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Earthmover by Have A Nice Life

Artist Biography For Have A Nice Life

Have A Nice Life Is An American Genre Blending Duo From Middletown Connecticut Formed In 2000. Have A Nice Life Is Known For Its Unique Style Of Post-Punk Which Includes Several Shoegaze Industrial Ambient And Drone Elements. Have A Nice Life Is The Brainchild Of Tim Macuga Black Metal Experimentalist In Nahvalr And Songwriter For The Classic Western Massachusetts Hardcore Band The Danger Strangers And Dan Barrett Of The Ghost Music Project Giles Corey And Now-Defunct In Pieces. Have A Nice Life Released Their First Full-Length Record In January 2008 Double Album Titled "Deathconsciousness." The Two Discs Titled "the Plow That Broke The Plains" And "the Future" Respectively Feature Music Spanning Over Five Years Of Collaboration Between The Two Artists And Are Accompanied By A 75-Page Booklet On Medieval Italian Heretics In Lieu Of Liner Notes. The Album Was Entirely Self-Released Right Down To The Hand-Painted Discs And Put Out Via The Enemies List Home Recordings Label. Their Second Release An EP Titled "Time Of Land 2010 " Is Available For Free As A Digital Download. In January 2014 Have A Nice Life Released Their Follow-Up LP To "Deathconsciousness " Titled "the Unnatural World." On November 8 2019 The Band Released Their Third Studio Album "Sea Of Worry." Http //www.Enemieslist.Net

Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Earthmover

“Earthmover” Is A Track About Earth-Destroying Golems Hence The Title “Earthmover” Knocking Down Mountains And Destroying All In Sight. As Time Passes The Golems Grow Restless. They Have No Purpose No Reason For Their Creation. They’re Wandering Immortal Massive Machines Who Can Only Destroy—but They Cannot Be Destroyed. This Existence Is Tiring. Being A Machine That Can Only Destroy Not Create Is Inherently Distressing. In Addition Once All Is Destroyed There Is Nothing Left To Do. The Golems Yearn For Death But They Cannot Die They Cannot Even Speak But If They Could The Only Thing They Would Say Would Be “we Wish We Were Dead”. Noisey What Song Affected You The Most Emotionally To Put Together? Tim Macuga Certainly The Big Loud Kill/destroy Moment At The End Of “Earthmover.” Dan Does Tell The Story Fans Will Always Ask About How We Got That “bass Drop” At The End Of The Song. Quite Literally I Threw The Bass Guitar Down And Stalked Out Of The Room. Recording That Particular Track It Was A Lot Of Songs We Built From The Base Up. That One Instrumentally Ended Up Being Particularly Backwards And We Were Doing Bass Last. I Physically Acted Out And Ended Up In The Recording. It Was A Bit Too Much To Take To Keep Going With It At A Certain Point. I Guess That’s A Real In The Moment Example.

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Frogtoon Music Album Info: Deathconsciousness

Deathconsciousness Is The Debut Studio Album By Connecticut Rock Duo Have A Nice Life Formed By Dan Barett And Tim Macuga Released On January 24 2008 Via Enemies List Home Recordings. Recorded Independently By The Two Band Members On A Budget Of Less Than $1 000 And Spending From 2002 - 2007 5 Years Writing The Songs. Deathconsciousness Was Released As A Double Album The First Disc Is Entitled "The Plow That Broke The Plains" And The Second Is Entitled "The Future". The Original Cover Art Features A Darkened Version Of The Painting "The Death Of Marat" Painted By Jacques-Louis David In 1793. The Original Master Recordings Of Deathconsciousness Were Unfortunately Lost During A Hard Drive Crash Leaving Barett And Macuga With Only 192kbps MP3 Files. The Album Received Little To No Attention From Professional Music Publications Upon Its Release But Spread Through Internet Message Boards Memes And Websites Like 4chan. In 2019 Kerrang! Noted That It "quickly Became A Viral Hit Amongst Internet Communities Like 4chan's Music Board /mu/ Sputnikmusic Music Rating Websites Album Of The Year And Rate Your Music. Aided By Their Relative Anonymity And Deathconsciousness' Ominous Liner Notes Which Described A Fictional Medieval Cult That Worshipped God's Murderer Dan And Tim Quickly Became The Stuff Of Internet Myth".