Nerf Herder Release “Redux” Version Of Self Titled Debut Album

It’s been three decades since Nerf Herder released their self titled debut album, now your favorite geeky pop punk band is back with a fresh Redux version of their debut album. Nerf Herder (Redux) is a reimagining of their entire self-titled album in honor of its 30th anniversary that is now available through streaming platforms and on vinyl via Fat Wreck Chords.

“30 years since the release of our first album?! That is truly mind-blowing. Let’s celebrate! In addition to some anniversary shows, we decided a new release would be fun. For years, fans have been demanding a vinyl repress of the record. Because we don’t own the masters, we decided to avoid the daunting task of corporate licensing. We had discussed re-recording the album in the past, but the idea felt icky. The raw magic we created with producers Joey Cape and Ryan Greene would be impossible to reproduce. Ryan employed serious voodoo in manifesting Parry’s guitar tone, that alone is irreplaceable! We eventually agreed that an acoustic reimagining of the album was the best approach. We asked our longtime friend, Thom Flowers, to co-produce, engineer, and mix what became [redux].” (drummer Steve Sherlock)