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Recorded, Engineered & Mixed at Eclipse Audio by Ryan Agostini. We wrote this album in a bandroom that was given to us by the Ramsingh family. I consider it our darkest album cause alot of the material reflected the turmoil in our lives at that time. Dead Dairies represents the death of innocence and everything good we believed in. The album ended up being shorter than we wanted cause of time and money constraints. I did the cover for this too. It was supposed to be a paper mache fairy but I messed it up cause i'm lame. There's a picture of the band in the bottom left corner if you can make us out. |
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Recorded, Engineered & Mixed at Eclipse Audio by Ryan Agostini. We wrote this album in the bedroom of Scott's old house in maraval. The kit took up most of the floor space and Scott and Chad would squeeze in at the sides of the bed. I would lie in the bed and sing. Bernard came into the band for this album. We would practice most nights and drink rum and keep turning up till Scott's Mom would blow us out and send us home. I did this cover. The picture of the dolls was an actual picture of Scott's Grandmothers dolls. So the dolls are actually like over 100 years old. Nothing looks more evil than that porcelin doll and her little stuffed boyfriend. |
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Recorded, Engineered & Mixed at Eclipse Audio by Ryan Agostini. We wrote this album in a tiny 8FT × 8FT hole of a bandroom that we rented from the late Joe Da Silva. We were so excited we just used every single riff we could come up with. We'd write a song a day literally so just one month after forming the band we had eight songs and started playing out. Scott did this cover. He was just learning Photoshop and went wild with all the techniques he'd learnt. He was particularly excited that the band name looked like meat. |
