It’s been a long time since we’ve heard from those weirdos The Death Set, their last full length came out in 2011. Ten years ago times were the opposite of quiet for these romper-stompers with festival appearances all over the world, songs on soundtracks, videogame features, releases on Steve Aokis’ Dim Mak label and a support for The Beatsteaks arena tour. A decade later Dan and Johnny unleash new work with “How to Tune a Parrot“, a real rager of an album - the present glimmers in bent rainbow colours. These punk-rock songs are like having ants in your pants or as the mighty DZ Deathrays say: “It’s as close as you can get to taking amphetamines audibly.” But only punk rock? Nah, it’s not so easy with The Death Set – is it electro, noise, punk or Artifarti-shit? You better go watch a show of these maniacs, then you'll have your answer: it's 102% supernatural high energy power complete with moshpits, dives, jives and hi-fives. "The first time I heard this I thought we destroyed the speakers in our tour van. Every other time it's destroyed my plans for a quiet night in. It’s a hyperactive, hook filled, party enabling sonic barrage of an album. It’s as close as you can get to taking amphetamines audibly.“ - DZ Deathrays. "Forever our second favourite band!?" - Ramones Museum, Berlin. Tracklist: 1. Overload Damage2. Fall Down3. Bad Decisions4. Elephant5. I'm Sick with It6. Oh My God7. Set for Death8. Best Kept Mess9. Nowhere is Here10. Closed Eyes11. Mad World [feat. Ho99o9]12. Remind Me Who's Suffering13. This Enemy is My Best Friend About this product: this release is available on CD and LP formats. The CD comes in a digipack. The LP is pressed on clear vinyl.
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