Cheer-Accident

Cheer-Accident: Here Comes the Sunset [CD]

Cheer-Accident: Fades [CD]

Cheer-Accident: Admission [CD]

Cheer-Accident: You Smile - The Song is Over [2 CD]

“Most bands still churning in their fourth decade of existence don't see the kind of creative surge CHEER- ACCIDENT has nursed since 2017.” - POPMATTERS Once a band reaches that four-decade mark in their existence, particularly a band such as CHEER-ACCIDENT, who have travailed so much aesthetic ground during this time, you just know that they have a veritable treasure trove of flotsam and jetsam (in varying degrees of “fi”) lying around, just waiting to be turned into a whimsical encyclopedic series of semi-random aural events. - This Is That. “Fringements One” is the first chapter, wherein CHEER-ACCIDENT avails to the public documentation of intimate practice space encounters, obscure demos, and even some “slicker” recordings that just never found a home on any of their other releases.

Cheer-Accident: Salad Days [CD]

“One of the most fascinating creative careers in the modern American underground - in any medium. Imagine a confluence of the grandeur of Yes, the range of This Heat, the irreverence of Ween, the poignancy of Elliott Smith and the mischief of Andy Kaufman, and you’ll be getting close to the net effect of Cheer-Accident’s musical output since its formation in 1981.” - Signal To Noise / Newly remastered for a 2017 release and available commercially for the first time ever. The 52 minute song “Trading Balloons” was originally recorded in 1997, and then self-released on CD-R in a very limited edition two years later. “Trading Balloons” anticipates the direction the band would take in the years to come - exploring a dizzying blend of musical styles: from Zeppelin-esque bombast to folk-tinged Americana to Stravinsky-flavored progressive rock to cinematic melodrama - and beyond.