#sharkswimmer

I’m writing around your comfort Even when I’m uncomfortable I’m writing around your comfort Even when I’m uncomfortable

A picture inside a frame Keeping you locked in place Pull your stakes Fading faster

The mirror that clouds your face The stories that kept you safe The truth’s just a dirty word There’s no use now

I’m writing around your comfort Even when I’m uncomfortable I’m writing around your comfort Even when I’m uncomfortable Uncomfortable

Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me

Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing ever happened to me Nothing

The second single from Sharkswimmer's debut album, Serenity, "Demolition of a Childhood Home" is a powerful and evocative track that delves into the theme of personal struggle and the lasting impact of childhood trauma. While angular and dissonant guitars create a sense of unease, the relentless shouts from vocalists Justin Buschardt and Geoff Rickly provide an intense and cathartic release. The song's name is derived from the destruction of Buschardt's childhood home during a tornado, serving as a poignant metaphor for the wreckage left behind by abuse. The collaboration between Sharkswimmer and Geoff Rickly adds an extra layer of depth to the track, making it a standout piece that resonates with raw emotion and intensity.