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Biography

Their music was available on several compilations and 7" records, including a split release with Jerome's Dream, with whom they toured the United States, on Clean Plate Records. All their releases have been compiled and released on a discography CD, Disinformation Fix, on Alone Records. Jeromes Dream was a very chaotic screamo band which was formed in 1997 from Amherst, MA. Their songs usually feautred intros with a lot of ambient noise which would eventually end up becoming a breakdown with very high pitched screaming. ...

The band utilized unconventional marketing methods, such as a penis album cover, and including a razor with a record that promoted suicide on Electric Human Project.

Former members now play in Fax Arcana.

They recently reformed as a 4-piece in the year 2004 and unfortunately had to cancel a uk tour in 2005 which was supposed to be with phoenix bodies.

External links

• Review by Kurt Morris, All Music Guide
• Photos from 1999 tour