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Beach Fossils
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Beach Fossils Is An American Indie Rock Band From Brooklyn New York Formed In 2009. The Group Currently Includes Dustin Payseur Tommy Gardner Jack Doyle Smith And Tommy Davidson. They Are Known For Their Lo-Fi Atmospheric Sound And Payseur's Vocal Style. Formed In 2009 The Act Was Originally A Means To Expand The Solo Project Of Dustin Payseur. That Same Year Bassist John Peña And Guitarist Christopher Burke Were Recruited As The Lineup For Their Initial Tour. Their Debut Single Daydream / Desert Sand Was Released In February 2010 On Captured Tracks. In May 2010 Their Debut Album Beach Fossilswas Released And Met With Favorable Reviews. The Following Years Saw A Number Of Changes To Their Lineup Including When John Peña Left The Band In 2011 To Form Heavenly Beat And Guitarist Cole Smith Who Left For His Solo Project DIIV. In 2012 Tommy Gardner Stepped In As The Drummer To Form Their Current Lineup. Clash The Truth Was Released In Early 2013 Peaking At Number 40 On The Independent Albums Chart. Paysuer Described It As Being An Album About What Happens After You've Solved The Immediate Problems That Come With Moving Away From Home - "something That Just Doesn't Feel Like It Makes Sense Yet". In 2017 After A Long Break The Third Album Somersault Was Released
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In The Dictionary The Definition Of “Down The Line” States “a Further Later Or Unspecified Point”. I Think That Dustin The Lead Singer Is Talking To A Friend Telling Them That “down The Line” He’ll Be There For Them And Together They’ll Have Each Other’s Backs Through The Foggy And Unknown Future. - Via LeoKellogg On Genius Annotations "It’s A Lot About Myself I Guess. It’s About Me Facing Depression Head-On. I Was Trying To Work On Music And I Was Feeling So Fucking Low. Just Like In The Dirt. I Couldn’t Get Anything To Happen. My Creativity Was Completely Zapped. I Was Kind Of Breaking Down. I Hadn’t Really Been Sleeping. I Started Working On This Song And I Really Liked How It Was Feeling. I Put Lyrics Down. I Did The Whole Song Really Fast. It Was One Of The Only Songs On The Record That I Did In One Or Two Sittings. I Realized If I Just Kind Of Faced How I Was Feeling I Could Use It To My Advantage. I Could Let It Out." – Dustin Payseur The FADER
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Beach Fossils Is An American Indie Rock Band From Brooklyn New York Formed In 2009. The Group Currently Includes Dustin Payseur Tommy Gardner Jack Doyle Smith And Tommy Davidson. They Are Known For Their Lo-Fi Atmospheric Sound And Payseur's Vocal Style. Formed In 2009 The Act Was Originally A Means To Expand The Solo Project Of Dustin Payseur. That Same Year Bassist John Peña And Guitarist Christopher Burke Were Recruited As The Lineup For Their Initial Tour. Their Debut Single Daydream / Desert Sand Was Released In February 2010 On Captured Tracks. In May 2010 Their Debut Album Beach Fossilswas Released And Met With Favorable Reviews. The Following Years Saw A Number Of Changes To Their Lineup Including When John Peña Left The Band In 2011 To Form Heavenly Beat And Guitarist Cole Smith Who Left For His Solo Project DIIV. In 2012 Tommy Gardner Stepped In As The Drummer To Form Their Current Lineup. Clash The Truth Was Released In Early 2013 Peaking At Number 40 On The Independent Albums Chart. Paysuer Described It As Being An Album About What Happens After You've Solved The Immediate Problems That Come With Moving Away From Home - "something That Just Doesn't Feel Like It Makes Sense Yet". In 2017 After A Long Break The Third Album Somersault Was Released
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In the dictionary, the definition of “Down the line” states “a further, later, or unspecified point”. I think that Dustin (the lead singer) is talking to a friend telling them that “down the line” he’ll be there for them, and together they’ll have each other’s backs through the foggy and unknown future.
- via LeoKellogg on Genius Annotations
"It’s a lot about myself, I guess. It’s about me facing depression head-on. I was trying to work on music and I was feeling so fucking low. Just like, in the dirt. I couldn’t get anything to happen. My creativity was completely zapped. I was kind of breaking down. I hadn’t really been sleeping. I started working on this song, and I really liked how it was feeling. I put lyrics down. I did the whole song really fast. It was one of the only songs on the record that I did in one or two sittings. I realized if I just kind of faced how I was feeling, I could use it to my advantage. I could let it out."
– Dustin Payseur, The FADER Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.