There's a Way Out Somewhere
by Junkyard Shaman
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Recorded live in Osaka 15th of May, 2021.
Note written on a piece of paper, some day during May;
"the most horrifying thought is that in an endless infinite universe I have to live my life again infinite times, go through all the pain and suffering of my childhood, to go through it all without having a clue of the fact that I have done all of this infinite amount of times before... Where are we now? Am I doing it now? The disruption of information, the thought of not being able to take any of this in order to make the future easier, being doomed from the start, stuck in an endless unbroken loop, eternally stuck, eternally repeating, eternally crawling through the same hole, eternally neglected childhood, eternally lost, eternally dying, billions and billions of deaths, in this exact same flesh, exactly the same consciousness, everything repeating exactly the same...
Nothing was ever better
and never will be."
Titles picked up from Samuel Beckett's Texts for Nothing
Note written on a piece of paper, some day during May;
"the most horrifying thought is that in an endless infinite universe I have to live my life again infinite times, go through all the pain and suffering of my childhood, to go through it all without having a clue of the fact that I have done all of this infinite amount of times before... Where are we now? Am I doing it now? The disruption of information, the thought of not being able to take any of this in order to make the future easier, being doomed from the start, stuck in an endless unbroken loop, eternally stuck, eternally repeating, eternally crawling through the same hole, eternally neglected childhood, eternally lost, eternally dying, billions and billions of deaths, in this exact same flesh, exactly the same consciousness, everything repeating exactly the same...
Nothing was ever better
and never will be."
Titles picked up from Samuel Beckett's Texts for Nothing
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released May 15, 2021
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Junkyard Shaman Osaka, Japan
This is the mental junkyard of evaporating dreams, disintegrating memories and fading recollections. See if you'll find
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Everything done by Jere Kilpinen unless credited otherwise.
Born in Finland, now live in the wind.
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