MOSHPIT TRAGEDY RECORDS Announces Fourth Free Album Download

July 22, 2007

Three weeks ago, Canada's Moshpit Tragedy Records announced it will give away one of its out-of-print releases for free download from their web site each week for eight weeks.

Moshpit Tragedy co-founder Rayny Forster comments: "Our first eight releases are now out of print and as both a thank you and as a kind of final push to get these releases into the hands of underground music fans, we're offering a high-quality download of one release per week in its entirety — absolutely free of charge. We invite those who missed out on the physical product to check out the bands and enjoy these free MP3s."

Week four (July 22-28) of the promotion brings us "solo experimentalist" THE PARANOID, with the 13 tracks of stoner-punk-metal that comprised his 2006 effort "Demography" which was released as part of Moshpit Tragedy's "DIY Series."

According to a press release, "THE PARANOID is a strange and reclusive character who hails far removed from human interference in remote Northen Canada, using transcendogens which allow the brain to explore unknown areas — all the whole documenting the whole experience through music. Warning: These lo-fi recordings are not for everybody!"

Moshpit Tragedy Records "free download schedule" is as follows:

July 1-7: NO SOULS LOST "These Dead Years"
July 8-14: STEP ON IT "Allschool Monster"
July 15-21: CREATIVE WASTE "Colonies"
July 22-28: THE PARANOID "Demography"
July 29-Aug 4: CORPROPHEMIA "Demo"
Aug. 5-11: CLUSTERFUXX "Peace E.P."
Aug. 12-18: Various Artists "69 Minutes of Shit From 8 Assholes"
Aug. 19-25: Various Artists "Moshpit Tragedy Presents"

For more information, visit www.moshpit-tragedy.com.

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