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* [[DarkerAndEdgier More Serious and Introspective]]: ''Dear Wormwood'' is very much this, compared to the rest of their discography.
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* [[DarkerAndEdgier More Serious and Introspective]]: DarkerAndEdgier: ''Dear Wormwood'' is very much this, more serious and introspective compared to the rest of their discography.
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Just For Pun cleanup.
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* CallBack: Two songs in ''Eurus'' mention "that old wheel turning" and the goddess Fortuna, which were both first mentioned in ''Notos.'' ''Boreas'' similarly invokes motifs from both ''Notos'' and ''Eurus'', and even includes a subtle nod to "Dear Wormwood". Brought [[JustForPun full circle]] with Zephyrus, which reuses several motifs from Boreas.
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* CallBack: Two songs in ''Eurus'' mention "that old wheel turning" and the goddess Fortuna, which were both first mentioned in ''Notos.'' ''Boreas'' similarly invokes motifs from both ''Notos'' and ''Eurus'', and even includes a subtle nod to "Dear Wormwood". Brought [[JustForPun full circle]] circle with Zephyrus, which reuses several motifs from Boreas.
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** The King in "Soldier, Poet, King" has his brow laid in thorns, and is "smeared with oil, like david's boy"
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** The King in "Soldier, Poet, King" has his brow laid in thorns, and is "smeared with oil, like david's boy"David's boy."
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** ''Through the Deep, Dark Valley,'' and ''Dear Wormwood.'' The first album is a series of songs arranged around a theme of turning one's life around, and the second is a series of letters from a LoveMartyr to his or her beloved.
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** ''Through the Deep, Dark Valley,'' and ''Dear Wormwood.'' The first album is a series of songs arranged around a theme of turning one's life around, and the second is a series of letters from a LoveMartyr to his or her their beloved.
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* NotAfraidToDie: "This Will End." The LoveMartyr protagonist has taken so much abuse that death seems preferable to the situation they're in, making this a fairly dark example of this trope. He or she [[HopeSpot entertains the idea]] that their relationship could become a LoveRedeems situation, but they're not optimistic.
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* NotAfraidToDie: "This Will End." The LoveMartyr protagonist has taken so much abuse that death seems preferable to the situation they're in, making this a fairly dark example of this trope. He or she They [[HopeSpot entertains entertain the idea]] that their relationship could become a LoveRedeems situation, but they're not optimistic.
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linking to relevant works
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** "I Was Wrong" alludes to Isaiah 64:8.
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** "I Was Wrong" alludes to [[Literature/BookOfIsaiah Isaiah 64:8.64:8]].
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** "On the Mountain Tall" refers to Elijah's meeting with God in 1 Kings.
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** "On the Mountain Tall" refers to Elijah's meeting with God in [[Literature/BooksOfKings 1 Kings.Kings]].
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* NotChristianRock: Their songs [[ZigZaggedTrope dance across the line]] between this and ChristianRock. The first EP is mostly about how love is WorthIt. ''Through the Deep, Dark, Valley'' could be interpreted towards FaceYourFears, and ''Dear Wormwood'' is essentially about a relationship coming undone. But the themes of sin, grace, and redemption are there for anyone who cares to find them.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** A few to Creator/CSLewis. One song from ''From the Deep, Dark Valley'' is titled [[Literature/TheVoyageOfTheDawnTreader "The Lament of Eustace Scrubb."]] Taken UpToEleven with ''Dear Wormwood'', as the album is essentially a WholePlotReference to ''Literature/TheScrewtapeLetters.''
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** A few to Creator/CSLewis. One song from ''From the Deep, Dark Valley'' is titled [[Literature/TheVoyageOfTheDawnTreader "The Lament of Eustace Scrubb."]] Taken UpToEleven up to eleven with ''Dear Wormwood'', as the album is essentially a WholePlotReference to ''Literature/TheScrewtapeLetters.''
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Dewicked trope
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* RevolvingDoorBand: Tyler and Maggie collaborate with ''[[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters a lot]]'' of people to create their sound, particularly while they're on tour.
