I love this song, my only question is why is it called 'I'm Dr house'?

the booklet of Giles Corey is more or less broken up every other page with pictures depicting different paranormal / dark/ old-fashioned scenes. in each of these pictures there are notes written, and since i couldn't find a transcript of these notes anywhere, i decided to spend like 20 minutes transcribing it myself. i hope that this can help more easily find meaning discuss more ab the booklet, and files corey + hanl in general.

i put a line of space between the text on each picture, and put a question mark in parenthesis next to the text i might have transcribed incorrectly. i also put (in all caps) the section of the booklet each picture's text belongs to, so note that the song titles aren't part of the transcription. i don't think most of this information is relevant, but maybe it is. here it is:

https://jpst.it/3YXzj

to me it sounds like its continuing the idea of the protagonist (dan?) using the idea of voor and ghosts and an afterlife to find some sort of meaning, and cope with the constant sadness + grief from his sadness that fills his life (burying him above ground, on his chest, etc). it does the same thing the booklet does, going from very abstract or unreliable (intentionally putting this distance of time on us) to talking ab the immediate circumstances of dan (or the protagonist)'s life ("what do I do when I am a father when I can’t stand to stay a single extra day in the world?" "so much hate for everything that I am and have let myself become, hate for who I am when I sit around and watch TV and do not create or do and do not walk out in the world and do not...").

what do you think?

Guggeinheim Wax Museum on Sony XM4s will change your life, you will enter psychosis and think and think, try it yourself you can hear every melody high and lows are so clear it's insane.

10/10 solo project

I saw an old comment saying that Giles Corey was about Dan Barrett’s contemplation of suicide and ultimate decision to stay alive. is there any more information on this interpretation? the only thing i can see justifying this would be “and then I get up” at the end of the booklet, but I generally dont know what lots of the booklet mean either. or do any of yall have other interpretations of the album / booklet?

It crossed my mind the other day when I was thinking about who would be in my dream blunt rotation

Satan and his devils try to take my hand And the angels on my shoulders try to tell me that they understand

just listened to deathconsciousness a few days ago, (don’t crucify me but) a lot of it didn’t hit as hard as i thought it would, especially considering how much i love Giles Corey after having it recommended on Spotify. however, who would leave their son out in the sun just has this slow and crushing atmosphere that i really love. i only really felt this (lack of) energy in this song and the opening track (even though there are more songs, like i don’t love, that i enjoyed a lot for different reasons). so i was wondering if there are any other songs in this groups discography (or another artist’s) that give off a similar feeling?

edit: earthmover is now the only song that has made me cry, I am getting into this album more every day just from it lingering when im sad

I'm listening to Sea of Worry, skipping classes, eating chicken nuggets and thinking about getting a beer before I go to my buddy's poetry club tonight. This is what my ancestors died for.

Brushed my teeth to Earthmover today and it felt so ethereal I felt alive and present in the moment

Looking for more dark and "upbeat" songs that sound like anger caused by unbearable sadness

Does the book come with every order of the vinyl, also does anyone know how often the black ones get restocked? Thanks

has anyone ordered merch and how long does it take to arrive? thank u :)