The Album the U.S. Government Doesn't Want You to Hear

[Toxichighway]

In the late 2000s, P.J. Hearn was fed up. His only "crime" was honesty. He had worked for a local government agency and had become aware of some "questionable activity" involving several of his co-workers. Despite many close friends and colleagues urging him to "just keep it quiet", Hearn did quite the opposite, bringing his concerns up with his supervisor.

That was how it started, and before you knew it, he was the target of retaliatory attacks from those that he once trusted. He eventually quit the position, pushed out for doing the right thing.

And now we're back to the beginning, where a "fed up" P.J. Hearn decided to get his revenge. But not with physical violence. Instead, he enlisted the help of two friends to channel his rage through music, and Leadsucker was born.

"Burn", their debut album, is due out on August 28th via Toxic Highway Recordings. True to its inspiration, it's a bleak, unrelenting attack on American ideals and politics, with confrontational lyrics that are sure to polarize listeners right down the middle. Want to know if it's right for you? Then have a listen:

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Gross Incompetence


Haute Culture


America Doesn't Give a Fuck About You


Additionally, the entire 30-track album is available as a pre-order in iTunes for just $7.99 which equals out to just over a quarter per track.

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[Toxichighway]

"Amidst 30 tracks, 3 clock in above the one minute mark, while the majority - logically enough - come to you as short shock shrapnels of ruthless sonic efficiency." - Noise Shaft

Leadsucker's debut album "Burn" is now available from Toxic Highway Recordings, and we've got a plethora of ways for you to check it out!

If you're a fan of digital releases, the album is available on Bandcamp for just $2, which includes 7 bonus tracks excised from the original album! Alternatively, you can also stream and preview every track in its entirety.

If you're one of the few dwindling fans of CD, you can order those direct from Leadsucker's website. Or, if you like your music completely free, we have you covered, too, courtesy of The Pirate Bay!

"Burn" is a scathing indictment of American ideals and politics that eschews the manufactured theatrics of similar bands to create an album of raw and surprisingly heartfelt honesty.

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