Electric Bunnies to Release Split Seven-Inch With Pink Reason

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Look for a split seven-inch with Pink Reason from Miami's garagey Electric Bunnies, forthcoming from Ohio's Die Stasi label.  Despite longtime creative contributor Eldys Diaz's partial departure from the bunny-fold, Victor and company are soldiering on, supposedly with a new complete album in the works as well. Their side of the plate has two cuts, "Colorful Tear Drops" and "Rest Your Head on a Cloud" and features Diaz both playing and producing.

The Bunnies are the sort of band that can get on stage and throw birthday cake and pizza at the audience, whilst never playing a discernible song, or get up there and play awesome little tunes with great energy and great melody. The recordings generally sound awesome.  Check for it when it drops, the covers usually feature Ronnie from Lucha Workshop's really cool designs. I'm sure Sweat will have a few copies.