Partial Reptile releases the new 7 track EP ’A Pseudomusic EP’.
The EP is available in a variety of formats and full details can be found at partialreptile.com/pseudomusic

STREAM THE EP - FREE
- The EP can be streamed, in full (including the 2 bonus tracks) at partialreptile.com/pseudomusic
- The Free Player can be added to other web sites and profile pages

DOWNLOAD INDIVIDUAL SONGS - €1 per song
- Download Individual MP3s (through downloadmusic.ie)
- All tracks are 100% DRM free and high quality mp3s

DOWNLOAD THE FULL EP - €3
- Download the full EP in MP3 format
- All tracks are 100% DRM free and available at 192 or 320kps
- Includes extras pack (16 page PDF booklet, 2 WMV promo videos, desktop backgrounds, web accessories & widgets)

BUY CD - €5
- Standard Jewel Case
- Includes al 7 tracks plus 2 bonus tracks
- Includes password to download extras pack frompartial reptile.com (16 page PDF booklet, 2 WMV promo videos, desktop backgrounds, web accessories & widgets)

To listen to or buy the EP, visit partialreptile.com/pseudomusic

About A Pseudomusic EP
In brief: No human-playable instruments, no pre-programmed samples, not even a midi-controller. Just a mouse, a QWERTY keyboard, a few synths and far more hours than I care to remember. This EP was put together individual sound by individual sound, note by painstaking note. I call this: Pseudomusic. I’ve enjoyed making it, I hope you enjoy listening to it. Complaints not welcome. No refunds.

A rough mix of a brand-spanking new track, 'The Lonely Night and the Wolves' Eyes', taken from the forthcoming EP, 'Pseudomusic', will be the FEATURED TRACK on Red Fizz - www.redfizz.com tomorrow (Sunday 24th).

Red Fizz is a place where people post music, and others comment. Really good community with loads of cool heads and a shit load of great music, from a shit load great artists, for you to download for free.

So, 'The Lonely Night and the Wolves' Eyes' will also be available for download there from tomorrow.

Check it out, download it for keeps and leave a comment if you have the time.

First, an introduction to Bob. Bob was an ordinary Joe (or, Bob, if you will) who was depressed. Bob's inconsiderate neighbours played Partial Reptile's debut album, Industrial Lullabies, really, really loudly one night. Unable to drown it out, an already depressed Bob killed himself to escape the noise.

Bob made it to Heaven, and was granted eternal bliss on condition that he never again viewed the mortal coil. However, while in Heaven, Bob heard a disturbing rumour that Partial Reptile, the act responsible for his death, was releasing a new single and even working on a new EP. Bob couldn't resist peeping, to know for sure. And it was true, Partial Reptile had released a new Double A-Side; We Make the Sun / The Winter Snow and both were indeed from an 'in the works' EP called Pseudomusic.

When we last left Bob, he was in Hell, where he'd been sentenced to an eternity of listening to Partial Reptile. Now, Bob's story continues…

Bob's ears were bleeding, he'd been listening to the same 56 minutes of Partial Reptile noise, 24/7 for a whole two months now. If he wasn't already dead, he'd kill himself.

To upgrade his punishment, Satan FM had added the new Partial Reptile single, We Make the Sun, to the play list, and he hated that even more than Industrial Lullabies.

With the addition, however, he did get the occasional break when every six hours the noise was interrupted by a newscast of Partial Reptile updates. Over the next few weeks he learned that recording of the EP had finished, and that it was due to be mastered and released sometime in the next couple of months.

Bob was pissed! So much so that he began to devise a plan to escape Hell and return to the mortal coil, to stop Partial Reptile. Unfortunately, his plan was discovered, and as punishment;
The promotional video for the single We Make the Sun was played over and over again while he listened to the audio.

>For full details on the new Partial Reptile single, We Make the Sun, and to keep up to date with the progress of the forthcoming EP, Pseudomusic, visit;
www.partialreptile.com

The Double A-Side singles, We Make the Sun and The Winter Snow can be heard at www.myspace.com/partialreptile or purchased (CD & Download) from www.downloadmusic.ie?artist=52

Partial Reptile's debut album (Released May 2007) can be downloaded COMPLETELY FREE in MP3 format in the A/V Room section of www.partialreptile.com

Hi Folks, just a quick note to let you know about this. Eerie Streets is a place where Eddie Hunt, an amateur author publishes his short novels, one chapter a week. His current story is a Heaven / Hell Fantasy thing called Lea, and I've compiled 9 tracks to help further destroy his reader's minds (and yours, of course).



Mostly just instrumental or alternative versions of tracks from the last album and forthcoming EP, but there's also 2 brand new tracks. And, as always, all tracks are free to download.



You can find it at eeriestreets.com - or eeriestreets.com/soundtrack.php to be more precise.



You can also find Eerie Streets on Myspace at myspace.com/eeriestreets



Hope you enjoy.



Oh, and since it's coming close to that time of year again and I mightn't get a chance to do this later;



A very Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year to all of you. Thank you for all your support in the past year. I'll drop a message early in the new year with a release date for Pseudomusic.



