THE NEW PSYCHODALIA - Nothing, Jeffrey

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Artist:: Nothing, Jeffrey
Title:: THE NEW PSYCHODALIA
Label:: Accompli
Format:: CD
Barcode No.:: 195060
Available:: 30-01-2012
Sourced:: New Zealand

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Jeffrey Nothing of the hugely popular band Mushroomhead. This is his first shot solo and while it is distinctly the lead singer of Mushroomhead singing, Nothing takes an extreme paradigm shift away from his regular gig and it works. Full of dark understones and the weirdness factor amped up full tilt, this is one of the few albums you can say... the cover looks like it sounds.

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