“Written as a pseudo-love song that interludes between two versions of self, Interface recalls an adolescent summer where I spent every waking hour on early web-based chat programs, instead of going outside,” says singer Matt King. ”Typical coming-of-age feelings of loss and confusion were further conflated by prioritizing an emerging potential of a new virtual identity more ‘real’ than a physical self.”
lyrics
I don’t believe we’re there, but I would take you anyways
Despite what the meters say, I would listen to my eyes
The screen was still two sided
I would spend my summer and it all amounts to;
I was seventeen and in my own mind.
Unforsaken hours bending at the spine
Lost beyond the shore, turning myself inside out
The symptoms of the cure when singularity's not there
I lay down barely distinguishing what’s mine
I would sublimate my life
I would let you on my other side.
My other side.
Other side
My other side
My other side
My two sides
heard of Wild Nothing as I am a big fan of Jorge Elbrecht's works. Took several listens for this album to grow on me but it's great and very cohesive! Jorge Elbrecht's production is essential to the sound!!! pj1517
Me and my friend used to go on drives all the time, and a lot of the time i asked what he was playing, and a majority of the songs were from Yo La Tengo. And since i went and listened to And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out i was fan. Never thought i’d buy one of their records for myself. violetstain
Jorge Elbrecht’s signature genre-blasting, with melodies and harmonies that are, as always, unexpected, lovely and lush. 60’s psych pop bleeding into 80’s jangle and UK indie... the same alchemy found in the best of Lansing-Dreiden and Violens. iandmychimney