Triumph of Life Records
215 Robindale Dr.
Berlin, CT 06037

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YOU CAN ALSO GET OUR STUFF AT:
Interpunk, Vinyl Collective

My Heart to Joy at the Same Tone - Virgin Sails July 2008 - $4 - Available on 7" Three new jams to accompany the audience's taunts of "more amps". Recorded somewhere in Maine in the middle of Winter, now available on vinyl and ready to be played at maximum volume.

Wingnut Dishwashers Union/James K Polk and the Family of Friends - Split - $4 Nov 2008 - Available on 7" The first ever vinyl release from Brattleboro, Vermont's legendary acoustic renegade Pat the Bunny, previously known under the monkier of Johnny Hobo & the Freight Trains. Pat contributes three new acoustic songs to this split, along with two from the country-tinged James K Polk and the Family of Friends.

O Pioneers!!!/The Anchor - Split - $4 June 2008 - Available on 7" Record A split 7" between "orgcore" heroes the O Pioneers!!! and Houston's The Anchor, finally released after a year in the works. Now available in a multitude of colors. 1 new song from the O Pioneers!!! and two from The Anchor. For Fans of Hot Water Music, American Steel and kids with beards.

Angleworm -This is Propaganda - $2 August 2007 - Available on Cassette with CD-R A home recorded acoustic cassette that includes four brand new songs and two classics. All tapes come with the CD-R version as well, and are hand-numbered out of 100.

My Hear to Joy at the Same Tone- Heavenly Bodies - $2 July 2007 - Available on CD-R "Heavenly Bodies" is the introductory work of central Connecticut's My Heart to Joy, recorded in the summer of 2007 as only a trio. 6 songs that fall somewhere under the veil of "punk", with obvious influence from the Dischord catalog and 90's screamo. In and out of print as the band feels like it. Out of Print. Download here.

Angleworm- Ruin Your $cene- $5 May 2007 - Available on CD After self-releasing several albums, New Haven's ska/punk 4-piece brings us their finest work as of yet. 11 songs of straight-foward catchy punk music, with cynical lyrics about "the system", the music scene and their local ivy league university...all guaranteed to be perfect sing-a-longs.