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X Levitation Cult
X Levitation Cult formed in London in the early 2010s. Their debut album was called "The Dream of a Somnambulist," and they later put out records like "The...
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Happiness In Hell (spaceman)
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Absolute last
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She's Lost It
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Breaking my rhymes in the rain
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Morning Sickness
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Follow the stars
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Stupid Songs About Love
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I Can Count On You To Bring Me Down
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Habit Forming
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All the days
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X Levitation Cult formed in London in the early 2010s. Their debut album was called "The Dream of a Somnambulist," and they later put out records like "The Serpent's Tongue" and "Aetheric Visions." The band's core members included Evan Black on vocals, Arthur Grey on guitar, Alistair Jones on bass, and Samuel White on drums.
Their song "Absolute Last" got them wider attention. Other tracks like "Happiness In Hell (spaceman)," "She's Lost It," and "I Can Count On You To Bring Me Down" show their range, from moody rock to more direct, sometimes bleak songwriting.
They worked with themes of alienation and mental health in their lyrics. The music had a hazy, layered quality that drew from post-punk and psychedelic rock, but it never felt like a pure genre exercise. It was just what they did.
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