Regurgitorium, by Why Patterns

Regurgitorium

by Why Patterns

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Darknight For frack sake what is this!? Mental, bizarre, bonkers and utterly addictive crazy noise rock. Could there be any other loonie rhythms that this band could think of, oh yeah and the album artwork😆 Favorite track: Quotidian.

PLOFF the circus is in space Favorite track: Wretched Makeshifts.

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Limited Edition 'Regurgitorium' cassette featuring the stunning artwork of Kazland (Sly & The Family Drone). Pro-dubbed transparent pink cassette with black on-body shell print and pro-printed double-sided inlay in a clear library case.

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Includes unlimited streaming of Regurgitorium via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Super Limited Edition run of eco-friendly screenprinted Why Patterns t-shirts. Each purchase comes with a download of their weird & wonderful debut 'Regurgitorium' with 10% proceeds donated to charity Shelter.

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Regurgitorium – Limited Edition Cassette
Cassette + Digital Album
Limited Edition 'Regurgitorium' cassette featuring the stunning artwork of Kazland (Sly & The Family Drone). Pro-dubbed transparent yellow cassette with black on-body shell print and pro-printed double-sided inlay in a clear library case.

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1.	Parapraxis 01:23 video
2.	Bachelor Machine 03:13
3.	Elective Affinities 02:57
4.	Bone Apple Teeth 04:40 video	lyrics
Cha Cha
5.	Wretched Makeshifts 03:27 video
6.	Silentium 01:35
7.	Weal 02:43
8.	Railway Spine 03:49
9.	Unstimmung 04:46
10.	Quotidian 02:45
11.	Vomitorium 03:55

about

HUMAN WORTH are proud to present noise punk trio Why Patterns' weird, warped and wonderful debut album, available to pre-order from 4th February with a portion of proceeds going to charity.

'Regurgitorium' was haphazardly constructed with the sole goal of distressing and alienating their few remaining friends and family. Featuring members of Warren Schoenbright, Wren, Deleted Narrative and recorded by Wayne Adams (Petbrick / Big Lad) the trio have come together to deliver angular drums, discordant bass, and harrowing vocals accompanied by themes of existential paradoxes and day-to-day despair. The result being something best described as “Not Subtle”.

The album will be available to pre-order from 4th February as a super limited edition of 50 cassettes, featuring the stunning artwork of Kazland (Sly & The Family Drone) As always bands paid fairly and for this release 10% of all sales proceeds will be donated to Shelter to help support those in crisis, so do chip in more if you can!

"For fans of Primus, Lightning Bolt, Swans and Mudvayne."

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released March 18, 2022

"Unbridled and at times visceral, ‘Regurgitorium’ remains bafflingly accessible and addictive. With their off-kilter rhythms, and dare I say, angular riffs, Why Patterns have produced an album of fierce originality." – Astral Noize

"Like Freddy Kreuger slapping a Frappucino out of your hand and taking your fingers with it. This is noise rock for people who are dropping out of a system that’s only meant to keep us all enslaved and afraid." – CVLT Nation

"Listening to Regurgitation is like taking blows to the head in rapid succession... It’s fucked up. It’s deranged. It hurts." – Aural Aggravation

"This is Regurgitorium and it is uniquely captivating." – GBHBL

Why Patterns are:
String Sounds - Seb Tull
Drum Sounds - Dan McClennan
Mouth Sounds - Doug Norton

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Wayne Adams at Bear Bites Horse Studios
Artwork by Kazland
Shared blame - Eve Brouet & Owen Jones

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