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| Better Ways to Self Destruct | ||||
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| EP by easyworld | ||||
| Released | 2001 | |||
| Recorded | 2000–2001 | |||
| Genre | Indie rock | |||
| Label | Fierce Panda | |||
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Better Ways to Self Destruct is the 2001 EP by easyworld, an Eastbourne-based indie rock band. This was the band's second release, after their "Hundredweight" single, and this EP contained that earlier single, a new version of b-side "You Make Me Want To Drink Bleach" and 5 new songs, all recorded in lead singer David Ford's bedroom in his parents' house.
While the EP's recording budget was somewhat limited, the band still managed to build up a small fanbase, touring with King Adora, and undertaking headlining tours of their own. 5 tracks on this EP (all except "Lights Out", "Someone Do Something" and "Compilation Blues") were re-recorded for This is Where I Stand, the band's debut album proper, appearing a year later in 2002.
Track listing
- "Lights Out"
- "Hundredweight"
- "Junkies & Whores"
- "Someone Do Something"
- "A Stain to Never Fade"
- "U Make Me Want To Drink Bleach (Stylophone Mix)"
- "Try Not To Think"
- "Compilation Blues"
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