The "Memory Tap Scars" listening experience strives for chaotic cohesiveness and nostalgic grandeur. Self-deprecating, yet grateful lyrical acrobatics; reminiscent of relatable yet subtle approach which rings true throughout the entire listen. Many of the songs are fluorescent with blooming colors of soaked reverb and startling delay. Primary due to utilizing a BOSS DSD-2 guitar pedal on nearly every song, to create atmosphere without utilizing software instruments. CRLSS has released a plethora of albums at this point, however never has there been a release as organic as MEMORY TAP SCARS. The goal for the record was to utilize the instruments available to me to the best of my ability and find a sound I have yet to truly explore. Utilizing one pedal to keep myself within the confines of thinking within the box I had set for myself; keeping it simple and challenging myself through setting the electronic sounds aside. Any instrumental heard on this record (There are only two) are live renditions using the Roland SP404SX with the Korg Kaos pad to create an organic off beat rhythm unknown to the regular ear. .
*listen to our new album "Memory Tap Scars;" which is a brief journey through an affliction relatable to many. Silent suffering unseen.

Due to the complete absence of live performances we focused our creative energy entirely on a cohesive seamless listen. As the end of summer approached and the seemingly exhausting depression of 2020 continued; we were in the midst of severe indecision over releasing music. When priorities with far more importance are upon us, it didn't feel appropriate to distract from the focus of our current times, however Memory Tap Scars is an effort of escape; in hopes of providing a moment of reprieve from the world around us. .

Most have memories. Many of us; scars. For some, the memory is the unseen scar. These are our personal memory tap scars.