Drop Dead (demo)

Model or You? (demo)

Dead Mans Curve (demo)

Off of the debut PEACERS album, out July 17th!

PEACERS- "R.J.D. (Salam)"

Royal Headache - High

Order:
http://forwardfast.bigcartel.com/product/dead-hell-in-a-bucket-compilation-cassette

From Forward Fast: 
"A (technically) international compilation of underground heavy hitters. Each song is exclusive to this compilation and otherwise unreleased. Tracks from: Ivan the Tolerable, The Retrouched Ecce Homo Band, Honey Radar, The Cats, Final Boss, David Kenneth Nance, Darlingchemicalia, Peter the Pianoeater, Kaleidoscope Death, Huh, and a recently unearthed collaboration between Northern Liberties and Towers. Pro dubbed tapes. Limited quantities. Cover artwork by Gregory Labold. Corporate rock still sucks."

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Another World is from Royal Headache's LP High, available 21 Aug, 2015.   

Preorder High
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UK: http://www.roughtrade.com/albums/94756
AUS: http://royalheadache.com.au 

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Royal Headache - Another World

OUT APRIL 29 on Cantaloupe Music

From the liner notes: "Modernism scares people. Is it because it’s new? That can’t be the whole explanation, because everybody likes to discover new things, right? Maybe it's the amount of newness. While discovery always involves a degree of unfamiliarity, modernism can drive really far into unfamiliar territory, becoming distant from any known landmarks. So much unfamiliarity can be scary.

It can even be alienating. The unpopularity of Revolution 9 (by one of the world’s most popular bands) is the evidence that the Beatles' experimentation with found sound, tape loops, and studio technology pushed their fans away. Revolution 9 is modernist because it is a song that’s not a song, something so unfamiliar that it not only breaks with the past, but also breaks its own category.

Varèse’s Poème électronique must have also seemed like a categorical contradiction: poetry created on machines?! The piece—no less than its title—expresses his modernist zeal through never-had-a-past electronic sounds. 'The world is changing, and we change with it. The more we allow our minds the romantic luxury of treasuring the past in memory, the less able we become to face the future and determine the new values in it.'"

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Revolution 9 (The Beatles)

Caterpillar is from Honey Radar's second LP Blank Cartoon available 5/20.  

Honey Radar - Caterpillar

"How Did This Happen ?!" from Endless Scroll produced by Austin Brown.  Coming Summer 2018.

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Honey Radar

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