Take Care.

We Make the Sun online
You can now check out the promo video for the new single, We Make the Sun, at youtube.com/partialreptile or if you like the track you can purchase it in MP3 format (DRM free) from downloadmusic.ie, (99c) - all major credit cards as well as laser accepted.

If you don't have a credit card but are in Ireland, then you can pay with phone credit by texting Music 344 to 57501 and then download it from downloadmusic.ie with a password they text you back (€1).

If you like the track, please do considder buying it. But even if you don't want to spend your hard-earned cash, please go have a watch anyway. And if you have a youtube account, please leave a comment or rate it.

G.O.D. To promote the new singles and Satan to pay the bills as Bob embarks on the journey of his lifetime. A reading from the book of Reptile.



The night was cold, wet and depressing. Life seemed like it couldn't get any worse. Bob was at the lowest point of his existence. All of a sudden, an enchanting vocal choir became audible in the distance, backed by melodic, emotive piano playing and a string quartet of indescribable beauty. Life seemed better, things might not be as bad as he'd imagined. Then the inconsiderate neighbors started playing that partial reptile noise again. Bob killed himself.



As his blood pooled on the floor of his apartment, something that would eventually make him turn in his grave was happening thousands of miles away. partial reptile was working hard on the follow-up to his debut album, Industrial Lullabies.



The new EP, pseudomusic was well on it's way to being released as a finished product. But there were things to be done first, such as making a music video and releasing a single. The music video emerged in the form of The Winter Snow, a reflective, slow and depressing piece of music set to like-minded visuals. Some though this was it, this was the next partial reptile release. They were wrong.



Behind the scenes, partial reptile was putting the finishing touches to the second part of the puzzle. The second A in the double A-side that was to become We Make the Sun / The Winter Snow simultaneous single release.



Bob had made it to heaven. He was surprised. He'd always been a bit of a bastard. But, nevertheless, he reached the pearly gates with an all access pass and a guarantee of eternal bliss as long as he never again viewed the mortal world. After several days of happiness, Bob heard a disturbing rumour; partial reptile had another video on the way. Unable to rest in paradise while this was a possibility, Bob glanced at the mortal world. partial reptile was indeed about to release a new video for We Make the Sun, on Monday 12th of November. And to make matters worse, the singles were going on sale at the same time through http://www.downloadmusic.ie/?artist=52. As if this news wasn't devastating enough to Bob, he was cast out of Heaven for viewing the mortal coil and condemned to an eternity of listening to non-stop partial reptile while having hot pokers inserted into his nostrils.



But something even more sinister had happened. It turns out that the being known as God, was actually a music agency who had been hired by partial reptile just a few days beforehand. On realising that Bob's destiny was in their hands, the Good Ol' Deception Music Agency (GOD for short) had devised a plan that would rake up substantial royalty cheques from Satan FM.



During this time partial reptile hit on an ingenious idea; why not give away loads of free music? So partial reptile gave Industrial Lullabies away on his website http://www.partialreptile.com. Even now, minutes later, the album is still available to download for anyone who wants a copy.



partial reptile also put the new singles, We Make the Sun and The Winter Snow in his MySpace player at http://www.partialreptile.com.



In the months that were to follow, partial reptile would release the EP, pseudomusic, and Bob would embark on an epic quest to cleanse his ears of partial reptile noise. But that's a story for another day.



'More sense of musical rebellion in a single track than most indie bands can muster in a career...' Jackie Hayden, Hotpress.



'Icy Ambient at it's most disturbing... fear and beauty aplenty...its chills up the spine time...an indelible and gloomy glamour...' Overplay



Download Industrial Lullabies and keep up to date with the latest news on pseudomusic and Bob at:

http://www.partialreptile.com



Listen to the new tracks and converse at:

http://www.myspace.com/partialreptile



Purchase stuff at:

http://www.downloadmusic.ie/?artist=52

(We Make the Sun and The Winter Snow available from Monday 12th of November)



Watch video-like things at:

http://www.youtube.com/partialreptile

(We Make the Sun video available from Monday 12th of November)

Hey all,

just a quick note to say that Partial Reptile is the featured artist on path Radio (path.com) this week.

We Make the Sun, Soldier, All Can See and Wound are all there for you to listen.

Partial Reptile finally set up a Bebo account. Partial Reptile isn't sure why. Partial Reptile keeps getting told it's great. Partial Reptile so far doesn't see it. But Partial Reptile is open to new things.

Are you a Bebo user? If so, Partial Reptile would be delighted to have you as a Friend or Fan, please visit:

http://www.bebo.com/partialreptile

Jackie Hayden, Hotpress


If anyone's picking up this fortnight's issue of Hotpress (Sopranos cover), Jackie Hayden reviews Industrial Lullabies in his First Cuts colum.



My personal pick of his words:



'Partial Reptile has a greater sense of musical rebellion in one track than most indie bands can muster in a career'



Check it out. Pg 94.



And thank you Mr. Hayden




Overplay

An Interview one week, a review the next, PR likes Overplay.

They had some things to say about the All Can See single.

you can read what they had to say here