phd: video: the kills 'last day of magic'

lovely use of language

"...i am not sure exactly what has kept people interested in us this long. I'd like to think it's the music we make and ultimately share.

i'd like to think it's because we have struck chords with people at very specific times in their lives and that when they hear certain songs they are harkened back to the not so distant past wherein life changing events and turns in their own stories coincided with lyrics and rhythms.

sounds meandering into symmetry with an individual's psyche like that rare moment when your body and your shadow line up on a wall."

[brandon boyd]

phd

9/2/09

video: the kills 'last day of magic'

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