ThatвЂ™s not to say that Teen Suicide is no longer lo-fi, because they definitely are, but the distortion and mud are slathered on in a way that doesnвЂ™t feel obstructive of the songs themselves. Compared to their previous records and EPs, such as 2012вЂ™s i will be my own hell because there is a devil inside my body and waste yrself, Big Joyous has a much greater sense of purpose and clarity, even down to the production itself. Over the course of sixty-nine minutes and twenty-six songs, Big Joyous comes across as a definitive statement for the band if only by virtue of its sheer size and scope. The band themselves, amid all the swirling hype around the album (вЂњOMG theyвЂ™re totally breaking up this timeвЂќ) note on their site that this is the last Teen Suicide record by virtue of the fact that they will be continuing under a different name after this album (and who could blame them, honestly, for wanting to change their name from вЂњTeen SuicideвЂќ).Д®ven with that out of the way, itвЂ™s easy to see why this album could be relatively simply digested as a farewell. ItвЂ™s the Big Joyous Celebration, LetвЂ™s Stir the Honeypot is being marketed as Teen SuicideвЂ™s swan song, but letвЂ™s clear up first that it is not. In the past couple of years since their so-called reunion, rumors built that the band was planning on releasing one last proper album before finally calling it quits, and on April 1 st that album was released on Run for Cover. Originally as a means to court the enthusiasm for the band after its brief dissolution, Ray and the guys got back together and began playing shows again, often with collaborators/friends like Alex G and Elvis Depressedly. But in the brief absence of Teen Suicide as an entity, the groupвЂ™s popularity skyrocketed, led by an increasingly fervent fan base on Tumblr. Even with all the activity though, and a decent following, the group (mostly the outlet for RayвЂ™s own songs more than a traditional band) вЂњdisbandedвЂќ in January of 2013, but returned to performing in various capacities by the end of the same year.Д«y all accounts, it looked like Ray was going to focus on his other projects, the semi-folky Julia Brown and the warped electronics of Ricky Eat Acid. Subscribe to and we will keep you updated on future news.Since 2011, Teen Suicide, with Maryland singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Sam Ray at the helm, has been fairly consistently lobbing explosive blasts of genre-scattered lo-fi emo/indie pop onto the internet via Bandcamp.

Authorities are also looking for any other reasons why the girls could have committed suicide other than for the reason of Zayn leaving One Direction. вЂњTragicвЂќ, says psychologist Anna Henley, вЂњfor individuals to take their own lifeвЂ™s for a reason like that, just shows how much power these artists and celebrities have over people, and itвЂ™s not a good thingвЂќ. вЂњI canвЂ™t believe itвЂќ says the mother of one of the girls who committed suicide, вЂњI never thought it would end like this for her, for a petty reason like that boy leave his groupвЂќ, finished the mother as she began to cry for her daughter. Authorities have chose to conceal the identities of the deceased and their method of suicide. Authorities have also revealed that they were all females within the age range of 11-15. On Twitter, fans began to upload pictures of themselves cutting their wrists in a way to show their disapproval of Zayn Malik leaving the group which made him who he is today.ДЄuthorities are reporting that six have already committed suicide because of ZaynвЂ™s departure. Zayn MalikвЂ™s departure caused a lot of shock to One Direction fans and even non fans, The majority of whom are 12-20 year old females. According to reports, there have been a total of six suicides since the day Zayn Malik announced he was leaving popular boy band One Direction.

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