Flash Light
Tom Verlaine · 1987
39 min · 10 tracks · new wave
A haunting blend of art punk and new wave, intertwining atmospheric guitar work with introspective lyrics.
Top tracks — play these first
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Cry Mercy, Judge — The opening track sets a contemplative mood with its ethereal guitar melodies and poignant reflections on justice and mercy, encapsulating Verlaine's lyrical style.
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Say a Prayer — This track features an infectious melody combined with introspective lyrics that explore themes of longing and uncertainty, highlighting Verlaine's knack for blending emotion with sound.
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The Scientist Writes a Letter — Striking with its narrative approach, this song depicts an imaginative correspondence that reflects Verlaine's unique storytelling abilities while maintaining a captivating sonic landscape.
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Bomb — With its urgent rhythm and evocative imagery, this track stands out as a commentary on conflict and tension, showcasing Verlaine’s ability to merge music with pressing social themes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Cry Mercy, Judge 4:02
- 2 Say a Prayer 4:02
- 3 A Town Called Walker 3:25
- 4 Song 4:15
- 5 The Scientist Writes a Letter 4:30
- 6 Bomb 4:27
- 7 At 4 A.M. 3:34
- 8 The Funniest Thing 3:28
- 9 Annie’s Tellin’ Me 4:01
- 10 One Time at Sundown 4:00
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