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AUTOMATED RESPONSE

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“Matter-of-fact and straight to the point, ‘Bumble Been’ is a slap in the face from Hot Face, showing their raw energy and audacity.” – So Young
"garage-rock at its finest. It's fuzzy. It's gritty, but instantly catchy. It's a bit absurd, but vulnerably raw.” - Stereogum 
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ABOUT THE ALBUM 

From bedroom recordings to Abbey Road, ‘Automated Response’ was born in just one day. Following a chaotic Rotterdam show, producer Dan Carey challenged us to record the album live to an audience, in one continuous take. 
The result is 25 minutes of unpolished sonic mayhem, an ode to live music for your pleasure.

RECORDING AUTOMATED RESPONSE LIVE AT ABBEY ROAD

'BUMBLE BEEN'                                   

PRESS

 BUMBLE BEEN 

PINK LIQUOR

​Press Playlists

​Press Playlists

DIY - The Neu Playlist
So Young - The So Young List
Line of Best Fit - New Music Discovery
Punktastic - New Music Friday
Tenement TV - New Music Radar
Already Heard - Newish Music Playlist
Dork - PLAY: all the best tracks from this New Music Friday
It's Not A Phase - #NewMusicFriday

Articles

So Young Magazine  - Relentless instrumentals leave vocals fighting to be heard above them, still with enough space for guitar riffs to shine through. Matter-of-fact and straight to the point, ‘Bumble Been’ is a slap in the face from Hot Face, showing their raw energy and audacity
Circuit Sweet 
Argus Far 
Thoughts Words Action 
Indie Is Not A Genre 
themostradicalist 
Tenement TV 
Decibel Decoder 
Vents Magazine 
Rock N Load Magazine 
Indie For Bunnies 
DIY - The Neu Playlist
NME - New Bangers Playlist
Line of Best Fit - New Music Discovery
Rough Trade - Counter Culture Playlist
Tenement TV - New Music Radar
Already Heard - Newish Music Playlist

Articles

God Is In The TV
Loud & Quiet
Stereogum - “garage-rock at its finest. It's fuzzy. It's gritty, but instantly catchy. It's a bit absurd, but vulnerably raw.”
The Organ 
Thoughts Words Action 
Hard of Hearing
The AU Review - “an urgent and uplifting slice of garage punk”
Circuit Sweet  - “The forceful power from this trio and the rebellious hooks will keep you fixated throughout.”
Austin Town Hall 
Clunk
Rock N Load Magazine - “‘Pink Liquor‘ is a flash in the pan slice of garage-rock goodness. It charts a course between the lyrical hedonism of the Buzzcocks’ ‘Orgasm Addict’ and the frantic guitar sound of Wire’s ‘1 2 X U’, the end result is however, distinctly Hot Face.”
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