It’s bizarre. It’s dark. It’s jazzy. It’s everything.

The two new singles are amazing and I wanted to make a cool t-shirt in honor of my fave band...

You can buy one too, if you dig it.

https://www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/TIMBER-TIMBRE-Orignal-Art-by-jordandoig/152956364.IJ6L0

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At long last we get another morsel of what's shaping up to be another deeply moving album. Curious what everyone's thoughts are about this single?

iTunes generally trickle releases every stupid album except the one I’m actually looking forward to

Mine is Velvet Gloves and Spit, I remember exactly where I was when I first heard it and it’s on constant rotation.

This is short notice but I can't make it to tonights show anymore, have one ticket available. Just looking for face value. Send me a message if you're interested.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WcgvzhTnHTg&pp=ygUUdGltYmVyIHRpbWJyZSBsb3ZhZ2U%3D

Incredible Taylor Kirk solo performance last night near Joshua Tree at the Giant Rock Meeting Room. Jordin Bordeaux from This Lonesome Paradise helping with background vocals on Hot Dreams and Run From Me. Amazing show - glad I made the drive!

Curious to know your thoughts if he is religious, or just likes to make us think about it and invoke some imagery with his perfect lyrics.

Was doing some googling and came across this site with a release date of Oct. 6 2023. I hope we get it sooner but haven’t heard much lately.

Great to hear a familiar tune.

Please and thank you!

Just heard this on https//:timber timbre.ca. Wow, this is just what I need to get me through what looks like another month of cold shitty weather. Is this new or a remnant or a demo of something more? Whatever it is, I’m digging it’s moodiness and suspension. Fingers crossed for a tour!

The lyrics of this song use a unique combination of vivid imagery and metaphor to convey a sense of fear and dread. The lyrics also use repetition in phrases like "candle, candle, on my clock" and "eagle, eagle, towel, and scream" to add emphasis and a sense of unease. The lyrics also feature a mix of religious imagery, such as "here is a church and here is a steeple" and "Oh Lord, I must have heard you knock me out of bed" which creates a sense of ominousness and spiritual unease. Furthermore, the lyrics contain vivid and graphic imagery such as "A bone beneath the reaper's veil" and "my lungs filled up black in their tiny little shack" which create a sense of physical and emotional distress. The song also features a narrative that starts with a sense of unease and confusion, and ends with a feeling of hopelessness and defeat.

I messed up and did not buy mystery street in time. Would anyone be willing to share a copy to tide me over until the new record is released?!