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It’s a cozy and snowy Friday morning. Knock on wood, but the day job seems to be pretty chill today, which means I’m feeling good and getting a lot of other stuff done, like checking out new music. I have a lot to share with you today, so buckle up and let’s go for a ride, starting with a stop in Supermarket Parking Lot’s world to check out “A Favor (The Cell).”

“A Favor (The Cell)” is the first single in over a year for Supermarket Parking Lot, and I feel like you can easily hear the practice and energy that was put into creating this five-minute song. It’s a little bit of everything from proggy to aggressive, dark to light. It’s honestly a super dramatic and even a little bit theatrical at times, and is one of those songs that draws you into a foreign world with ease. Not only will the instrumentation and creativity of this song surely catch you, but so will the words. This song tells the story of a man who has created his own personal hell. Dark, I know, but as you follow the storyline along with the instrumentation, that darkness lightens up and, by the end of this track, you are filled with a bright sense of redemption and triumph.

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