High Tone Son Of A Bitch Lifecycles: EPs of HTSOB 12/1/2017 what feels unknown may be

what feels unknown may be residing just below the surface - should you be willing to dig for it and be open to discovery

thanks to it's blend of infections hooks

Anthophobia B1

From an unsettling tale of isolation courtesy of Maxïmo Park’s Paul Smith ‘Christmas Trees’ to the grunge stylings of Marta’s ‘Move Me’

High Tone Son Of A Bitch Lifecycles: EPs of HTSOB 12/1/2017 what feels unknown may beTwo CDs. 2020 release. Critically heralded as a band that "sits atop the pinnacle of not just psychedelic music, but of musicianship across everyspectrum" (Metal Observer), High Tone Son of a Bitch transcends not only genre archetype but death itself, to weave an essential portrait of thedualistic nature of our lives. This retrospective of four EPs simultaneously speaks to the fragility and resilience of the human experience as it spansthe years