The Worst of Bitter Minds EP

These songs were known as the worst songs Bitter Minds ever attempted to produce.

"Happy-Go-Lucky" was a cheesy guitar riff made by CJ during the very early days of BM. When Jacob was having trouble recording drums to this track, they agreed that this song was way too shitty for the effort they were putting into it and they cancelled the project

"Blister" was yet another early BM track that was just too repetitive and annoying to bother finishing.

"Harold" was a guitar riff made by Jacob even before the formation of BM. Although CJ wanted to pursue the song, Jacob feared that his composition wasn't worthy enough for the band and they threw out the project.

"Linguica" was one of the only two songs in this group that was actually finished and released. The song's main guitar riff was composed by CJ in 2011, and the first ever demo version of song was performed by the band Linguica on 11/3/13 before the formation of Bitter Minds. It was one of the first songs Bitter Minds as a band attacked in early December. They finished the song and not only recorded it, but filmed a music video for it. As one of their first finished songs for the newly formed band, this song became legendary for them, but didn't take long for them to realize that the song was horribly written and recorded.

"Isn't It Good?" was the second of the two songs in this group to be finished and released. The song was partly dedicated to Owen Good, and was yet another song composed by CJ and Jacob during the early days of BM. Originally calling it the "60's Song," they had spent about 10 or 11 hours writing and recording it with their newly acquired 60s kit. They were so relieved and proud of themselves when they finished that they didn't notice how putrid the song actually was. It took them a couple months after the song's release for them to realize that it was one of their worst songs ever recorded.

"Guidance" was a synth driven song composed by CJ during the Psychedelic Age of BM. The song was like the other songs of this age in that they were exploring different sounds, but the repetitive and poppy keyboard riff was just too cheesy and annoying for the band to finish the song.