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On Sunday November 28th, I (Chris Blasucci) will be performing Hair Rocket material solo. My two masterful friends John Beacher and Louis Sparre will also share their talents on the stage of John and Peters in New Hope Pa. Hair Rocket the band will resume public shows after the new record hits the shelves in the spring!

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Listening to Novelty the self-released EP by Hair Rocket forced me to come once again face-to-face with my last breakup. Like any good breakup, it’s equal parts dark, mysterious and bizarre. Despite the deeply personal nature of the lyrics, they are no less relatable. Chris Blasucci (former multi-instrumentalist for Aderbat) wrote and released Novelty after a particularly messy split. The chaos that he endured is shared for all to hear on his debut album. First of all, Blasucci is not only creating subversive and introspective music, he is also starting a Hair Rocket movement. One where participants remove locks of their own hair, attach them to projectiles and then unleash these projectiles into the atmosphere, thus, giving you an elevated perspective – pretty twisted stuff. Novelty is Blasucci’s Hair Rocket. Instrumentally heavy, the album has an abstract quality. You never know where the next track will lead you. Songs shift between having simple melodies with barely there drums keeping time in the background like “Come Here Be Near” to the aptly titled “Electrical” where you could swear your toaster fell into the bathwater. But why the hell would your toaster be in your bathroom anyways? In the world of Hair Rocket, it all makes sense. That’s what listening to Novelty does to you. You connect with Hair Rocket, even if you don’t understand what is going on. With this EP, we are introduced to what can happen when a Berklee dropout takes what he has learned, what he has felt and what he has tolerated, smashes them all together and hopes for the best. Lucky for us, the result pretty much kicks ass. You can check out and download Noveltyhere for FREE. He also has limited edition vinyl that comes with some goodies available at Insound. myspace.com/hairrocket - Meaghan McCafferty

Check out Hair Rocket’s 10 song sacrifice
Check out Insounds 10th Anniversary party at Brooklyn Bowl
Check out Perry Farrell’s “I Like ‘Em Big”
Check out The Antlers record release at The Mercury Lounge
Check out Deerhunter, Dan Deacon pool party
Check out ATP with Flaming Lips
Check out Adam “Beastie Boy” Yauch
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