#brooklynisher

I made a huge lyric analysis on Genius some time ago about Eat Your Heart. It’s a very fascinating being a song sang FROM THE PERSPECTIVE of mental illness personified. It’s personal, yet I know it’s relatable to many who may find themselves in situations where their mental illness tries to beat them down, especially those who deal with BPD (Since Bunny has BPD and likely based a good chunk of the lyrics on that). We love songs written about neurodivergence, by neurodivergent people, for neurodivergent people!

And in general, I think it’d be cool if SPG’s newer stuff could get the spotlight (Justice for the SWH2 album wahhh). As much as I love the older stuff, I feel like the newer stuff is AMAZING but super under-appreciated. SPG as a band changes a lot and they’ve never stopped changing and I love them for it, so I always want to appreciate what’s new! Always want to give the new stuff a chance.

Here’s to Rabbit’s pink apron.

Going straight for the jugular or whatever it is they say

Has my fanbot Sparky ever been in love… I think she has probably had a few relationships when hanging out with the space pirates, which she does about half the time in theory (but due to time distortions and wormholes is actually a lot more).

(In case you didn’t know, Sparky is actually half Steam Powered Giraffe oc and half oc for another steampunk band called the Mechanisms)

I think she had been in a relationship with one of the mechs in the past, but I’ll have to think about it more… I’ll reblog this again with more once I’ve given it some more thought.

Sorry if this is extensive, but it's my favorite song in the bracket. I cannot leave it alone.

The beginning of the song is perfect. It drags you in flawlessly. It's a little bit quiet at first so as to not overwhelm you, only to surprise you with some of the most beautiful harmonies ever heard. Who can click off of those mega-beautiful harmonies?

Which the harmonies of this song are so perfect. Which is great for a band that takes pride in their harmonies.

David singing both the highest notes and the lowest notes is phenomenal.

Bryan's voice has been so good for their recent songs. It really pulls everything together to sound so smooth. His deep and buttery voice keeps the vocals from sounding too harsh despite how eventful this song is.

The chiptune towards the end is a super nice surprise. You'd never expect it from a band that focuses on harmonies yet it works so well with the song.

The dinosaur sings at the beginning of the music video.

Alice in Wonderland vibes with the art, the music video, and the song.

Rabbit gets to be intimidating while the others are all goofy and fun. Like a mob boss and her two followers.

The harmonies on "Heart your heart your beautiful heart" combined with Rabbit's "Such lovely tears"

Spine and Zer0 harmonizing on the word "Yum"

Rabbit singing "Bless your soul" at the end

God-tier song <3