KILL FEED SIDE QUEST: Chris Ryan and Bailey Junior of PARTY CANNON Bring Their Party to the N64

Fun fact: Chris Ryan and Bailey Junior, a.k.a. Vominic Stonebones, of slam metal miscreants Party Cannon are officially Kill Feed’s most interviewed guests. How could this possibly be, given they just arrived at our humble arcade less than a year ago and are far from our only repeat player characters? Therein lies the not-so-fun realities of international communication. Both of our sessions featuring the Scottish slammers—our full-length profile and this Side Quest feature—were marred by technical difficulties, resulting in a near-complete loss of footage of our subjects and subsequent re-records. “Party Cannon luck,” our friends across the pond deadpan as they graciously schedule another discussion with Decibel’s co-nerds. Embarrassment and frustrations aside, however, we are always happy to keep our doors open for the U.K.’s defenders of dumb.

The last time we linked up with the duo was in regard to their wildly successful port of single “High Tariff Behaviour” to the Sega Mega Drive (the Sega Genesis for our strictly American viewers out there). Keen-eyed readers will remember that they teased a second gaming prospect, but were sparse on the specifics. The result is Subjected to a Partying, a fresh EP out this March that will be playable on the Nintendo 64, the duo’s revered classic console. Containing a whopping maximum capacity of 64 MB of data in comparison to its 4 MB predecessor, the increased storage welcomed a plethora of new tools, tricks and headaches to the process. But seeing as their limited print run sold out in under 48 hours, their pain ultimately became their gain. Ryan and Junior are back for round, er, two to discuss all of the details surrounding their much anticipated cart and what they future may hold for their virtual campaign of lowering I.Q.s as they continue to raise the bar. Lucky us!

Subjected to a Partying (the non-N64 versions) are available March 27 via Unique Leader and can be pre-ordered here.
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