The Pattern of Electricity

by Corrina Repp

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Rachel Rose I saw Corrina in Alicante, Spain and she was a breath of fresh air. Plus, she high-fiver my eight-year-old daughter, who had just told her that it was her first rock concert. Hell yeah. This album is very cool, close-up and listenable. Favorite track: In the Dark, You're More Colorful.

Indigo bob I love this album! The lyrics are fantastic, the sound is beautifully emotional, and my description doesn't do these guys justice. Congratulations on having your song played on OITNB! Favorite track: Release Me.

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1.	The Beast Lives in the Same Place 04:12	lyrics	buy track

2.	Pattern the Cuts / Calm Ass Mofo 07:19		buy track
3.	Life for the Dead 03:06		buy track
4.	Woods 04:42	lyrics	buy track

5.	Another Shape 04:15		buy track
6.	Release Me 06:04		buy track
7.	Set Fire 03:26		buy track
8.	Long Shadow (with PB) 04:09		buy track
9.	In the Dark, You're More Colorful 02:49		buy track

credits

released May 19, 2015

All songs recorded by Peter Broderick in November and December of 2014 at The Sparkle in Woods, Oregon
Except Release Me and Another Shape recorded at Space Barn with Graeme Gibson
and also with Evan Railton at Human Resources in Portland, Oregon

All songs written, played and sung by Corrina Repp
Peter Broderick sang, played strings, drums, keys, and countless other things and parts
Evan Railton played drums and keys on Release Me and Another Shape
Graeme Gibson played drums, piano and keys on Release Me, and Another Shape
Brandon Summers played guitar on Set Fire

Mixed by The Helio Sequence
Mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk at Stereophonic Mastering

Design by Ashod Simonian

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Corrina Repp Portland, Oregon

shows

Oct 02

Fox Cabaret

Vancouver, BC
Oct 07

The Old Church Concert Hall

Portland, OR
Oct 08

The Old Church Concert Hall

Portland, OR
Oct 10

The Chapel

San Francisco, CA

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Track Name: The Beast Lives in the Same Place: Woman, shed yourself again
real men, on a hunt
the beast lives in the same place, it's
never really gone away

I feel like I'm gonna bite it, take my
fist and high five it. You were my favorite one, and now you're gone

I bet you now,
seems like you wanted to be found again alone

Woman, make your way again
in another life
the beast lives in the same place
it's never really gone away

I feel like I'm gonna bite it, take my
fist and high five it. You were my favorite one, and now you're gone

in another life
gone
in another life
gone
Track Name: Woods: I believed in
believed in what you were
you can't shine your light on me
cause I've seen you in the dark

I won't make you like me
you know what's in my heart
you can't shine your light on me
cause I've seen you in the dark

I found that I have the same pulse as
I found that I breathe the same breath as
I found that I have the same pulse as you

Is it alive?
Or does it take up your time?
You can't say you like me,
cause I've seen you in the dark

I found that I have the same pulse as
I found that I breathe the same breath as
I found that I have the same pulse as
I found that I breathe the same breath as you

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