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Zipbangboom

Fishboy · 2003

35 min · 13 tracks · indie pop

A quirky blend of lo-fi indie pop and surreal storytelling that captures whimsical yet poignant moments in everyday life.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Ray the Mover — This track exemplifies Fishboy's signature storytelling, weaving together whimsical imagery and relatable themes of change and movement.
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    Talking to the Doctor After Pressing the Elevator Button That Grew on Your Forehead Overnight Causing Your Legs to Grow Uncontrollably — With its absurd title and vivid lyrical narrative, this song captures the band's playful yet introspective style, offering a glimpse into their imaginative songwriting.
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    Carpet Diem (Russel's Dream) — This track highlights the dreamlike quality of Fishboy’s music, combining catchy melodies with surreal lyrics that reflect personal aspirations and fears.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Aye Aye Sucka Sucka 1:40
  • 2 Ray the Mover 3:04
  • 3 The Contents of Your Pocket 2:56
  • 4 Carpet Diem (Russel's Dream) 3:43
  • 5 Onomatopoeia 2:38
  • 6 Talking to the Doctor After Pressing the Elevator Button That Grew on Your Forehead Overnight Causing Your Legs to Grow Uncontrollably 3:59
  • 7 Bathtub (Brushing My Teeth) 1:53
  • 8 Saving Lincoln 3:52
  • 9 4-Legged Car 1:47
  • 10 The Pencil Sharpener 2:26
  • 11 How do I Grow 1:14
  • 12 Giant Ear 3:48
  • 13 Monopatomia (The End) 2:47

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