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Why do the things we love have to hurt us? Why does that go for life itself? What's it say about my general interests? Brash Bandages we suffer for choices that seemed so top shelf. Tell me what to do now, mercy me oh how to stay alive? Have I just been shit talkin' through my sleepwalkin"? Have I just been dreamin' this whole time? Cuz if it's not one thing it's another/saw the big picture and ran for cover/but there aint nowhere you can really hide/when they're out to make you lose your go damn mind. It's said that we are not incurable/these lessons just need extra faith. No more assembly line, I craved a sacred space. Don't let the world just leave me in a frightened state, Tell me what to do now. How to transcend pain and save my life. No more harmful immolation laughing at these frustrations. Have I just been trippin' this whole time? How can we make it back? Cuz if it's not one thing it's another, you motherfucker.

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"Brash Bandages" is the latest song from Morgan Y. Evans' ongoing musical endeavor Walking Bombs. This is the start of a new era for the project and was a fun guns n roses influenced punk song featuring Taraka Larson (ex-Prince Rama) and Sean Paul Pillsworth (Nightmares For A Week, Anadivine) and Evans.

The song was a meditation on if it was possible to write a song inspired by Appetite For Destruction but about how to survive in life and make healthier choices for your self emotionally, spiritually and physically. We jokingly were calling it "Appetite For Kombucha".

Recorded in one 10 hour session at Nada Studios in Montgomery, NY(WWW.Nadarecording.com) who have many fine credits including My Chemical Romance, Polar Bear Club and more.

'2:44 of pure runaway dystopian joyride from Hudson Valley music scene stalwart and critic Morgan Y. Evans, this time working with Sean Paul Pillsworth, the excellent bassist and second vocalist from Nightmares for a Week, and Taraka Larson from Prince Rama. Evans’ lyrical concerns are consistent with the title of his project, and those across his career — troubled self and troubled world, inner and external, everyone on the verge of collapse or combustion, but there is always hope and always work to be done. The trip, of course, is what a downright virtuosic hard rock singer Morgan is.' - John Burdick (Hudson Valley One)

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released March 27, 2020

Sean Paul Pillsworth - drums, guitar
Taraka Larson - Vocals, piano/organ, snacks
Morgan Y. Evans - Vocals, Bass, tambo, words, acoustic.

Mastered by John Naclerio
Cover art model- Amy Goss-Minch

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Solo and collaborative vehicle for musician and writer Morgan Ywain Vink-Lainas Evans (and various friends/artists they admire). Implied Greek tragedy may or may not be included.

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