Round Eye, China’s only adopted punk sons, the legends of freakish sax-wielding rock and roll experimentation, have signed to Canada’s infamous and longest running base of punk operations Sudden Death Records to release their newest album Monstervision, along with two critically acclaimed music videos, featured on the album: the anti-Trump’s America “Billy” and “Sifter,” which was entirely filmed in a carnival in Pyongyang, North Korea, making it the very first punk rock video filmed in the DPRK!

On this masterpiece, the madmen of Shanghai team up with TV personality and former The Daily Show comedian Joe Bob Briggs (John Bloom) to present to the bizarro world formerly called Earth a new list of “alternative facts” to scratch your ass to. Monstervision (a nod to the beloved late-night TV show that featured cult horror movie classics) marks the final recorded performances of the late great Steve Mackay (saxman for Iggy Pop and the Stooges / Violent Femmes) and has appearances by Chinese rock giants Kang Mao of SUBS and music by 70s NYC punk vets The Fleshtones; all this with a ghoulish serving of narration and story telling by the true rose of the trailer park: Joe Bob Briggs himself.