PRE-ORDER. Will be shipped at the end of March 2023.
UK customers, please visit Say Something Records for pre-orders in your beautiful country.
The Biggest Bundle includes:
- ‘The Big Bucks’ on limited macaroni coloured, clear yellow vinyl incl. lyric sheet and download card. Limited to 312 copies.
- The Big Buzz - a versatile Fuzz pedal of which the circuitry is based on the famous mid-century ‘Tone Bender’ Fuzz pedal. These pedals are made by BONY MACARONI’s very own, man on the bass, Jeroen. LIMITED TO 10 – Don’t think, just spend the big bucks!
- The ‘Dumb Rich Asshole’ wallet with a sewn on black patch white embroidery. The displayed mock-up will slightly vary from the finished product.
- You can choose between the ‘Grind Me into the Paste’ black hoodie (printed on Fruit of the Loom Classic Hooded Sweater. 100% cotton.) or the ‘The Big Bucks’ white T-shirt (printed on Continental Earth Positive Heavy - Organic & Fair-trade. 100% cotton)
“BONY MACARONI are here to make decay sexy and infectious.”
There are not many bands – well, at least there are not enough – that are able to tell their personal story with lyrical depth, while being catchy and not taking themselves too seriously at the same time. The reasons for that are simple: First of all, this is probably THE artistic goal that most artists are striving for and, secondly, it takes more than just musical brilliance, one has to be a good and honest human being as well. It’s not an exaggeration to assume that emo poppers BONY MACARONI do the trick. Their album debut ‘The Big Bucks’ is an autobiographical, anti-capitalistic concept album protesting the influence of ‘big money’ on our society. It deals with loss and toxic cycles, both romantical and economical – good-humoured and in a VERY catchy manner.
For Fans of scene darlings like THE FRONT BOTTOMS, MODERN BASEBALL or THE HOTELIER. But not exclusively.
Track List:
1. F.I.
2. MDA
3. The Big Bucks
4. Marissa
5. Grind Me into the Paste
6. (Covered) in Scabs
7. Bombs Away
8. Hollow
9. Disappoint You
10. The Claw
11. The Best I Can Do
