Street Sects Release New Single "No Percentage In Caution"
By
Tom Breihan
A good honest bake. Not flashy, but you'll finish the whole bagel.
Summary
Street Sects, the Austin-based quasi-industrial duo, have released a new single titled "No Percentage In Caution." The song opens with introspective lyrics about aging and the passage of time. The article notes that last year the band released two albums on the same day — one under their own name and another as Street Sex — and that they are currently touring with fellow Austin band Portrayal Of.
Key quotes
· 1 pulledI woke up at noon, and there were 45 years gone/ I never imagined I would live this long/ You don't notice the days slipping away until there's nothing left to protect except your next paycheck.
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