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5 years later
I see denial and anger
what I like the most about songs in amok is how they're like a messy internal monologue: repetitive, confusing, but still means something
still mean*
I think that's just how Thom yorke writes some of his music in general because I think of skip divided when I think messy internal monologue
I think that's just how Thom yorke writes some of his music in general because I think of skip divided when I think messy internal monologue
I just love skip divided so much I know no one gives a shit about my rant but the song reeks of desperation in the saddest way esp. here
in conclusion, amok is one of my favorite albums and I cannot get over the desperation in skip divided. end thread
