Injection: 01, by Kevorkian Death Cycle

Injection: 01

by Kevorkian Death Cycle

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Daniel Tase Hayden 4 classic songs restored to the absolute greatness they deserve! Now with more BOL! Favorite track: Send Me the Machine.

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1.	Man Made 05:08	buy track
2.	Veal 05:04	buy track
3.	Send Me the Machine 03:41	buy track
4.	Spring Heel Jack 04:48	buy track

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In 1996, Kevorkian Death Cycle released their incisive Collection for Injection album, a selective anthology of their works from 1992 onward, on Ras Dva Records. This time period was a particularly experimental and exploratory one for the band. Collection for Injection was also a fan favorite throughout the years, particularly due to songs like “Veal” and “Send me the Machine”, and helped to broaden the listener base due to its chaotic, thrashing beats, and the bleak, dystopian lyrical content.

Throughout the pandemic, Ryan Gribbin and Roger Jarvis, the co-founding members and longtime base duo of Kevorkian Death Cycle, have joined with other significant collaborators from the band’s history to revisit selected aspects of this work in a modern form, while still retaining the raucous perversity of that original recording. Rob Robinson of the Order of the Static Temple, and Sean Whitman of A Brilliant Massacre, also both artists on the Negative Gain roster, have brought their extensive composition and production knowledge to the project, twisting and revising particular songs from Collection to bring them into the contemporary consciousness.

The themes of Collection for Injection are as perilously relevant as ever 30 years later, and this collaboration has come about during a time of destructive uncertainty and mass despondency. The first EP of this limited series, Collection: Injection 01, includes four modern machinations by Ryan Gribbin, Roger Jarvis, Rob Robinson, and Sean Whitman.

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released July 15, 2022

Words: Ryan Gribbin
Music: Roger Jarvis, Rob Robinson, Sean Whitman
Mixing/Mastering: Rob Robinson
Artwork Concept/Design: Ryan Gribbin and Sally Helena

Special thanks: Sally Helena, Baha Demire, Damsel in the Dollhouse, and Courtney Martin

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Kevorkian Death Cycle Los Angeles, California

Kevorkian Death Cycle arose out of the like minds of three musicians in Redlands, CA (Inland Empire) in the early 90s, initially appearing as gRID. Various iterations of the band have existed throughout the last thirty years, with Ryan Gribbin and Roger Jarvis forming the core of the band as the chief songwriters and composers. ... more

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