In… Read Full Bio ↴1. Formed in 2003 in Sacramento, Ca. a female fronted Metal band.
In 2004 the band won accolades from the Sacramento News & Review with a SAMMIE for best Hard Rock/Metal band of the year.
Now based out of Las Vegas, NV .bipolar. features drummer Brian Hanks, Guitarist Rob Bauer, Bassist Chris Kmit, and vocalist Charlie. The band has
has played countless shows all over the West Coast with thousands of local and national bands such as American Head Charge, Motograter, Asesino, Spineshank, Will Haven, Abominable Iron Sloth, Revolution Smile, Death Valley High and many more.
Since 2004 .bipolar. has recorded four EPs Dumbcane, Worn & Faded, Capacity for Change and the 2010 release Valley of Fire. In 2006 they released a full length album All Remembering Was in Vain.
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2. Formed in 2004, Bipolar is a New York hard rock band.
Sadly, not too long ago their drummer passed away from an undiagnosed heart disease. Old friend and professional drummer Joe Clark (Primer 55, NASH) has offically filled the position.
www.myspace.com/bipolarrocks
3. With Jed Feuer on trumpet + flügelhorn, Stephanie Long on saxophones, flute + piccolo, Craig Swanson at the piano, David Ostrem on double bass, and James Windsor-Wells on drums, Bipolar is paving new roads into jazz repertoires and performance possibilities. Relying on strongly tailored arrangements of tunes as wide-ranging as Bach's B minor Prelude to Debussy's Passepied to Joe Henderson’s Serenity, as well as captivating originals by Feuer and Swanson, Bipolar draws from the most unusual and eclectic pool of source material to be used by a jazz quintet.
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Drum and Bass duo from London & Kent, Bipolar, have been producing dance music for the past 15 years. A common interest in taking the genre to unexplored places resulted in the Bipolar adventure. Drawing on a wide variety of musical interests the boys are continually striving to incorporate live instruments and unique samples into their productions.
Aptly named Bipolar, as you couldn’t possibly meet two more contrasting individuals, their debut release, Exige, stirred up quite a lot of interest in the Drum and Bass scene. Its unique and hypnotic vibe coupled with a deep and minimal bassline, sought to charter new ground in the genre by establishing a refreshing alternative approach this style of production.
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Synthpunk band dressed as clowns from New York, consisting of Pouya (formerly on synths for The Spits), Obash, Kayla (of The Othermen), and Ethan.
Take You Down
Bipolar Lyrics
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as straight, as broken lines can sound
And maybe I didn't wanna feel the changing pace of
Life's unforgiving grip, admit my reel was slowing down
But I've seen this world through the cracks in the floor
I've been the Pimp, Lord and I've been the whore
I've found solice when I closed my eyes, it's fine
Open up and let a bottle run the night
Hey, his cup is full and it will break you, break you
Hey, he's going down and he will take you, take you down
There's feelings to hide
Nothing is ever all right
Chorus
"I believe in a world where brown-bagging it cures the hopeless thoughts of all who follow in his name.
Jack, Jim, Jose: All members of a secret sect sworn to the happiness of all men. No matter who it hurts...
No matter how many families it destroys, kids it kills and lives it ruins, keep in mind, that as with most things,
damage only comes in excess."
Chorus
The lyrics of Bipolar's song Take You Down speak of someone who is at the bottom of his cup, possibly drunk or high, and sees the world in a different perspective. The broken lines can sound as straight, which means that he is finally able to see the world for what it is, without any illusion or pretense. He didn't want to feel the changing pace of life's unforgiving grip and was slowing down, but then he found comfort in closing his eyes and letting the bottle run the night. This shows how the person is trying to escape the harsh realities of life by seeking solace in alcohol or drugs.
The chorus of the song has a sense of despair and hopelessness. There are feelings to hide, and nothing ever seems alright. It depicts the struggle that the person is going through, trying to cope with whatever is happening in his life. The lines, "Hey, his cup is full and it will break you, break you, Hey, he's going down and he will take you, take you down," show how alcohol or drugs can ruin not only the life of the person but also those around him.
