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Raggedy Angry : Take Me, Break Me, Make Me Pretty
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Electro rock that will make you wanna jump around like a squirrel on a caffeine trip.
Genre: Electronic: Electro
Release Date: 2007
Take Me, Break Me, Make Me Pretty
Raggedy Angry
Record Label: Mining For the Family Jewels Records
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1. Carousel 0:22 + MP3 $0.99
2. Obsession 2:24 + MP3 $0.99
3. Ripped Down 2:10 + MP3 $0.99
4. Safety Scissor Suicide 3:24 + MP3 $0.99
5. Thought Turned Defecit 2:18 + MP3 $0.99
6. Joyce 0:22 + MP3 $0.99
7. Call Me Master 2:47 + MP3 $0.99
8. Falling 3:05 + MP3 $0.99
9. Desperate 3:26 + MP3 $0.99
10. Uncool 5:35 + MP3 $0.99
11. I Want a Song... 0:53 + MP3 $0.99
12. Plastic 2:22 + MP3 $0.99
13. Porcelain 3:03 + MP3 $0.99
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Album Notes

For fans of Suicide, Mindless Self Indulgence, Kill Hannah, Marilyn Manson

Vocalist Irvin Scabtree and guitarist Press It came together out of boredom in small town Ontario somewhere back in 2005. They formed a band that would channel some of their pent up aggression and hostility but found that expressing their rage in the pompous and at times unsophisticated world of metal simply didn't seem satisfying.

For Scabtree, not having a band was a blessing in disguise because Raggedy Angry would be born of his unbridled penchant for brutally honest lyrics and bare bones beats. With guitarist, Press It, the duo known as Raggedy Angry is raw, immediate and proud to be disturbing. Mixing electronic, industrial, metal and hip hop, Raggedy Angry are the soundtrack to suburban frustration and their live performances become an apocalyptic display of blood and fruit loops – it's a surreal and horrific dance party that Scabtree has taken a few punches from audience members - literally - but he'll hit back just as hard lyrically.

In a few short months, Raggedy Angry has taken the internet by storm racking over 30,000 hits on their myspace page and by June 2007, Raggedy Angry became the #42 Unsigned Industrial Band in the world, the #5 Unsigned Canadian Electro Band and the #3 Unsigned Canadian Experimental Band. Their debut CD, "Take Me, Break Me, Make Me Pretty" has received airplay on college radio across Canada charting from their native Hamilton to Newfoundland and that's just the beginning…

As their popularity grows world wide, Raggedy Angry maintain their roots. Scabtree sums up the band by their audience when he says, "We make music for losers because that's what we are. Our fans are the loser kids standing alone at shows that everyone hates and no one talks to – and that's who we are."

Music by the disenfranchised for the disenfranchised never goes out of style… "If music is a joke," says Scabtree, "Raggedy Angry are the punch line!"

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REVIEWS

Good, but needs a little work.
author: Mark
                            
A few songs on this album stand out on the first listen. To me, those songs were "Thought Turned Deficit", "Safety Scissor Suicide", "Call Me Master", and "Uncool". I found these songs to be the most enjoyable, as well as having most polished sound. Quite a few of the others just seem either under-produced or too 'forceful'. And when I say 'forceful', I mean it sounds too much like they were just trying too hard. And when I say 'trying to hard', I mean that they were just way too similar to other artists at times, or just forcing that 'scene' brand of feminine vocals/lyrics. Most specifically, on most tracks, they sound too much like Jeffree Star (hence the feminine vocals) or Marilyn Manson, and not really themselves. I would still recommend buying this album, but don't go in thinking it's going to change your life. Instead, go in expecting a fun, albeit mostly unoriginal, time. Here's hoping they'll improve their style on their next LP/EP/whatever.
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