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 History

In 2007, while playing with indie rock group The Box Social, Nick Woods had the idea to start a pop punk band that would release music "like comic books," favoring the rapid and consistent release of short EPs over the slow and sporadic traditional approach of full-length records. From 2008-2010, Direct Hit! released a series of five EPs for free online in addition to a split 7-inch with the band Mixtapes before signing to Kind of Like Records.

In 2011, Direct Hit! released Domesplitter, their debut full-length which collected ten re-recorded fan favorites from their previous releases.

From 2011 to 2013, the band released five more splits before returning to the studio to record their second full-length record, a concept album titled Brainless God, released by Red Scare Industries. Described as a document of "the final days of a world staring down total nuclear Armageddon," the album follows a serial killer and his would-be victim as the two escape a Satanic cult while trying to find truth and redemption before Armageddon.[1] Bass tracks on the album were recorded with studio musicians Mike Kennerty and Peter J. Woods, as bassist Robbie Schroeder was not replaced by Steve Maury until after Brainless God was recorded.

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