A Note on the Early Disabled Parker Catalog

Disabled Parker has made the decision to remove all releases prior to The Gradual Unmaking from streaming services.

These releases are an important part of our history, but they were created during an earlier period of the band and no longer represent the quality, sound, or direction we want our current streaming catalog to reflect.

This does not mean these releases are being erased or disowned. They will remain part of the Disabled Parker discography and will continue to be documented and acknowledged as part of the band's history. Existing and future physical editions will also remain available.

For those who own these records physically, nothing changes. They're still Disabled Parker records, and they're still part of our story. They simply will no longer be available through streaming platforms.

Beginning with The Gradual Unmaking, our streaming catalog will represent the current era of Disabled Parker and the music we feel best represents who we are as a band today.

Thank you to everyone who listened to, supported, bought, or discovered us through those early releases. They got us here, even if we've moved beyond them.

— Disabled Parker

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The new ep “the great decay” is out now!

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The Great Decay - EP CD

$15.99

The Great Decay is a five-track EP from Disabled Parker and the release that officially closes the Gradual Unmaking era, the long-running period that grew out of the album The Gradual Unmaking. Rather than trying to begin a completely new chapter, the EP sits in the space between endings and whatever comes next, with songs centered around pressure, dependency, detachment, memory, and change.

The CD includes “Birth,” “What Are You Waiting For?,” “Inter 9,” “Dull,” and the nearly eleven-minute closing track “Where All the Werewolves Are.” The physical edition also includes the exclusive bonus track “Burn,” which is not part of the standard streaming release.

Visually, the release is built around the original Great Decay artwork featuring Alexander Hunter’s eye, heavily altered with glitching, distortion, VHS-inspired textures, and the Disabled Parker logo worked into the design.

Tracklist

Birth — 0:37
What Are You Waiting For? — 4:23
Inter 9 — 1:43
Dull — 6:25
Where All the Werewolves Are — 10:39
Bonus Track: Burn

Format: Compact Disc
Packaging: Jewel case
Physical Exclusive: “Burn”
Label: DP Records

The Great Decay - EP Cassette

$18.99

The Great Decay is a five-track EP from Disabled Parker and the release that officially closes the Gradual Unmaking era, the long-running period that grew out of the album The Gradual Unmaking. Rather than beginning a completely new chapter, the EP sits in the space between endings and whatever comes next, with songs centered around pressure, dependency, detachment, memory, and change.

The cassette includes “Birth,” “What Are You Waiting For?,” “Inter 9,” “Dull,” and the nearly eleven-minute closing track “Where All the Werewolves Are.” The physical edition also includes the exclusive bonus track “Burn,” which is not included with the standard streaming release.

All six tracks are contained on Side A, keeping the entire EP and bonus track together as one continuous side.

Visually, the cassette uses the original Great Decay artwork featuring Alexander Hunter’s eye, heavily altered with glitching, distortion, VHS-inspired textures, and the Disabled Parker logo worked into the design.

Side A

Birth — 0:37
What Are You Waiting For? — 4:23
Inter 9 — 1:43
Dull — 6:25
Where All the Werewolves Are — 10:39
Burn — Bonus Track

Format: Cassette
All tracks: Side A
Physical Exclusive: “Burn”
Label: DP Records

The Gradual Unmaking Double CD With 2 Booklets

$24.99

The Gradual Unmaking is Disabled Parker’s most ambitious release to date: a 24-track double concept album split across two discs, The Descent and The Deceived.

Built around the story of a protagonist slowly consumed by guilt, depression, anxiety, paranoia, and untreated illness, the album follows his belief that a “worm” has entered his mind and is destroying him from the inside. As the album progresses, the truth becomes clearer: the worm is not a creature at all, but a manifestation of everything he refused to face.

Dark, structured, emotional, and deeply personal, The Gradual Unmaking explores the slow collapse of the self and the terrifying process of becoming unrecognizable to your own mind.

This double CD edition includes 2 discs and 2 booklets presenting the full album as a complete physical release.

