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Tempe-based musician and Gilgongo Records’ head honcho James Fella once wrote, “This is the sound of modern absurdity,” about Fat Worm of Error’s Pregnant Babies Pregnant with Pregnant Babies.

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He’s so right.

With Pregnant Babies, the Massachusetts-experimental-music-scene anchor has created a document that mindfucks every notion of traditional music, ranging from aliens-in-heat vocals to blips that sound like Commodore 64s croaking on their deathbeds.

FWoE also has some new efforts in its distro, including an LP on Ecstatic Peace!/Open Mouth and a self-produced cassette, which you can pick up while hearing them live. The show also features Fella as well as locals Ovariesy and Chandails.