Heart Attack Man was birthed by the combustion of dark cosmic forces that have been swirling in my mind since the days of old. Alongside Adam Paduch since the beginning, this ancient and powerful energy spawned two EPs, as well as our debut album The Manson Family, whereupon Seamus Groman and Tyler Sickels joined us on our journey of extensive touring, with an intensity and velocity identical to the combustion of forces that begat this band.
As stated in Newton’s Third Law of Motion; for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Despite the unbelievable power that Heart Attack Man wields, we are not exempt from the laws of physics; and the equal, opposite reaction pushing against us has certainly shaped us.
Against this reaction, we’ve carved out our own path—our own niche—connecting with an enthusiastic following, as well as releasing singles 100 mg (Millennial), 99%, and Boring in the thermal trail emanating from The Manson Family. Riding along this seismic wave through the simulation, the creative energy has only gotten darker and more intense; leading to the creation of our sophomore album Fake Blood.
Picking up right where The Manson Family left off, Fake Blood is a refined offering that is both musically and thematically more calculated than ever before. The downtrodden confusion of The Manson Family has festered into anger and frustration, and the ransom has been increased.
