"Five stars and a cap in the ass" -The Terminator
The albums
Tales from Armageddonsville (2018) is a Brit-Rock, alt/indie journey exploring various voices in the modern world.
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Swipe Left (2019) was our second excursion into Brit-Rock. It featured heavier punkier elements.
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Myths and Fables (2020) The third album was more experimental. Retaining the Brit-Rock feel but being far more adventurous in its use of electronics
![Album artwork for Myths and Fables by Revolution Rabbit Deluxe](http://www.revolutionrabbitdeluxe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Myths-Fables-Album-Cover-web-150x150.jpg)
The Great Divide (2022) The pinnacle of their previous work. It features all the earlier styles but presented in a more nuanced manner. it still retains that gritty edge that is RRD’s distinctive sound.
![Album Cover for The Great Divide by RRD](http://www.revolutionrabbitdeluxe.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/TGDCovervid-150x150.jpg)
Control Freaks (2023) The most sophisticated of their albums to date. Angular and hard but still retaining that punky edgy with melodies to get you singing along with. A genre breaking album.
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Where to listen
There are all kinds of places to listen and/or buy RRD tunes.
Apple Music
Listen and/or buy from iTunes.
Amazon
Listen and/or buy on Amazon.
Spotify
Listen on Spotify.