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* RevolvingDoorBand: Tyler and Maggie collaborate with ''[[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters a lot]]'' ''a lot'' of people to create their sound, particularly while they're on tour.
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* ThreeFacesOfAdam: The song ''Soldier Poet King'' is about this trope, but unlike the modern examples which use an actual trio of men, is specifically about ''one man'', the one and only Jesus Christ, who reflected all three aspects of it at once and will shock the Earth with his return with his sheer perfection of these traits.
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** The King in "Soldier, Poet, King" has his brow laid in thorns, and is "smeared with oil, like david's boy"
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+ Music/TheCivilWars, Music/FleetFoxes, [=MuteMath=], Music/MumfordAndSons, Music/ThePogues, Music/SufjanStevens]
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+ Music/TheCivilWars, Music/FleetFoxes, [=MuteMath=], Mutemath, Music/MumfordAndSons, Music/ThePogues, Music/SufjanStevens]
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The Oh Hellos are an eclectic, indie [[FolkMusic folk-rock]] band based in [[EverythingIsBigInTexas San Marcos, Texas]], consisting of [[BrotherSisterTeam Tyler and Maggie Heath]] and [[RevolvingDoorBand whoever they can bring along on tour]]. Much of their music is inspired by folk tunes, among other things. Their songs are mostly about taking chances, making mistakes, and redemption.
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The Oh Hellos are an eclectic, indie [[FolkMusic folk-rock]] band based in [[EverythingIsBigInTexas San Marcos, Texas]], UsefulNotes/{{Texas}}, consisting of [[BrotherSisterTeam Tyler and Maggie Heath]] and [[RevolvingDoorBand whoever they can bring along on tour]]. Much of their music is inspired by folk tunes, among other things. Their songs are mostly about taking chances, making mistakes, and redemption.
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** "Rio Grande" opens with a description of a scenario that's very similar to, if not an exact description of, the birth of Moses.
---> Somewhere down South of here, there's a woman with an armload of grass
---> Weaving a basket that will float the Rio Grande
---> She'll send her baby on it, the river running wild and fast
---> To curry the favour of whatever Pharaoh owns the land
---> Somewhere down South of here, there's a woman with an armload of grass
---> Weaving a basket that will float the Rio Grande
---> She'll send her baby on it, the river running wild and fast
---> To curry the favour of whatever Pharaoh owns the land
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** Their follow-up is a series of four [=EPs=], each named after a Greek god of the wind and their corresponding seasons, and focused on the siblings' experiences and inspirations throughout their lives: ''Notos'' (summer) brings growth and upheaval, and questioning of their old beliefs. ''Eurus'' (autumn) continues to challenge their beliefs, resulting in deeper empathy and understanding of themselves at the cost of leaving behind, or being left behind by, what was once familiar. ''Boreas'' (winter) journeys into the unknown, seeking warmth and kindness in a time of darkness and isolation.
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** Their follow-up is a series of four [=EPs=], each named after a Greek god of the wind and their corresponding seasons, and focused on the siblings' experiences and inspirations throughout their lives: ''Notos'' (summer) brings growth and upheaval, and questioning of their old beliefs. ''Eurus'' (autumn) continues to challenge their beliefs, resulting in deeper empathy and understanding of themselves at the cost of leaving behind, or being left behind by, what was once familiar. ''Boreas'' (winter) journeys into the unknown, seeking warmth and kindness in a time of darkness and isolation. Finally, ''Zephyrus'' (spring) is an exploration of the sacrifices made to improve and grow past their previous hubris, while questioning and attempting to triage which of their beliefs are worth either maintaining, discarding in favor of the new, or if there are parts of themselves worth reworking/nurturing into something better.
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* CallBack: Two songs in ''Eurus'' mention "that old wheel turning" and the goddess Fortuna, which were both first mentioned in ''Notos.'' ''Boreas'' similarly invokes motifs from both ''Notos'' and ''Eurus'', and even includes a subtle nod to "Dear Wormwood".
