TRACKLIST:
1. We Watched the Setting Sun 
2. You Were Alone
3. I Dreamt of Afterlife
4. Laying in the Grass
5. Nothing and Nothing and Nothing and Nothing 
6. This Will Be the Reason I Die 
7. You Never Really Loved Me
8. Joy, Joy, Joy, Joy!
9. A Downward Slope
10. What Was Going Through Your Mind? 
11. Last Night in My Dream We Fell in Love but Then I Woke Up and Realized You Never Existed
12. "in these fateful days of genuine courage"
13. The Dead Blank Look on Your Face
14. Why Did You Do It? Why Did You Do It? Why Did You Do It? Why Did You Do It? Why Did You Do It? Why Did You Do It? Why Did You Do It?
15. There Was a Time When There Was a Time When There Was a Time When There Was a Time When There Was a Time When There Was a Time When
16. I Had a Feeling It’d Be the Last Time
17. The Saddest Memories of Our Lives
18. We Watched the Rising Moon

 The Walk Back Always Took Longer 

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RELEASED: jul-10-2026
TRACKS: 18
LENGTH: 42:00
TYPE: LP

REVIEW:
lovely album. very raw and natural sounding
~ かいり on Bandcamp

CONCEPT:
The name is self descriptory. There is both no central concept and a central concept on this record. Each track embodies a different idea I'd have while on my walks, all in one conjumbled attempt to articulate the feelings I would have remincising on what short life I've lived thus far. 
A poem, because I really don't know how to describe this one:
Every once in a while I will walk just before sunset.
There's something about gazing at the ever fading stars
and the dystopian concrete boxes
that makes me feel a certain way.
I've found myself missing a lot of things
and a lot of people.
Nothing happens then everything happens
and then I'm sat wondering where and who everybody truly is.
But around the halfway point something always changes;
the bitter feeling of walking aimlessly
turns into a bittersweet feeling.
I find myself loving what I could not previously love.
It is in this occurrence I am always reminded;
the world you don't see is the world you won't see,
but it isn't the world you can't see.