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Heartbeeps

The Mae Shi · 2005

15 min · 10 tracks · experimental rock

A frenetic blend of experimental rock and punk energy, weaving fragmented narratives into a chaotic yet captivating soundscape.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Eat the Prize — This track stands out with its energetic tempo and incisive lyrics that discuss themes of ambition and existential struggle, embodying the album's raw spirit.
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    The Universal Polymath — Showcasing eclectic instrumentation and sharp wit, this song highlights the band's ability to merge humor with profound commentary on modern life.
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    Born for a Short Time — This track encapsulates the fleeting nature of existence through its brief but impactful execution, reflecting the album's overall brevity and urgency.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Eat the Prize

    The narrative shifts from individual aspiration to collective disillusionment in a frenetic burst of sound.

    This shift emphasizes the tension between personal goals and societal pressures, showcasing the band's knack for blending personal introspection with broader cultural critique.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Heartbeeps 0:10
  • 2 Born for a Short Time 1:04
  • 3 Crimes of Infancy 1:44
  • 4 Heartbeeps 0:17
  • 5 The Meat of the Inquiry 1:40
  • 6 Spoils of Injury 0:42
  • 7 Eat the Prize 3:16
  • 8 Spoils of Victory 2:02
  • 9 The Universal Polymath 2:22
  • 10 Heartbeeps 2:20

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