Another piece of American Head Charge’s back catalog has made its way back to streaming services, with the band’s 2013 EP “Shoot” now available digitally.
The release is part of an ongoing effort to restore and preserve the industrial nü-metal outfit’s catalog, while also supporting vocalist Cameron Heacock through a difficult period in his life.
The latest development comes through The Something Beautiful Project, an initiative involving The Nu Metal Agenda founder Holiday Kirk, who has been working alongside Heacock as he addresses years of substance abuse and works toward rebuilding his life.
The project has already helped Heacock transition from homelessness into a more stable situation, including his recent approval for city housing.
Meanwhile, the work surrounding American Head Charge’s catalog has continued, with several additional releases recently returning to streaming platforms. The arrival of “Shoot” adds another piece of the band’s history back into the digital catalog.
Originally released in 2013, the EP arrived during a later period of American Head Charge’s career and now becomes the latest release to receive renewed digital availability.
Fans looking to support the ongoing efforts surrounding Heacock and the preservation of American Head Charge’s music can find more information through The Something Beautiful Project.
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