HALDOL - The Totalitarianism of Everyday Life LP rockabilly The artist side of the

The artist side of the Cleveland scene finds expression on Extermination Nights

this record is melded together in a nonchalant

This melodically demented outfit cradle Jamalifards stark and naked vocals that paint over each chorus with grief-stricken and doleful lyrics that are raw but gentle in delivery

to the b-side's soon-to-be American standard "Concrete Roses

Comparisons to VIOLENT SOHO are justified and this is a coloured vinyl / hand numbered edition of a paltry 200 copies with lyric insert

HALDOL - The Totalitarianism of Everyday Life LP rockabilly The artist side of theSilk screen edition, limited to 385 copies. Insert with lyrics. Highly recommended. Haldol continues to evolve and explore the many facets of deathrock and post punk on their newly released 3rd LP 'The Totalitarianism of Everyday Life'. It's difficult to pigeonhole Haldol's sound to one particular band or style, because with every song they evolve from the last and put new twists and turns onto their style. They've always tended to shy away from the