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The Ex​-​Optimists - Take Heart

from Bee Corpse Thousand / Pantherbomb by The Ex-Optimists vs. Economy Island

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There's not much makes a man but bones and sap. The skin exists to hold the spirit back, a shell to keep the soul intact. I whisper to the voices and the voices whisper back. Take heart, I would never let you go. We'll always be connected somehow. You'll always be a part of me. At night I dream of wireless fidelity. For a dozen years, the dream won't let go of me. The details differ but the plot line remains: I'm a quote out of context, a face without a name.

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from Bee Corpse Thousand / Pantherbomb, released March 31, 2017
Katie Keller - bass guitar
Kelly Minnis - vocals, guitars
Michael Scarborough - guitars
Colin Witucki - drums

Recorded and mixed at Echo Base and Dragonmount Studios, Bryan/College Station, October 2017 by Wonko The Sane.
Mastered by Blake Bickel, Dynamic Sound Services, Seattle, WA

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In 2008 Atarimatt, Kelly Menace, and Wonko Zuckerberg started a record label to release stuff by Bryan/College Station bands. 90+ releases later, SHTI has released CD's, cassettes, vinyl records, and online exclusives for bands all across the world.

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