shared vocabulary - musings by Augusta Koch
Augusta Kochsongwriter in gladie / goofball in life.
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“The middle of nowhere is really the middle of everything”
Gladie’s on our last real long drive day of our 36 hour trip out to start tour in Boise ID. Catapulting through the country in our van, our own little world. There are moments that remind me of that iconic scene from ‘Life Aquatic’ where th...
No Need To Be Lonely
HAPPY SPRING! I don’t normally use this space to exclusively talk about band stuff BUT The day is finally here, No Need To Be Lonely is finally out in the world. It’s still never lost on me how wild it is to release music into the world. In...
our quantum entanglement became a phantom limb
I’m over five years sober. I wake up, and on most days I go to the gym and journal. I replaced a lot of my old escapism habits with reading. I moved and curated a cozy space just for myself to be able to access any type of creative tool I w...
Half of my whole life is done
When I peer into the furthest corners of my misty memory, one clear part of my identity that has always unshakably been there is being a fan. It is perhaps one of the few qualities about myself I truly love. Fandom to me is certainly an obs...
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