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* Appeared on ''Generation Dead: A Compilation from the Dark Side of Music'', released 2010 on Dead Records with their track "Where the Blood May Lead".
* Appeared on ''Generation Dead: A Compilation from the Dark Side of Music'', released 2010 on Dead Records with their track "Where the Blood May Lead".
* Appeared on ''Devolution Magazine: Essential Summer Listening'', released 2009 by ''Devolution Magazine'' in the UK with their track "Cocaine and Caffeine".
* Appeared on ''Devolution Magazine: Essential Summer Listening'', released 2009 by ''Devolution Magazine'' in the UK with their track "Cocaine and Caffeine".
* Appeared on ''Mecha Organa Vol. 2'', released 2009 by ''The Apparatus'' in the USA with their track "Where the Blood May Lead".
* Appeared on ''Before the Calm Returns'', released 2007 on Before the Calm Returns Records with their track "Murdered and Dumped in the Willow".
* Appeared on ''Before the Calm Returns'', released 2007 on Before the Calm Returns Records with their track "Murdered and Dumped in the Willow".


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Headkase
Background information
OriginBrisbane, Queensland, Australia
GenresCircus metal, shock rock, experimental metal, nu metal
Years active2001–present
MembersTodd Hansen
Brett Hansen
Raleigh Valemont
Tristan Sykes
Dylan DK Star
Nutty Dotforest
Websitewww.headkase.net

Headkase are an Australian avant-garde metal band from Brisbane, Queensland, formed in 2001. Headkase consists of six members, and are known for theatrical and energetic stage shows, circus-themed masks and facepaint. Often compared to acts like Mr. Bungle, the band combine many musical styles such as metal, jazz, techno, salsa, swing, and circus music.

Biography

After forming in early 2001, Headkase self-released a demo/EP titled The Beginning and eventually went on to open for such touring acts as Hed PE, Killing Joke, Skinlab, Jerk, Blood Duster, Devolved and Testeagles. Their full-length studio album The Worm County Circus was released in early 2009. The album was well received outside of Australia, with US magazine "Infernal Masquerade" describing it as "one of the most interesting albums of this year".[1]

Discography

The Worm County Circus (2009)[2]

  1. Opening One-Liner
  2. The Pirate Bit
  3. Where The Blood May Lead
  4. Murdered And Dumped In The Willow
  5. Discombobulated Alcoholiday
  6. A Song Called Life
  7. Cocaine And Caffeine
  8. Survival Of The World
  9. Deja Vous
  10. Superfluous
  11. Onchocerciasis
  12. Hannibal Licked Her
  13. Come Alive!

The Beginning (2001)

  1. Raise Some Hell
  2. Deja Vous
  3. Allouette And The Lava Lamp
  4. Hannibal Licked Her
  5. Get Your Potions
  6. Deceit
  7. Halloween Dies

Appearances on compilations

  • Appeared on Generation Dead: A Compilation from the Dark Side of Music, released 2010 on Dead Records with their track "Where the Blood May Lead".
  • Appeared on Devolution Magazine: Essential Summer Listening, released 2009 by Devolution Magazine in the UK with their track "Cocaine and Caffeine".
  • Appeared on Mecha Organa Vol. 2, released 2009 by The Apparatus in the USA with their track "Where the Blood May Lead".
  • Appeared on Before the Calm Returns, released 2007 on Before the Calm Returns Records with their track "Murdered and Dumped in the Willow".

Australian tour

The May and June 2010 Australian tour consisted upon Adelaide, Sydney, Newcastle, Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The band performed alongside Todd Hansen's Adelaide-based band KcaveMen in every city.[3]

References

  1. ^ "Headkase – The Worm County Circus (2009) < Review". http://www.infernalmasquerade.com. Retrieved 5 May 2010. {{cite web}}: External link in |publisher= (help); Text "Infernal Masquerade" ignored (help)
  2. ^ "Headkase < Interview". http://www.ravemagazine.com.au. Retrieved 5 May 2010. {{cite web}}: External link in |publisher= (help); Text "Rave Magazine" ignored (help)
  3. ^ "Headkase interview – Music Vice speaks to Brett Hansen from the Aussie circus-metal outfit < Interview". http://www.musicvice.com. Retrieved 5 May 2010. {{cite web}}: External link in |publisher= (help); Text "Music Vice" ignored (help)
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