Download: Giggle Party -- "Big Bang"

Looks like the often out-of-control Giggle Party has started to to throw a little more organization onto its plate: Today, the band debuted its new song "Big Bang" on its new site, partytodeath.com. It's all part of a plan the group is calling the "Party to Death Project," in which,...

By Pete Freedman

January 19, 2010

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Looks like the often out-of-control Giggle Party has started to to throw a little more organization onto its plate: Today, the band debuted its new song "Big Bang" on its new site, partytodeath.com. It's all part of a plan the group is calling the "Party to Death Project," in which, once a week (a la Damaged Good$ a bit, only more frequently), on every Tuesday, the band will release a song for free 24-hour download on its site, right up until its full-length debut earns its release in April.

Not a bad deal, offering up free music once a week to anyone who remembers to check your new site, right? Not bad at all.

Meanwhile, this first track's not too bad, either. Featuring more vocals from keyboardist Kat Michie than was seen on the band's still-free-for-download, debut EP, the song also finds the band toning things down a bit. It's a slight, but hardly complete, change in direction.

Take a listen to it after the jump.

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