released that November as ‘Live In Your Living Room’ on VHS tape and VCD but never reissued
which was partly inspired by his experience of watching Lee “Scratch" Perry produce records at Island Records’ studios in the 1970s
the exquisite darkness of David Lynch’s movies and - on tracks like Devotion and Higher - the thunderous energy of leftfield rave music
He and Max lock into a deadly call-and-response in homage to Hellraiser that’s as vicious as it is vital
Bill Stephens joined the band for their final studio release entitled Raygun
MAL - ONE HOZIER released that November as ‘LiveLP Limited Standard Edition Black Vinyl. Only 500 copies pressed in this edition. For Mal Ones second dub album he pulled the dub versions of these tracks, as they seemed to work together as an album. New York City Punk (New York Dub), 45 Random Punk Memories (45 Random Dub), Machine Bubble Disco (Machine Bubble Dub), I Used To Play Bass In A Punk Rock Band (I used to play Dub), Never Seen A Bad Picture of Debbie Harry ( Never seen a Bad Dub), Punk
