My attempt at lyrics for a few tracks (in addition to yours @shawn, which I agree with; things I'm feeling more unsure of are italicized 🙂

Limelight Parade:
All these smiles look afraid
All these miles of masquerade
And all the while we've been played
In a sea, blue and grey (?)
Feel all spotlights (?)
Turning shadows

Welcome to some limelight parade

Young Bloods:
Young bloods, no one feels like letting down (?)
Running for the exit signs,
Tryin' find a new (lost love)
Young bloods,
Tryin' show the world what you're made of
Old kicks tryna make the climb, tryin' find a new (lost love)

A Couple Runaways:
We'll been running down the ghost town
Feelin' like we are close now
The coast is all clear
Watching the world disappear
Yeah, you're my kinda trouble
Yeah, we're both on the level

That’s pretty crazy! I was just thinking about this last night in fact. They’ve got 6 records done so far which in a traditional release cycle is ~12 years worth of music.

Artificial Odyssey is easily my favorite ØZWALD record to date, though I’m not a huge fan of most of the others (Sweet Delirium was the only other I really enjoyed). I’m interested to see how Garden of the Sun stacks up with the rest of their discography.

@snowfist I'm not a fan of the original of WatC either so it didn't do much for me. Still holding out for physical copies of Artificial Odyssey. I see Steve's vinyl came in so I'm hoping AO and OtS isn't far behind.

I've listened to it twice so far and I'll be honest, I'm not a huge ØZWALD fan overall but I do like several of the songs on AO and Fall, Fall, Fall is my favorite ØZWALD track right now.

As far as this particular record goes (in no particular order), Arthur Ingram, More of the Same, Lab Rats and Fall, Fall, Fall are all excellent tracks IMO. I'm sure with more listens that this record will grow on me quickly and might become my favorite of theirs.

The instrumentation on Lab Rats is really fun and that guitar is sweet...

Arthur Ingram is a good musically and lyrically. I'm curious to the reference of Arthur Ingram, which from what I can tell was an investor/financial person back in the late 1500s. I can't make out all the lyrics but perhaps once the band post them it'll connect the dots.

More of the Same is a great song, especially lyrically. I'm kind of in that position with work now so it feels good to listen to someone else and the freedom of breaking that cycle in the last verse.

Fall, Fall, Fall reminds me a bit lyrically of Polaroid and musically of From Where You Are and as a whole, a bit of "Windows" too. It's really a superb song.