previous video only recordings along with songs Chad Fischer previously released as solo videos. During the appearance in the Dig Me Out podcast in April 2022 Chad Fischer expressed the desire to release new original music by Lazlo Bane. In December 2022 Lazlo Bane released a holiday themed video for the song "Thanks for Christmas". Name Lazlo Bane is named after the main character of Rachel Andrews' experimental novel Theme Park Roadkill. The (Silent) Rage The (Silent) Rage (T(S)R) is Lazlo Bane's alter ego side project which is stylistically similar to AC/DC. For the project the members of Lazlo Bane switched instruments and took pseudonyms: Dino (Chicken) - vocals, Fuzzy (Tim Bright) - bass, Licks (Chad Fischer) - drums, and Stixx (Chris Link) - guitar. The band's Myspace page was added in 2006 with four songs available to listen: "Dirty Old Man", "Switch Hitter", "Big Spill" and "Take No Prisoners". Another song titled "Black Fly" was made available as a music video on YouTube in 2007. This song is, actually, a dance influenced track, which is a departure from hard rock style of T(S)R. In 2008 The (Silent) Rage was featured in the film The Rocker, starring Rainn Wilson and Teddy Geiger. The songs "Promised Land" and "Pompeii Nights" attributed to the fictional band Vesuvius were written and performed by the members of The (Silent) Rage, with lead vocals sung by Keith England. "Pompeii Nights" is a re-recording of a song "Dirty Old Man" with different lyrics. Another new song featured in the film called "Tailgate" was solely performed by T(S)R. The songs "Promised Land" and "Pompeii Nights" were released on the film's official soundtrack. The year 2013 finally saw the release of the band's first studio album, Big Spill. However, the word "Silent" was omitted from the band's name making it simply The Rage. Discography Studio albums Extended plays Singles Promotional singles Compilation appearances Other recorded songs Music videos Notes A^ "Big Spill", "Dirty Old Man" and "Black Fly" are songs by Lazlo Bane's alter ego The (Silent) Rage. B^ "Superman", "1975" and "Trampoline" from the album Someday We'll Be Together are re-recorded versions of the songs from the band's earlier releases. Clay Cow Productions music videos The videos below were made by the independent studio Clay Cow Productions. References External links Official Site on Myspace T(S)R Official Site on Myspace lazlobane.net – a fan site for everything related