Can't Be Arsed, by Pound Land

Can't Be Arsed

by Pound Land

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Limited Edition Cassette (only 50 copies world-wide)
Cassette + Digital Album
Pro-dubbed solid grey cassette (made from recycled materials) with pro-printed inlay and shell labels, in a clear library case

Limited to 50 copies world-wide

Catalogue No: CN203

Includes unlimited streaming of Can't Be Arsed via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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	1.	Twatted 05:59
	2.	Brain Driver 06:23
	3.	Tony Ex-Miner 13:24
	4.	Tapeworm 05:24
	5.	Can't Be Arsed 05:20
	6.	Cheshire Set 01:57
	7.	Total Control 05:22
	8.	Chopped 04:50

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DOWNLOAD DIGITAL DIRECT FROM THE ARTIST: poundland1.bandcamp.com/album/cant-be-arsed

READ THE EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH ADAM STONE FOR SUN 13:
sun-13.com/2022/03/25/pound-land-interview-we-both-like-our-music-to-be-unsettling/?fbclid=IwAR1W24jv21-C0yV-tisoh9ofw5cP_3efSLrZzUy95GYFniCePB1AoAU2o9A

LISTEN TO ADAM STONE'S INTERVIEW WITH SARAH ALLEN REED FOR THE FOREST AT NIGHT RADIO SHOW: youtu.be/fzTejjwoR7o

Pound Land was formed in 2020 by vocalist/lyricist Adam Stone (Future Bomb/Holy Ghost People/frequent collaborator with Dead Sea Apes) and multi-instrumentalist Nick Harris (Reverends of Destruction/ ex-Dead Sea Apes)

An eponymous debut album followed in the December of that year on Misophonia Recordings.

'Can’t Be Arsed’ is the follow-up – eight tracks of post-industrial post-hardcore dead-pan misery – a ‘kitchen-sink’ punk for the 21st century.

"The subject matter may be kitchen sink, but the atmosphere is abject and apocalyptic. It’s an album for out times." (Aural Aggravation, auralaggravation.com/tag/pound-land/)

credits

released March 11, 2022

RevNikmo (Nick Harris) - bass, guitar, backing vocals, programming, production.
Adam E. Stone - voice and words.
Mastered by Antony Ryan at RedRedPaw.

Nick thanks: Reverends of Destruction (in particular Rev. Jonn), Josh, Rev. Fredmo, Ellen, Matt, Hannah, Sir Dickus Mintus.
Adam thanks: Jo Stone and Steve Strode.

Cover art by Adam.
Layout design by James Watts
All songs copyright Pound Land 2021.

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