written by Pinky Turzo, Michael Rozon and Michael Ciravolo
Pinky Turzo: voices and words * Michael Ciravolo: guitars and textures
Michael Rozon: bass * Dirk Doucette: live drums
recorded, mixed and produced by Michael Rozon * additional recording by Pinky Turzo
“I was in a very dark place and struggling with the substance abuse of someone very close to me when Michael reached out to me. My first thought was that I’d love to work with him but everything is so chaotic right now, I couldn’t possibly make time in my busy worrying schedule to do something for myself or someone else not directly involved in my chaos. Then, Michael explained the meaning behind the name of the project and with added encouragement from Johnny Indovina, I started to think that maybe this is exactly what I needed.
Michael sent me the track he had in mind for me and I immediately fell in love with it and heard the chorus melody in my head. Then, the hardest part, lyrics. I have always struggled with writing lyrics but I convinced myself that maybe this could be cathartic to write about this all encompassing issue I was entrenched in. I started viewing it differently. It’s strange to express something so painful with the intent of self care. I wanted this process to release me from some of the pain, the worry, the guilt. Then it dawned on me that the person I was writing about is probably feeling the same pain and guilt. I wanted to also release them. It felt so good to feel more compassion and understanding than anger. Even if they never know the song is about them, I felt a huge sense of relief.
I’m so grateful for this incredible experience and it was an honor to finally work with Ciravolo and Rozon. And of course Johnny Indovina. I’m beyond pleased with how the song came out. The problem still exists but when I’m in the throes of feeling anger, I remind myself of the song title. .” … Pinky Turzo
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The sound of Iceland at night. Cold and gloomy but with a danceable pulse. Need to make a full visit someday. Fun fact: IcelandAir had their albums on the flight music selection. heavenorli
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I needed some Goth, and here it was. It was made in 2014, but could just as easily come to us from 1984. A noble and windswept musical ambassador from a dark and cloudy land. zzzptm
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Fun, bright post-punk that emulates the bands I grew up with so well that I honestly had to check and make sure the album wasn't a re-release from 1984. So glad this came up in my recommended feed. modestwriggles
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I have been able to see KANGA live twice, and very possibly a 3rd. The Under Glass release is particularly strong. I ordered the vinyl , currently listening as I write this. Very smoothly intertwined vocals and synth music. Her vocals are refreshing and presented with an ease that I am fond of. Good recording.
- Br3nt ( Brent Brent Richeson