For Three Days Use Only

This is the 19th album & it’s titled “For Three Days Use Only”, all tracks were written & recorded in Zenxith’s house from April through till June 2026, no label, no studio, no PR, nothing, genuine diy indie pop, I mix everything by myself, I don’t send them off to get mastered or anything like that, it’s all just recorded on my phone from my room, authentic, a lot of these were done while out of my head again & the theme of the album is Co-Codamol, you are not supposed to use them for more than 3 days, just like this album, it can cause serious addiction. The cover art is the Handyside arcade in Newcastle, It was demolished in 1987, I’m not exactly sure when this picture was taken, I designed this myself on the 26th of May 2026, this album consists of 14 tracks & 3 singles, you won’t find this in the stores or anything & nor would I want that, this all comes through me. Tambourine, shaker, drum machine, stacks of guitars covered in chorus, a very very jangly album, synth keyboards In there faintly, handclaps & very personal lyrics yet again, a very sad album it’s basically a call for help, that was the idea. Listen to the lyrics! Lofi jangle indie pop & of course diy, It’s also not a Zenxith album if I don’t sing about a girl at least once & well there’s 5 tracks about girls on this one, soft love, the bass is also more adventurous, I tend to whisper my vocals & this album is no different. This is a very special album for me, I was very excited to release this one, I have high hopes for it, for some reason more than my previous albums, but hey it’s just another Zenxith album ain’t it, releasing an album once every year or so with more build up & promo etc is obviously going to be better received, regardless of what It sounds like, this is another album just put out into the void of indie pop, which will probably be looked past as I release far too much for people to probably keep up with, as some people think it can be drowning, the stand out track for this is “What Happened To The Indie Scene?”, this album was originally gonna be called “I’m As Happy Now As I’ve Ever Been”, but then I realised that sounded shit. This is available on CD as issue 21 on my own label Salt Mine Records, limited to only 70 copies. Oh no not these chords I’ve used them one thousand times.

Warning can cause serious addiction & health problems if used for more than three days.

All Music Written & Recorded By Zenxith
All Vocals & Lyrics By Zenxith

©️ Salt Mine Records