Category: The Paper Kites
The Australian indie folk-rock band The Paper Kites has a knack for weaving intricate tapestries of sound and story. ‘Woodland’, a track off their 2011 EP of the same name, is no different, managing to both haunt and inspire with its ethereal melody and poignant lyrics.
The Paper Kites, an indie folk band known for their evocative storytelling and poignant melodies, strike a resonant chord with their song ‘Paint.’ As a hauntingly beautiful piece that delves deep into the troves of one’s psyche, the song delicately mirrors the maze of human emotions.
“Bloom” is a tender and intimate song that touches upon themes of love, connection, and the fleeting nature of time. Here’s an interpretation of the song: Enduring Love The song speaks to a kind...
One of the permeating subthemes found throughout “At the Roadhouse” is that of the vocalist suffering from a serious case of depression, and so is the case with this track. More pointedly, the metaphor of “black and thunder”...
Lyrically, “Darkness at My Door” is sorta reminiscent of “I Don’t Want to Go That Way“, a song that precedes it by a couple of slots on the playlist of “At the Roadhouse”. However, in this case, the addressee...
“Mercy” very much reads like a love song, in that the addressee is referred to as “baby” numerous times throughout. And the title is apparently meant to allude to the idea of the vocalist considering...
“Pocket Full of Rain” is a piece which Sam Bentley described as being based on the concept of everyone having some sort of lingering sadness that they’re carrying around with them. This is what he refers...
“I Don’t Want to Go That Way” is a simple piece lyrically, revolving around two general notions. First is the vocalist acknowledging that the current path he is one, the trajectory of his life so...
The thesis sentiment of this track basically revolves around the vocalist asserting that the addressee is always on his mind. The fact that Sam states that he “still hear(s) the sweet sound” of said individual...
The lyrics of The Paper Kites’ “Green Valley” revolve around the character of “Emmy” and to a lesser degree though notable the vocalist being smitten by her. But more to the point is Emmy being...