Threnody in the Pulse Front Cover

Lyric

Lament Circuit

Dovren Hales

I pull the plug

It keeps running

No hand on the switch

Still something is coming

Same little ache

Same old route

It leaves my chest

Then circles back through

I did not choose it

It learned the way

Round through the ribs

Back to the throat

Down to the hands

Where I lose control

I stop the thought

It starts in the blood

I call it over

It turns back on

Not even crying

Not even pain

Just one command

Repeating my name

I shut my mouth

The wires pray

Round through the ribs

Back to the throat

Down to the hands

Where I lose control

I stop the thought

It starts in the blood

I call it over

It turns back on

I cut one line

It grows three more

I leave the feeling

It waits at the door

Round through the ribs

Back to the throat

Down to the hands

Where I lose control

I stop the thought

It starts in the blood

I call it over

It turns back on

It turns back on

It turns back on

  • Lyricist

    Dovren Hales

  • Composer

    Dovren Hales

  • Producer

    Ronan Elster

  • Vocals

    Dovren Hales

Threnody in the Pulse Front Cover

Listen to Lament Circuit by Dovren Hales

Streaming / Download

  • 1

    Bone Quiet

    Dovren Hales

  • 2

    Mourning in Circulation

    Dovren Hales

  • 3

    Skin Learns the Tempo

    Dovren Hales

  • 4

    Sternum Hymn

    Dovren Hales

  • 5

    Nerve Psalms

    Dovren Hales

  • 6

    Your Silence in My Circulation

    Dovren Hales

  • ⚫︎

    Lament Circuit

    Dovren Hales

  • 8

    A Prayer With No Mouth

    Dovren Hales

  • 9

    Choir for a Nervous System

    Dovren Hales

  • 10

    I Measure Grief in Tremors

    Dovren Hales

  • 11

    The Body Counts in Minor

    Dovren Hales

  • 12

    Pulse Learns Silence

    Dovren Hales

Dovren Hales' second album, Threnody in the Pulse, is a dark pop record about the mourning that remains inside the body after escape
The pressure of notifications, expectations, watchful eyes, and the past has quieted, but a low elegy still moves through the pulse
Built on heavy sub-bass, intimate low-mid male vocals, and sparse unsettling production, the album captures emotions that never became a scream, repeating quietly beneath the skin

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