The spoken words towards the end of the song speak of the belief in the power of alcohol to cure the hopeless thoughts of all who follow in his name. It seems like the person is trying to justify his addiction by believing that it is the cure for all that ails him. It's a sad and sobering reality, showcasing how destructive addiction can be.
Line by Line Meaning
From the bottom of this cup this bulbous world is finally straight
Bipolar sees the world more clearly when he drinks, even if the world is still distorted and imperfect.
as straight, as broken lines can sound
He realizes that his perceptions are flawed, but drinking makes him feel like he has a better grasp on reality.
And maybe I didn't wanna feel the changing pace of
Bipolar has trouble dealing with life's challenges and doesn't want to face the reality of growing older and changing.
Life's unforgiving grip, admit my reel was slowing down
He acknowledges that he's struggling and his life is no longer moving forward as fast as he wants it to.
But I've seen this world through the cracks in the floor
Bipolar has had a difficult life and has seen the world from a less than ideal perspective.
I've been the Pimp, Lord and I've been the whore
He's experienced the highs and lows of life and has been involved in situations that he's not proud of.
I've found solice when I closed my eyes, it's fine
He's found comfort in drinking and avoiding his problems, even if it's not a healthy coping mechanism.
Open up and let a bottle run the night
He encourages others to drink with him and forget their problems for the night.
Hey, his cup is full and it will break you, break you
Bipolar warns that his drinking can be dangerous and harmful to those around him.
Hey, he's going down and he will take you, take you down
He's acknowledging that his lifestyle is unhealthy and will eventually lead to his own downfall, as well as those who follow him.
There's feelings to hide
Bipolar is dealing with emotions he doesn't want to confront and chooses to hide them instead.
Nothing is ever all right
He feels like nothing in his life is going as planned or is truly 'right.'
I believe in a world where brown-bagging it cures the hopeless thoughts of all who follow in his name.
Bipolar has a distorted view that drinking is a cure or solution to the problems in the world.
Jack, Jim, Jose: All members of a secret sect sworn to the happiness of all men. No matter who it hurts... No matter how many families it destroys, kids it kills and lives it ruins, keep in mind, that as with most things, damage only comes in excess.
He believes that all alcohol is part of a secret society that aims to bring happiness, even if it causes harm to those around them. He also recognizes that excess is always bad.
Chorus
The repeated chorus emphasizes the idea that Bipolar's lifestyle is harmful and that he knows it will lead to his downfall, as well as those around him.
Contributed by Caroline R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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@Lczzy
Childhood star
Growing up after Disney
Anxiety
Nervous breakdown
Lupus
Kidney disease, then transplanted
Bipolar
WOW! She's been through so much in her 30 years.
Happy to see Selena alive, growing into herself, sharing and helping others.
@evelynneleven
She has accessible therapy, books & endless help. I’m glad she’s using her wealth to better herself. Not a lot of people have these types of opportunities.
@fivepeepeeman1764
yes thankfully she’s trying to break the stigma around mental health problems and wants all schools to have a class about that
@fernandavolkweis621
She also has a fund called “Rare Impact Fund” where she raises money for mental health related causes. She wants to bring the access that she has to other people.
@evelynneleven
@Fernanda Volkweis I just looked it up. She donates 1% of all sales from her makeup brand Rare beauty to her rare impact fund. The rare impact fund is managed by the Hopewell Fund,this—a fiscally sponsored project is not a charity. they do not file public tax returns… interesting! I found some really interesting things about the hopewell funds… they help all kinds of celebrities & the NFL but no one really knows where the money is going. From the articles I was reading
@evelynneleven
@Fivepeepeeman definitely, I’m a healthcare worker now & I am all for that. I advocate daily in my job & everyday life for those with mental health issues. Our world would be so different if people took care of their mental health starting at a young age like middle school/HS Gen X grew up with a horrible stigma around mental health. Let’s make the change!
@animallover3904
she has earned it all
@edith9268
As someone who has been diagnosed with bipolar this year,this is really inspirational.
@slythrn9118
You’re not alone, I was just diagnosed a month ago, and it’s been so relieving knowing a reason for everything
@MaxSolis
Does Bipolar mean that it is hard to control emotions?
@donatedbaconunicorn8853
Sm here diagnosed on Thursday meds sending me from manic to a low