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'VHS' by mxmtoon is a 2024 alternative track from the album 'liminal space'. The lyrics cast a tense, haunted look at ageing and resemblance, with a speaker fixated on a vanishing self, a mirrored double, and the suspicion of inherited traits, asking if the person now in view is truly them. There is also a sense of fear around family loss, alongside a steady, accusatory feeling of time moving too quickly. The song turns domestic imagery into something uncanny, and ends with an unfinished edge of dread, like a tape that will not quite stop.
"VHS" is a track by mxmtoon, from the album liminal space, released 1st November 2024. The track is 2:53 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about mxmtoon.
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