Angelas Dish
Angelas Dish is an Australian indie pop band from the Central Coast of New South Wales, formed in 2004. The four-piece currently consists of songwriting duo, brothers Michael and Joshua Harris, teamed up with bassist Peter Clarke and drummer Christopher Allison. They have released three EPs and one studio album in their five-year career.
History
Signing to Boomtown
Following their formation in 2004, Angelas Dish were quick to find a label, only one year later they signed to Boomtown Records for the release of their debut EP, Lie Die. The EP received a positive reception and led to a follow up in 2006 entitled My Body Is An Ashtray. During the release and promotion of these two EPs, the band toured with better known Australian bands, such as Gyroscope, Something With Numbers, After the Fall, Kisschasy and The Butterfly Effect. As well as supporting popular international acts such as Jimmy Eat World, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Anberlin and Copeland. On top of this, Angelas Dish managed to squeeze in four headline tours, all in their short existence.
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War On Time
by: Angelas DishWhite walls and empty hallways
Nine o’clock my wake up call
Drip drip What a sinking feeling
Tick-tock tick-tock now it’s time to go
Are you scared cos I’m not baby
We’re just not built to last
There’s an end to every story
Bye bye flash flash it goes so fast
So when I fall asleep tonight
Could you Stay and hold me tight
And could you pray that Ill be with you tomorrow
‘Coz the pain is gripping me and the drugs are as useful as a song
Soft November rain washes me away
Do you believe in fallen angel?
Stay here and wish me well
Do you believe we live forever?
Or Lie, die we’re going strait to hell
I’m close but you’ll get closer
Stay clear and think it through
Cash cash it turns to paper
And when you’re six foot down
It’s kinda hard to use
Hold me now as I fall to sleep
I’ll meet you in your broken dreams
Stay here now as I fall to sleep
I see the light it’s taking me away
Will you remember me?