andy Magoffin - brass on tracks 1, 3, 4, 10, 11, 12

Words / music by Danielle Savage, David Lacalamita & Nicolas Hyatt
Music performed by Loon Town
Co-produced by Loon Town & Lisa Conway
Engineered by Lisa Conway and Andy Magoffin
Mixed by Lisa Conway at Wildlife Sanctuary Sound
Mastered by Andy Magoffin at The House of Miracles
Artwork by Davide Di Saro and Andrea Cossu

Slow Space was written and recorded on the traditional territories of the Kwanlin Dun First Nation, the Ta'an Kwach'an Council, the Mississauga’s of the Credit First Nation and the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe People in 2020 and 2021.

Thank you to Liz Peredun, Monica van Schaik and Bethanna Cavey for hosting our writing and rehearsal processes. To Jake for the keen ears and affogatos while in isolation. To Colin for showing us the blueberries. To Lisa for the countless hours accompanying us in this journey, for your patience, and your great insight. To Andy for brassing it right out of the park. To Brodie for your impeccable tastes and tone. To Davide and Andrea for making our world a visual reality with style.

We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts

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Loon Town Whitehorse, Yukon

Loon Town is a Canadian 4-piece synth-rock band. From somewhere between Montreal, Whitehorse and Kitchener, it's music to dance to, relax to, drive to; across wide open spaces, from one side of the continent to the other.

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