Day 206: Flower Glass by Hand Habits // 7

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As timid as this song is, it's just refreshing to hear someone sing so intimately and raw. Whoever put together that drum set has a good taste and understanding of this type of genre. The ride is so crisp and sustains an attack for SO long that it sounds like they're using a brush. They might have a chain attached to it, now that I think about it.

Although it's not the most catchy thing (I actually want it to transition a certain way but then it doesn't), I think it's hits the spot when it comes to a rainy day and you're feeling down in the dumps. It's analogous to soup weather but for songs.

Rating: 7/10


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