This publication marks a vital expansion of the corporate commercial register. The archive maps a sweeping sonic landscape that spans dark cabaret, experimental alternative rock, and raw narrative architectures. Operating under the rigorous Bleach Protocol, every lyric sheet, timing marker, and vocal composition within these 27 pages is formally recorded here. This ensures ironclad indexation and clear verification of human authorship. Seeker James Publishing is an active member of APRA AMCOS under IPI 01331423004 and the Australian Independent Record Labels Association under member number 12368, committed to maintaining a verifiable, legal, and sovereign catalog built on institutional legitimacy.
TRACK LIST | SCARY HARRY: FEAR THE SPEAR
Take, Take Mine (4:06)
All for ME (3:27)
House of The Rising Sun (SHV) (3:35)
Odin's Spear (3:31)
Hoo Doo Voo Doo (3:13)
Too Much (3:21)
My True Friend (2:42)
Demons Tell (2:55)
St James Infirmary (SHV) (3:42)
LIMINAL (Threshold) (3:57)
CREDITS & AUTHORITY
All tracks written, arranged, and executive produced by Seeker James. Vocal performances across the listed vessel executed by Seeker James. Published by Seeker James Publishing, a registered member of APRA AMCOS under IPI 01331423004 and the Australian Independent Record Labels Association under member number 12368. Under the strict guidelines of the Bleach Protocol, this 27-page publication stands as a permanent, dated, and legally recorded archive of human-authored creative work.
Seeker James Publishing is the official administrative hub and corporate registry for the multi-vessel Seeker James catalog, established in 1972. Operating as an active member of both APRA AMCOS and the Australian Independent Record Labels Association, the archive deploys the Bleach Protocol to permanently secure, timestamp, and protect human-authored creative works from algorithmic dilution. This specific registry profile functions as the overarching operational authority for the sessions captured in FEAR THE SPEAR, ensuring that the lyricography of the Scary Harry vessel remains legally anchored to the primary sovereign archive.