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Better
Days |
Released: October 2005 | |
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We Have the Fear E.P. | Released: October 2005 | |
An
E.P. of all-new stuff, mostly experimental loops.
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This sort of thing is like listening to Stereophonic Trash | Released: October 2005 | |
The
third back-catalog album to be released, recorded prior to 2002.
Low quality stuff, but here anyway.
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Hypersensitive to Noise | Released: October 2005 | |
The
second back-catalog album to be released, this is a collection of
very early noise tracks, recorded prior to 2002. Low
quality, repeatative noise experiments. Not really listenable. |
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Fill the Air with Suicide Freedom |
Released: August 2005 | |
Contains
various tracks, mostly recorded prior to 2002. Electronic, and low-quality.
This is the first back-catalog album to be released. |
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Live
at 145 (EP) |
Released: April 2005 | |
Recorded
in the wee hours of the morning at Studio 145, this album was
fueled by alchohol and lack of sleep. The entire album was recorded
live
in the studio, with the exception of "Kiss Me Deadly",
which was recorded live in front of an audience at "Triple D's" bar.
Bar management threatened to kick the band out due to strong
language, but the band defiantly played on (the song was an emotional
dedication
to Phrank the Cat). |
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Political
Song (Single) |
Released: March 2005 | |
| Recorded at Studio 145 in March of 2005. Includes an older track as well. | |||
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Albert
Fish: Live at 1820 |
Released: May 1998 | |
| This is what started it all. The entire album was recorded on the spot, while drinking a case of Papst Blue Ribbon. Only one copy of the album exists. | |||