Tripping is a mind bending and soul searching experience warping from one soundscape to another, perfectly transitioning from one song to the next. This story is about a boy who is awfully lost in a world that is awfully cold. We feel the songs flow from Experimenting with drugs to Cruise Control, where we crash and burn in a drunken delirium which leads us to an encounter with the beast who quickly scoops us up, so we find ourselves in The Belly of The Beast. While engulfed in the distorted stomach acid of the beast we fight our substance abuse and make our way out, leaving us stranded in the middle of nowhere, where we then realize we’ve taken a Wrong Turn somewhere along the way. While stumbling around looking for the right direction we come across a cave with a light inside. We lean far too into the cavernous mouth and find ourselves falling Back Into The Cave. Have a listen for yourself and experience the trip.
love u, Peirc3
P.S. this is not the final version, but it’s all i had on my phone and i wanted to submit this before the deadline. hope u enjoy.
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