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GoToZero's records are for sale here, and you can even preview them in their entirety absolutely for free with the attached players!  Simply press play and use the cue buttons to switch from song to song, or just let the whole thing just run from start to finish!  Each order will have 50 cents per CD added to the total to cover shipping and handling costs.  Of course, if you're not of a mind to fork over the additional half a buck for shipping, you can COME TO A SHOW and get one for only one cent more than we charge here!

Album Name: ROBOTS
Release Date:  October, 2009

GoToZero's third record, tracked at both Planet4 Studio in St. Clair Shores and at The Tempermill in Ferndale, then mixed and mastered by Tony Hamera.  The album contains ten all-new tracks written by Tommy Marz and GoToZero, one cover track and one old favorite with a new twist.  Easily the best and tightest GoToZero record yet, this album is sure to pack a punch and knock you out of your chair.  Don't be a mindless ROBOT, grab your copy of this CD!

Album Name: SOUL EMOTION (EP)
Release Date:  Winter, 2007

GoToZero's second record, tracked at Planet4 Studio in St. Clair Shores, then mixed and mastered by Tony Hamera of The Tempermill.  This album contains five tracks that represent the next musical step the band took from it's more traditional rock roots in The Mean Season. It also contains the new rewritten version of GoToZero's signature tune: Constant. Fans of the defunct blues-rock band Ease should remember this well, and may be surprised at the new twists the song takes!

Album Name: THE MEAN SEASON
Release Date:  Summer, 2005

GoToZero's debut record, tracked, mixed and mastered by Tony Hamera at The Tempermill in Sterling Heights, Michigan.  This album includes the cover of Til Tuesday's Voices Carry, as well as two fan favorites by the defunct band Ease: Today and Waste of My Time.  GoToZero demonstrates their musical power in this record, and it's sure to please fans of both newer alternative rock as well as more traditional stage rock and roll.