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After the dissolution of The Clone Defects in 2004, Timmy Vulgar formed the mind-expanding, speaker-destroying band Human Eye shortly afterwards in Detroit, Michigan. Consisting of Vulgar on guitar and vocals, as well as Johnny LZR on synthesizers, Brad Hales on bass, and Hurricane William on drums, the band blends raw punk fury with blown-out garage psych to create a whirlwind of acid punk chaos. The band made their self-titled debut in 2005 on In the Red Records, and quickly made a name for themselves with their chaotic live shows that draw audiences in with their use of props and insane visuals. After a steady stream of limited singles, Human Eye released their second album, Fragments of the Universe Nurse, on Hook or Crook in 2010, then followed up quickly in 2011 with They Came from the Sky.

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