Schoolyard Heroes-Discography

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Schoolyard Heroes the Discography

Funeral Sciences 2003:
Track listing

"Curse of the Werewolf" – 3:14
"All-You-Can-Eat Cancer" – 3:54
"The Mechanical Man vs. the Robot From the Outer Limits" – 2:09
"Dawn Of The Dead" – 2:45
"Blood-Spattered Sundress" – 2:45
"Attack of the Puppet People" – 2:49
"Bury the Tooth of the Hydra and a Skeleton Army Will Arise" – 3:19
"The Klaw" – 2:21
"Michael Dudakoff: American Ninja" – 3:32
"Contra" – 2:01
"Boyfriend" – 2:43
"Sincerely Yours, Jonathan Harker" – 5:24

Fantastic Wounds 2005
Track listing

Body Shots" - 1:02
"Panic in the Year Zero" - 4:08
"Serial Killers Know How to Party" - 3:29
"Centaur: Half-Man Half-Motorcycle" - 4:22
"They Live" - 3:46
"Battlestar Anorexia" - 3:36
"Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" - 4:28
"Funeral Parlor Tricks" - 3:55
"Nothing Cleanses Quite Like Fire" - 5:42
"The Girl Who was Born Without a Face" - 3:49

Abomanations 2007
Track listing

1.Untitled-2:45
2."The Plastic Surgery Hall of Fame"-3:21
3."Cemetery Girls"-5:14
4."Violence is All The Rage"-3:10
5."Children of the Night"-3:45
6."The Last Man on Earth"-3:22
7."Razorblade Kisses"-3:31
8."Sometimes They Come Back"-4:37
9."Beautiful Woman Hunter"-4:33
10."All the Pretty Corpses"-5:15
11."Screaming “Theater” in a Crowded Fire" 5:58

History

They originated in Tacoma, Washington where Ryann, Steve, and Jonah attended Charles Wright Academy, a private school in University Place. They first garnered attention in 2003, after winning second place in Experience Music Project's Sound Off! Competition. They continued on to make a debut album, The Funeral Sciences. 2005 saw the release of their second effort, Fantastic Wounds and a nationwide tour with Vendetta Red. They have been featured in the Seattle newspaper The Stranger.
Singer Ryann Donnelly claims that the band has its roots in the year 2000, when she and the band attempted to play a cover of a Misfits song, "Last Caress", but were cut off due to offensive lyricism (they were playing a Christian Battle of the Bands function).
The Heroes entered the studio on January 16, 2007, to record their third full-length record, titled Abominations. Recording wrapped on February 3, 2007, and the album was released on September 18, 2007 on a major-label, Stolen Transmission, for the first time. The band announced a nation-wide tour to showcase their new album.
On March 20, 2007, Schoolyard Heroes debuted a song on their PureVolume music page. "Dude, Where's My Skin?" went on to become the website's most downloaded song of the day. After a short 24-hour stint, the song was removed.
In early 2008, the band completed a nationwide tour, opening for the Seattle-based band Aiden.
The band announced their breakup on November 20, 2009.
On December 30, 2009, the band posted an announcement on their Myspace about a "new project" that they called Blood Cells.This is a band featuring both Jonah Bergman and Ryann Donnelly, as well as two new members. Their musical style is extremely similar to that of the Schoolyard Heroes, and they had announced through their email newsletter that they are working on new material, but later said it was an error.
After a handful of Blood Cells shows, Ryann returned to playing dance pop solo shows and moved to New York. She has been releasing new songs through her own label The Lonely Hearts Singles Club.
In 2011, Jonah Bergman joined a resurrected Vendetta Red.

Technical:
187MB total
The Funeral Sciences trt: 00:36:58
Fantastic Wounds trt: 00:38:23
Abominations trt: 00:45:36
Format MP3
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