On Diamond - Melon on the Vine LP xx1980s "It's always frightening what I

"It's always frightening what I think"

Creator finds Ben Deily once again slipping in quotations from Emily Dickinson (“Burying Ground”) and references to Matthew Arnold (“Come to the Window”)

Alice had established the 48-acre Sai Anantam Ashram outside of Los Angeles

creating an extensive discography encompassing over 500 releases

the EP is pressed on yellow vinyl and features six tracks of sublime pop from the pen of The Chills' mainstay Martin Phillipps

On Diamond - Melon on the Vine LP xx1980s "It's always frightening what IMelon on the Vine is the second album from alternative experimental pop band On Diamond, exploring themes of time, grief, and desire while centering on the pursuit of connection. The bands distinctive sound unfurls with expressive detail, bringing each songs world to life. Imagery of rotting fruit, crawling mountains, and rogue sheep evoke dysfunction in a dream like reflection of personal and collective realities..