Vince Grant - My Depression Is Always Trying To Kill Me
The project begins with the appropriately title "Melancholia." However, what saves this intentionally depressing music is Grant's voice. He sounds a little like REM's Michael Stipe during "Melancholia," and then a little like Glen Phillips (of Toad The Wet Sprocket) during "Oceans II."
It might throw you off a little bit to hear Grant singing so bluntly. However, such straightforwardness can also be refreshing. Why beat around the bush? Why try to be so poetic, when everybody already knows what you're trying to say? And besides, what doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. Let's pray that by getting these fears out of his system, Vince Grant gains the necessary strength to make it through.
Vince Grant - My Depression Is Always Trying To Kill Me
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