Get all 19 Heathen's Home Recordings releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Power Trip, The Zac Album (Split w/ Men of Low Culture), Giant Ants vs. Tesla Coils (Life Under the Skin), Bone (Music from the Motion Picture), The Equalizer (Quarantine Version), The Mountain II: Our Great Darkness, Four Thousand Leagues, The Worm Has Turned, and 11 more.
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We Build Cruel Men
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Time is Against Me
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The Pearl
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Blood and Stone
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Grand Mal
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The Architect
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RX (The Vagus Nerve)
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Allomone
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Birthday/Funeral
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Heathen's Home Recordings Cincinnati, Ohio
"Fusing metal and post Newtonian fluid ska shouldn't work, but Zac takes it and makes something truly wonderful. A treat for
the eyes and senses" - Davell Gabblemill, "The Uninteresting Times"
"I dont know why you keep calling me, I dont have anything to say about that terrible album you sent me" - Nick Pigles, "Rock and Roll World"
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