Michael Trapp of CrimsonFaced releases the stunning "Captain Freak" instrumental album. Thirteen songs of rock and roll majesty, a tapestry of rock's powerful take no prisoners history. Bored of all the nameless faceless rock of the new decade, Mike gives music's boring landscape a serious kick in the ass.

1. Video (instrumental)
2. Lost in U (instrumental)
3. The Creeps (instrumental)
4. My Lover's Eyes (instrumental)
5. Blameless (instrumental)
6. Crazy (instrumental)
7. Sex Song (instrumental)
8. Sober (instrumental)
9. Terrified (instrumental)
10. Apology (instrumental)
11. The Garden (instrumental)
12. Wounded (instrumental)
13. Wrong (instrumental)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/16/2011
CrimsonFaced lives in Pennsylvania USA

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Industrial

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