Mike locked himself away in his "Sober Sucks Studios"--lovingly caressing his guitar strings in the most god-awful perverted way. His poor keyboard was banged and hammered from one end of the studio to the other. Between psychotherapy sessions Mike and his mixer/therapist Paul Kurzweil, wrote and recorded 18 songs, 13 of which come together on the deliciously demented and aptly titled "Lunatic Binge".

1. Pretty People
2. Sublime
3. Lost Innocense
4. Drunk
5. Ocean Beach
6. So I Can Sleep
7. Sick
8. Sail
9. Long Long Way Down
10. Meditations
11. Make Me Pure
12. One
13. Light

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/24/2010
CrimsonFaced lives in Pennsylvania USA

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Industrial

1. El Zoo by Horstreich: noisy, friendly, fierce and beautiful, rock and roll
2. Loepoenk by Horstreich: noisy, friendly, fierce and beautiful, rock and roll
3. Requiem by Firesphere: Big epic dark heavy and soul shaking
4. The More I Want, The More I Get by Breaker: grit, guts, gall and Granite
5. Crisis by The Napoleon Blown Aparts: obnoxious high-energy rock
6. Kettleblack by Kettleblack: original, blues-based rock and roll
7. Flesh of the Witch by Ceremony of Darkness: Step into the darkness and surround yourself in intense rock
8. 13 by Ceremony of Darkness: Step into the darkness and surround yourself in intense rock
9. Middle Age Suicide by Rocket City Riot: high energy rock and roll
10. Pop Killer by Rocket City Riot: high energy rock and roll
11. Starborn by Opera Rock: 80's sound, metal Riffs and cinematic interludes to blow your mind
12. Psychic Dissonance from the Unself (instrumental) by Candidate: Hook-laden anthems of survival and triumph
13. You Might Like This Better Than Me by Chinaski: dark and driving energetic alternative rock
14. Dead Frequencies by Marker Beacon: Modern Heavy Metal
15. Now we Rise by Damsel Down: uplifting rock to take the top down and drive to
16. Conquers The World by Electric Frankenstein: high energy punk rock & roll
17. The First Words by Hybris: gothic darkwave hard-edged rock
18. Psychic Dissonance From The Unself by Candidate: Hook-laden anthems of survival and triumph

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