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* CallBack: Two songs in ''Eurus'' mention "that old wheel turning" and the goddess Fortuna, which were both first mentioned in ''Notos.'' ''Boreas'' similarly invokes motifs from both ''Notos'' and ''Eurus'', and even includes a subtle nod to "Dear Wormwood". Brought [[JustForPun full circle]] with Zephyrus, which reuses several motifs from Boreas.
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* ''Zephyrus'' (2020)
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* AnimalMotifs: The album covers of ''Notos'', ''Eurus'', and ''Boreas'' depict their respective seasons with a firefly (summer), a migrating bird (autumn), and a hibernating bear (winter).
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* AnimalMotifs: The album covers of ''Notos'', ''Eurus'', ''Boreas'', and ''Boreas'' ''Zephyrus'' depict their respective seasons with a firefly (summer), a migrating bird (autumn), and a hibernating bear (winter).(winter), and a rabbit (spring).
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* AnimalMotifs: The album covers of ''Notos'', ''Eurus'', and ''Boreas'' depict their respective seasons with a firefly (summer), a migrating bird (autumn), and a hibernating bear (winter).
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* BookEnds: ''Through the Deep, Dark Valley'' has "The Valley" at the beginning and "The Valley (Reprise)" at the end. Both start with the words, [[SinsOfOurFathers "We were born in the valley / of the dead and the wicked…"]]
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* BookEnds: BookEnds:
** ''Through the Deep, Dark Valley'' has "The Valley" at the beginning and "The Valley (Reprise)" at the end. Both start with the words, [[SinsOfOurFathers "We were born in the valley / of the dead and thewicked…"]]wicked…"]]
** ''Boreas'': the opening verse of "Cold" contains the line "a spectre unreflected", while "Glowing" closes out the EP with "a moon alight / reflecting fully".
** ''Through the Deep, Dark Valley'' has "The Valley" at the beginning and "The Valley (Reprise)" at the end. Both start with the words, [[SinsOfOurFathers "We were born in the valley / of the dead and the
** ''Boreas'': the opening verse of "Cold" contains the line "a spectre unreflected", while "Glowing" closes out the EP with "a moon alight / reflecting fully".
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* CallBack: Two songs in ''Eurus'' mention "that old wheel turning" and the goddess Fortuna, which were both first mentioned in ''Notos.''
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* CallBack: Two songs in ''Eurus'' mention "that old wheel turning" and the goddess Fortuna, which were both first mentioned in ''Notos.'''' ''Boreas'' similarly invokes motifs from both ''Notos'' and ''Eurus'', and even includes a subtle nod to "Dear Wormwood".
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** Their follow-up is a series of four [=EPs=], each named after a Greek god of the wind and focused on the siblings' experiences and inspirations throughout their lives. ''Notos'' (summer) brings growth and upheaval, and questioning of their old beliefs. ''Eurus'' (autumn) continues to challenge their beliefs, resulting in deeper empathy and understanding of themselves, but also feelings of alienation from what they once knew. ''Boreas'' (winter) carries on from that point, and centers around a desire for warmth and kindness in a time of darkness and isolation.
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** Their follow-up is a series of four [=EPs=], each named after a Greek god of the wind and their corresponding seasons, and focused on the siblings' experiences and inspirations throughout their lives. lives: ''Notos'' (summer) brings growth and upheaval, and questioning of their old beliefs. ''Eurus'' (autumn) continues to challenge their beliefs, resulting in deeper empathy and understanding of themselves, but also feelings themselves at the cost of alienation from leaving behind, or being left behind by, what they was once knew. familiar. ''Boreas'' (winter) carries on from that point, and centers around a desire for journeys into the unknown, seeking warmth and kindness in a time of darkness and isolation.
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* FaceYourFears: The CentralTheme of the EP, culminating in "Trees."
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* FaceYourFears: The CentralTheme {{central theme}} of the their debut EP, culminating in "Trees."
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** A series of four [=EPs=] titled after each of the personified winds of [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek mythology]]. As of this writing two of the four have been released.
