Please Don't Go, by Riftworm

Please Don't Go

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alex nilsson-faulds this roolz heaps. depressing doomgaze 10/10. Favorite track: I Hadn't Heard of My Father's Disease.

Duncan Kennedy Really emotionally painful music, I love it. Favorite track: I Hadn't Heard of My Father's Disease.

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	1.	Pieces of the Crushed Leaf in My Pocket 03:27
	2.	I Hadn't Heard of My Father's Disease 06:43
	3.	There, Under the Rug 05:37
	4.	Because It Looks like You're in Pain Right Now, but You're Smiling 04:24

i want to appreciate everything you've done for me.
fill the empty frame on your wall

released December 24, 2014

artwork by Riftworm.
all sounds recorded in my home in Denton, TX.

Riftworm Denton, Texas

riftworm is andrew garcia in dallas texas

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