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Uncollected

by The Ludvico Treatment

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1.
Roads 04:33
each appearing bend in the road reveals another bend in the road, breaks away, divides the rain-drenched fields. don't go back your home is here. feel the desperate night closing in and trapping all the light around the two of you, ask yourself what you need there. don't go back your home is here. and i shall quietly sit here on my own and write another song to pass the time, it stings like hell like the smoke that's in my eyes. don't go back your home is here.
2.
Don't Let Me 03:47
See, there’s filth beneath the make up fear encrusted, gaudy traumas. Here the endless nights bleed colour I can’t bear to have you enter. You: a light beyond the darkness. Less a saviour than a beacon. Healed wounds cauterize the candour. I can’t bear to have you enter (Someone let me down.) It’s all the same to me, the pain, the sound. But it seems darker when you’re not around. Don’t let me down. Here the fear hides under make up. bathed in pathetic neon. Be faithful or be clever. I can’t bear to have you enter. (Someone let me down.)
3.
Panacea 06:25
Lucid and ambivalent On chemicals divine Disconnect - some slight remorse The ends speak volumes all We're damaged enough Questioning our intent One might find truths uncultured Diffidence can breed rejection Abject vices all We're damaged enough Redemption is passé I wish I was my own gun Glistening, immaculate 'Til fallen idols come Feel the strain of fractured arms Preserved in sculpture Deprecated and forgotten Useless monuments Redemption's so passé I wish I was my own god Glistening, immaculate 'Til fallen idols come Return us our faith In our abandoned pleasures and Forgive us our blatant Worship of ourselves
4.
Philomena 02:33
(instrumental)
5.
Incidental 01:17
(instrumental)
6.
Listing 04:13
Dun shadows hang haunt the mornings as a smile haunting his sleep. It’s light because of the sunrise. It’s light because of the streetlights. He can’t be here anymore. Secrets prolonged in his silence etches away at her eyes. It’s quiet because of the crying. It’s quiet because of the streetlights. There’s night besides. Her words are akin to pleasure senseless surrealties that say because of the moonlight that say because of the danger don’t say because anymore.
7.
(instrumental)
8.
Though our methods seem callous and vile Such delusions all come with their cost No pity in chain-links, no empathic scalpel divides The pure mind is gracious; the tortured man shackled now lost For our subjects all substance-controlled Impositions in solitary holes Lessen the weight of our culture, asylum-abode Reckless, despondent all hopeless outside of our homes Send the bastards and ones you’d disown Modern physical truths balance mind Though these faces resemble our daughters Social graces bring solace in kind Lessen the weight of our culture, asylum-abode Reckless, despondent, all hopeless outside of our homes Won’t you hear me now; hear me as your own?

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As The Ludvico Treatment approached the start of a new chapter in their creative lives, they found themselves with a collection of tracks documenting that journey. Uncollected, the songs that the band were initially considering leaving unheard, a personal testament to a period of growth - now made public.

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released February 19, 2013

Cover art by H.L. Goyer (Cloudgazer Studios) and Alexis Young.
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Lyrics & music written by Alexander Mark Kennard & Adam Veenendaal.
Performed and recorded by Alexander Mark Kennard & Adam Veenendaal with recording assistance from Steve Hanker (drums on Don't Let Me).
Mixed and mastered by Adam Veenendaal.

Special thanks to The Ludvico Treatment live band for sticking with us: David Cotton, Rob Freeman, John Lucas, and Alexis Young.

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Melody & noise from the unbridled Canadian wilderness.

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