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I Will Be My Own Hell Because there Is a Devil inside My Body by Teen Suicide (Cassette, 2015)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelRun for COVER, Rfcr

UPC0810097913295

eBay Product ID (ePID)10058723313

Product Key Features

Release Year2015

FormatCassette

GenreRock

ArtistTeen Suicide

Release TitleI Will Be My Own Hell Because there Is a Devil inside My Body

Dimensions

Item Height0.65 in

Item Weight0.13 lb

Item Length4.34 in

Item Width3.61 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks18

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Anne' 1.2 Give Me Back to the Sky 1.3 Have You Been Eating That Sandwich Again? 1.4 The Way We Were with People 1.5 Cop Graveyard 1.6 Dan Collins Vs. the Maryland Judicial System 1.7 Dead Bird Skeleton 1.8 Grim Reaper 1.9 The Same Things Happening to Me All the Time, Even in My Dreams 1.10 Swallow 1.11 Dead Cat 1.12 Spooky Ghost 1.13 No, the Moon 1.14 I Am My Own Hell 1.15 Afterlife Dating 1.16 If I Cleaned Everything 1.17 Untitled-Oct19 1.18 Yr Glow (Acoustic Demo)

Number of Discs1

NotesTeen suicide's first & only proper album, 'i will be my own hell because there is a devil inside my body', has been a sought after release for many collectors after it's ultra-limited vinyl release in 2012. Now, Run For Cover Records will be reissuing my own hell, with remastered audio, expanded artwork and 8 never-before-issued bonus tracks. Across the album's 10 songs, the band displays a knack for different sounds and styles. Intimate, keyboard driven tracks like 'cop graveyard' and 'grim reaper' sit beside more energetic full-band outings like 'dead bird skeleton and 'give me back to the sky', the latter even adding an evocative viola, piano and choral arrangement to it's chaotic center. It's to the band's credit that their more outré moments feel necessary, not distracting. What becomes clear upon listening to 'my own hell' is that beneath the dreamy haze & noisy apathy of teen suicide's recordings exist ernest, extremely well-written pop songs that reflect and express the uncertainty and desperation of reality.