Self Parody Discography
Self Parody has released 12 albums. Below are album details and links where you can buy each album. Click on the song titles to view lyrics for songs.
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Release Date: February, 2021
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Recorded at Fajima Home Studio, Robbinsville, NJ This work of chaotic rock art took many, many years to complete. Politics, malaise, and porn has never been so irreverent, until now. Some say this is the final Self Parody album. Others say it's just the beginning. |
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Release Date: October, 2014
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Recorded at Fajima Home Studio, Robbinsville, NJ A return to lyrical form for this album. Expect kids ruining everything, tea party pride, and accepting holes on this upcoming release. Also expect to rock your balls off. And if you don't have balls buy a couple so you can rock those off. |
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Release Date: August, 2013
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Recorded at Fajima Home Studio, Robbinsville, NJ A varied mix of instrumentals ranging from the dark to the playful. Song titles matching the emotion of each song. Subtle, plaintive, yet ever so unnerving at times. Finally, an album without vocals. Finally, an album to believe in. |
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Release Date: April, 2011
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Recorded at Fajima Home Studio, Robbinsville, NJ The eponymous, playful, wacky, slightly poignant, and personal account of the man parading around as himself. Certainly more upbeat that previous efforts. And for the first time ever... no cuss words! |
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Release Date: July, 2009
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Recorded at Fajima Home Studio, Robbinsville, NJ Two years in the making, "Not the Zoo But..." is a period piece. The songs evoke themes of life, loss, and transition. But not all is serious - embedded are quirky pieces guaranteed to make you move your leg in a 45 degree angle of either pure delirious joy or mild discomfort. |
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Release Date: July, 2007
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Recorded at Fajima Home Studio, Robbinsville, NJ Politics, love, dolphins, and murder permeates this random Self Parody release. A lot more upbeat than the previous "Dance With the Devil" release. Also, the first album to be released on major online retail sites. |
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Release Date: October, 2006
Not currently available for public sale. Recorded at Fajima Home Studio, Robbinsville, NJ The third album in the Karen/Ithica/Devil trio finds Self Parody in a sexful, somber, dark, and bitter state. Although some songs are fueled with latent fervor sexuality (like "Un Tit Led" and "He Used to Fold Five...") other songs are downright depressing - case in point, "I Feel Hollow". One of Self Parody's unsettling and darkest material. |
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Release Date: March, 2006
Not currently available for public sale. Recorded at Fajima Home Studio, Robbinsville, NJ Worked on simultaneously with the lighter "Our Favourite Karen". "Ithica" is Winston's softer, poetic, personal side. Songs about doubt, halitosis, and pornography strewn throughout this release. Self Parody's most acoustic release. |
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Release Date: July, 2005
Not currently available for public sale. Recorded at Fajima Home Studio, Robbinsville, NJ This mid 2005 release features playful, lush and lavish balladry. A much lighter side of Self Parody. One of the first releases to feature songs that may actually find their way on mainstream radio. |
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Release Date: July, 2004
Not currently available for public sale. Recorded at Winston's Living Room, North Brunswick, NJ The sophomore release is one of Winston's most personal and depressing releases. It begins with the ugly, unlistenable instrumetal "She Hates Me" and moves into the real gem on this album, the eerie and sad "You Don't Know How Much It Hurts". The clausterphobic release relinquishes itself as the hidden track "Suicide Is The Only Viable Option at This Point In My Life" pokes fun at the seven previous songs. Besides the hidden track most of the material is not for the faint of heart. |
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Release Date: March, 2003
Not currently available for public sale. Recorded at Winston's Living Room, North Brunswick, NJ The debut album is an esoteric mix of spaced out sonics and disturbing imagery. This album has it's share of controversy from the homosexual Civil War romp of "Sexy Nigger" to the blatantly phobic and pornographic title track. The over use of e-bow throughout most of the album sets the mood. While not well engineered this does open the world up to the parody that is self. |
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