TRACK LIST

DISC 1 — THE DESCENT

In One Piece — 1:59
Obsolete Machine — 3:06
Apprehension — 2:54
Get Up — 3:44
Purpose for Itself — 6:08
Please, No More — 7:17
Medicate — 2:09
Vengeance — 6:03
Deeper — 3:22
The Final Effort — 5:36
Ignored One — 3:46
Turned Onto Me — 8:05

DISC 2 — THE DECEIVED

Suck for Your Solution — 3:59
Misautia — 4:29
Diatribe — 3:35
At All — 9:22
Nothing Is Ever Quite as It Seems — 5:05
Lies and Doubts — 3:15
Hate — 5:37
Man Turned to Shit — 5:25
Everybody’s Watching Now — 1:17
The Gradual Unmaking — 7:39
Drowned — 3:22
Now, I’m Nothing. — 4:15

The Gradual Unmaking T-Shirt

$35.99

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Disabled Parker The Gradual Unmaking Double Cassette

$28.99

Double Cassette Edition

The Gradual Unmaking on double cassette, housed in a custom outer slipcase with individually designed cassette cases and printed inserts.

Created as a physical counterpart to the album, the cassette edition carries the visual identity of The Gradual Unmaking across the entire package—from the outer box to the individual tapes and interior artwork.

Includes:

2 cassette tapes
2 clear cassette cases
Custom printed J-cards / inserts
Full outer slipcase
Complete The Gradual Unmaking artwork and packaging

FORMAT
2× Cassette

ARTIST
Disabled Parker

TITLE
The Gradual Unmaking

RELEASE
2026

The Descent:

Side A:

In One Piece

Obsolete Machine

Apprehension

Get Up

Purpose for Itself

Please, No More

Side B:

Medicate

Vengeance

Deeper

The Final Effort

Ignored One

Turned onto Me

The Deceived:

Side C:

Suck for Your Solution

Misautia

Diatribe

At All

Nothing Is Ever Quite as It Seems

Lies and Doubts

Side D:

Hate

Man Turned to Shit

Everybody Is Watching Now

The Gradual Unmaking

Drowned

Now, I’m Nothing.

The Great Decay T-Shirt

$35.99

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DISABLED PARKER

THE ETHOS · 2026

Disabled Parker is an expression of everything that remains when the illusion of perfection is stripped away.

Built upon themes of psychological deterioration, isolation, addiction, grief, identity, and the passage of time, Disabled Parker explores the darker and more uncomfortable aspects of the human experience. The project does not seek to manufacture beauty from suffering, but instead approaches difficult emotions with honesty, allowing them to exist without being softened or disguised.

At its core, Disabled Parker is driven by artistic independence, emotional honesty, and a refusal to conform to conventional expectations. Music, lyrics, visuals, physical media, and presentation are treated as parts of the same creative identity, each contributing to the atmosphere surrounding the work.

Imperfection is fundamental to Disabled Parker.

Distortion, dissonance, damaged imagery, noise, unconventional structures, and moments of deterioration are not simply aesthetic choices. They reflect the emotions behind the music and the ideas being expressed through it. Nothing is required to be clean, polished, beautiful, or immediately understood.

Disabled Parker is not restricted by a single genre, sound, format, or method of creation. The project is allowed to change, evolve, contradict itself, and move into unfamiliar territory whenever the music demands it.

Change itself is an important part of that identity.

Nothing remains untouched forever. People change. Memories distort. Relationships disappear. Objects deteriorate. Ideas that once felt permanent eventually become something different. Disabled Parker embraces that instability rather than attempting to hide it.

The work does not exist to provide easy answers, romanticize suffering, or dictate what a listener is supposed to feel. Interpretation belongs to the individual. A song may represent something specific when it is created and become something entirely different to the person hearing it.

Above all, Disabled Parker exists without the expectation of perfection.

It is music created from instinct, experience, experimentation, discomfort, and expression. It is allowed to be damaged. It is allowed to be abrasive. It is allowed to be vulnerable. It is allowed to change.

Disabled Parker remains committed to creating work that is uncompromising in its expression, unrestricted by genre, and faithful to the artistic vision from which it originates.

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