Butterflies Don't Go Away

by Majesty Crush

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AK Under-appreciated classic shoegaze with intense lyrics about obsession and lust. Favorite track: Boyfriend.

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1.	Boyfriend 04:22	buy track
2.	Uma 03:07	buy track
3.	No. 1 Fan 03:45	buy track
4.	Brand 04:54	buy track
5.	Purr (Interlude) 01:08	buy track
6.	Seles 03:46	buy track
7.	Grow 03:52	buy track
8.	Pretty Head (Interlude) 00:55	buy track
9.	Cicciolina 04:00	buy track
10.	Penny For Love 03:20	buy track
11.	Skin (Interlude) 00:44	buy track
12.	Feigned Sleep 05:31	buy track
13.	Horse 06:48	buy track
14.	No. 1 Fan (EP Version) 03:53	buy track
15.	Worri 04:55	buy track
16.	Horse (EP Version) 05:33	buy track
17.	Sunny Pie 04:52	buy track
18.	Cicciolina (7" Version) 03:35	buy track
19.	Purr (7" Version) 04:12	buy track
20.	Space Between Your Moles 04:37	buy track
21.	Seine 03:44	buy track
22.	If JFA Were Still Together 04:43	buy track
23.	Ghost Of Fun 06:48	buy track

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Majesty Crush was filed and misfiled in one category or another throughout their brief but extraordinary career. They answered the call to open up for just about every dream pop, paisley, or shoegaze band that made it to the Midwest in the early part of the 90s… Mazzy Star, The Verve, Julian Cope, Chapterhouse, Curve and My Bloody Valentine just to scratch the surface. This linked them with a scene and a sound not necessarily their own…they were far too ambitious to gaze at any shoes, especially their own, and with a frontman, David Stroughter, who sometimes seemed to channel Syd Barrett, they were not hiding behind layers of guitar. Their less-told dimension is that they also shared stages and collaborators with uncategorizable locals like Laughing Hyenas, His Name Is Alive, and Jack White (in Goober & the Peas)… members also grew up around Motown royalty, and at any show you might find kin to Diana Ross, or P-Funk members, or Marvin Gaye songwriters.

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released March 29, 2024

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