It's been a few months since we've updated the webstore and we've got a couple of new titles in there, notably some of the newer Release the Bats Records releases and the new Monozid album on both CD and vinyl LP format. Towards the tail end of 2009 the webstore didn't expand nearly as much, and there's been less new titles finding their way in there, but hopefully come the warmer months of 2010 we'll start to put some more new stuff in there. In the meantime, check out the new stuff:
www.hungryeyerecords.com/store.html

-Monozid- Say Hello to Artificial Grey CD & LP
-Peter Wright Bright Failing Star LP
-Skull Defekts- the Drone Drug CD
-Blue Sabbath Black Cheer- Crows Eat the Eyes from the Leviathan's Carcass CD
-NTHnthsthSTH- A Uton and Anthony Milton Collaboration LP
-Raccoo-oo-oon- s/t CD
-Utmarken compilation 10"

Also, a few things have sold out, and some more titles are running low. We've also got the following things "on special" for the new 2 months:

Deadbeats- all the material by Deadbeats-related projects (that's Deadbeats and Jungle Crow) bundled together for $22.

Both Raccoo-oo-oon CDs we have in stock for $21.

Check it out!

Though it's not a Hungry Eye release per se, we are happy to announce the teaming up of Mt Sims with Italy's Punch Records for the release of Happily Ever After... Again. After the release of Happily Ever After, Matt continued to work non-stop in the studio on new material with one song following the other. By the time a european version of Happily Ever After was under consideration, there was enough a wealth of new material and the european version started to look like a sequel to the story of Happily Ever After. Included are alternate mixes of "the Bitten Bite Back," "Grave," and "Love's Revenge" from Happily Ever After, and "Unwound" from the A Grave EP along with 10 new never before released songs.

This will be out in late January 2010 and is available for pre-order now (in a pre-order package that includes a limited edition t-shirt). Have a look here for pre-order information!

Some more info below:

Like the sequel to a novel, Mt.Sims (Matt Sims) returns with his magnum opus entitled "Happily Ever After...Again!" as the final response to his previously released album "Happily Ever After". This new album begins where the last one left off, asking the questions "why am i here", and "how can i transcend myself". With songs like Grave and The Bitten bite back linking the past to the present, Sims's text dissect the human condition, giving it a hard look and pointing out the repercussions and could be repercussions of our behavior. As one sinks deeper in the head of Mt.Sims, it becomes clear that this album is a story dealing with faith and the worship of ideology. From the perspective a solider with many faces, Sims skips around from army to army, side to side, life to death, present to forgotten. From song to song, the one can hear a voice questioning his own identity and the way that he sees the world. Candy coated, a song of violent obsession, screams in ending "how could you love me to destroy me?" Disappearing act drives like a car on a never-ending highway. What the driver must deliver is his own soul. As Sims sings " I see my footprints on the floor but i can't see myself anymore", one can realize the voice crying out from the speaker, in an acousmatic tradition, is separated from its owner who at this point has vanished from site. As the Soldier changes faces, he is Orpheus, he is a Kamikaze pilot, he is the ghost of childhood, he is a gypsy and he is finally Matt Sims. This album is a journey where fiction and fact intertwine and leave cold impressions about human behavior and our need to believe in something. Lyrically this album shows that most of the time our ideologies need us. From floating psychedelic textures and screeching synths to strange yet beautiful melodies that writhe and twist around deadly disco beats, one can come closer to understanding the necessity of contradiction in modernity. One may find themselves by losing themselves in this soon to be cult classic. A mixture of Electronic and acoustic, this album delivers an environment to question all that you believe is true.... but don't believe a word we say.

RELEASE DATE 30 JANUARY 2010

Tracklist:

1. The Bitten Bite Back

2. Grave

3. Love's Revenge

4. Unwound

5. Candy Coated

6. Disappearing Act

7. In Exile

8. Hellbent

9. New Authority Volunteers

10. Fall Back

11. The Shattering Of Cyrstal

12. A Simple View 13. Fragile Breaks Fragile 14. Shelter

The last, sadly posthumous EP by the short lived but very promising Red Voice Choir is now available from Hungry Eye as release EYE19. In conjunction with the band, as promised, we are offering this record to download for free through our website.

Check out the band's page on the Hungry Eye site right here and go right ahead and download the EP from this link right here.

Copies of their previous EP "A Thousand Reflections" are still available on our webstore and through the great Atakra Records if you'd like to pick those up as well!