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** A series of four [=EPs=] titled after each of the personified winds of [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek mythology]]. As of this writing two of the four have been released.
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** Their follow-up is a series of four [=EPs=], each named after a Greek god of the wind and fucse around the siblings' experiences and inspirations throughout their lives. ''Notos'' (summer) brings growth and upheaval, and questioning of their old beliefs. ''Eurus'' (autumn) continues to challenge their beliefs, resulting in deeper empathy and understanding of themselves, but also feelings of alienation from what they once knew. ''Boreas'' (winter) carries on from that point, and centers around a desire for warmth and kindness in a time of darkness and isolation.
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** Their follow-up is a series of four [=EPs=], each named after a Greek god of the wind and fucse around focused on the siblings' experiences and inspirations throughout their lives. ''Notos'' (summer) brings growth and upheaval, and questioning of their old beliefs. ''Eurus'' (autumn) continues to challenge their beliefs, resulting in deeper empathy and understanding of themselves, but also feelings of alienation from what they once knew. ''Boreas'' (winter) carries on from that point, and centers around a desire for warmth and kindness in a time of darkness and isolation.
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--> "I was born at the hands of the potter."
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--> "I was sleeping in the garden when I saw you first.
--> He put me deep, deep under so that he could work..."
--> He put me deep, deep under so that he could work..."
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* CallForward: The last lines of "Passerine" seem to be one for the next EP in the series:
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* CallForward: The At the end of ''Eurus'', the last lines of "Passerine" seem call to be one for ''Boreas'', the next EP in the series:
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** ''Through the Deep, Dark Valley,'' and ''Dear Wormwood.'' The first album is a series of songs arranged around a theme of turning one's life around, and the second is a series of letters from the LoveMartyr to his or her beloved.
** As of this writing, they're in the process of releasing a series of four EPs, each named after a Greek god of the wind.
** As of this writing, they're in the process of releasing a series of four EPs, each named after a Greek god of the wind.
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** ''Through the Deep, Dark Valley,'' and ''Dear Wormwood.'' The first album is a series of songs arranged around a theme of turning one's life around, and the second is a series of letters from the a LoveMartyr to his or her beloved.
**As of this writing, they're in the process of releasing Their follow-up is a series of four EPs, [=EPs=], each named after a Greek god of the wind. wind and fucse around the siblings' experiences and inspirations throughout their lives. ''Notos'' (summer) brings growth and upheaval, and questioning of their old beliefs. ''Eurus'' (autumn) continues to challenge their beliefs, resulting in deeper empathy and understanding of themselves, but also feelings of alienation from what they once knew. ''Boreas'' (winter) carries on from that point, and centers around a desire for warmth and kindness in a time of darkness and isolation.
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--> '''Tyler:''' It's a song about violent nationalism and tribalism, and how easy it is to hate what you don't know.
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* SingerSongwriter: Maggie and Tyler take a more-or-less equal share in writing and singing their music.
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* SingerSongwriter: SingerSongwriter / VocalTagTeam: Maggie and Tyler take a more-or-less equal share in writing and singing their music.music.
* WanderlustSong: "Second Child, Restless Child." "Wishing Well" follows up close after, and reveals that dropping everything and running away [[SubvertedTrope isn't such a hot idea.]]
* WanderlustSong: "Second Child, Restless Child." "Wishing Well" follows up close after, and reveals that dropping everything and running away [[SubvertedTrope isn't such a hot idea.]]
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* WanderlustSong: "Second Child, Restless Child." "Wishing Well" follows up close after, and reveals that dropping everything and running away [[SubvertedTrope isn't such a hot idea.]]
* WanderlustSong: "Second Child, Restless Child." "Wishing Well" follows up close after, and reveals that dropping everything and running away [[SubvertedTrope isn't such a hot idea.]]
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* WanderlustSong: "Second Child, Restless Child." "Wishing Well" follows up close after, and reveals that dropping everything and running away [[SubvertedTrope isn't such a hot idea.]]
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* ''Boreas'' (2020)