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The Daily Pravda have always worn their influences on their collective sleeve. When you so expertly weave an elaborate musical tapestry from the best material, why not show off a little? Show off they do. “Take It” is downright majestic. The hint of tremolo. The slide guitar. The melodic bass and locked-in drums. All spot on. That’s just the intro. The verses build with a “Kashmir”-like haunting. The tension is palpable before flooding the chorus with saturated chords and a triumphant melody. Knowing there’s going to be a big payoff doesn’t make the outcome any less rewarding. It’s glorious, ready to take on all late night singalongs. The Daily Pravda have put out a bunch of great singles recently. This may be their best. The future is not boring.
We'll rule the skies, you and I
We pass by every night, then we’re diverted
Betting dogs on Woodward Ave
The saints of Detroit know how we’re perverted
You're just a drunk drive away
My Beamer's stuffed with your stuff
Ikea-made furniture, all our lives
My mother hovers, my dad’s
Resigned to life in the grave
They left me nothing to save
But you can take it
Show you’re strong enough
If you’re not - well I’ve waited long enough
Come on take it, take what’s only yours, and pull me through the doors
Why we always starting to stop?
I walk the line, I know you’re just
An insect reveling in the headlights
I’m not the one who set the stars
If you blame me for that, then you’ve learned nothing
You can’t imagine the fear
When doctors tell me I’m fine
When only cocaine and wine sustain me
I run for miles in my sleep
Down dark and dangerous roads
To push you till you explode
Until you take it
And show you’re strong enough
If you’re not, well I’ve waited long enough
Come on take it, take what’s only yours, and pull me through the doors
Why we always starting to stop?
It goes like this for sixty odd years: sneaking off, Boston to New York, one time in France, one time in LA, and anyway, we’re down, down, now. Tickets to a canceled show, bringing lies and disease home. the future is boring, the future is boring. Here’s tickets to a canceled show, bringing lies and disease home. the future is boring, the future is…
Come on take it
Show you’re strong enough
If you’re not, well I’ve waited long enough
Come on take it, take what’s only yours, and pull me through the doors
Why we always starting to stop?
credits
released July 27, 2015
Words and music by The Daily Pravda, copyright 2015. Produced, recorded, mixed and mastered by Mike Quinn at the Moontower / Q Division in Somerville, MA. Drum engineering by Danny Gold at Gold Studio.
Adam Anderson: guitar, synthesizers
Mike Gonzales: bass guitar, percussion
David Jackel: vocals, programming
Ken Marcou: drums, percussion
Tom Roppelt: guitar, synthesizers, vocals, percussion, music box
Rock music, post everything. Set in Boston and sometimes the West. Q: Glam without the glitter? A: Seventies without the
beards. We play both kinds of music. There's nothing else to do.
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