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Nero's Day at Disneyland was an American experimental breakcore[1] musical project, created by Lauren Bousfield in Oakland, California.[2][3] Her first album, Attention Shoppers, was released in 2005, followed by From Rotting Fantasylands in 2009.[4] Though the project was cancelled in 2011, Bousfield continued to make music independently.

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Lauren Bousfield
Also known as	Nero’s Day at Disneyland
Origin	Oakland, California, U.S.
Genres	Experimental, glitch, breakcore
Years active	2005–2011 2012–present (as Lauren Bousfield)
Labels	Cock Rock Disco Audio Savant
Website	Bandcamp

History

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Formation (2005)

Nero's Day at Disneyland was founded 2005 in Oakland, California by Lauren Bousfield. She made two albums, one mashup album, and two EPs.

Rise to popularity and break-up (2005–2011)

In addition to albums and EPs, she released several singles (see Discography). In 2007, she contributed to the 3rd Volume of "The Fruit Will Rot". The band's last album was the 15-track "From Rotting Fantasylands", having at least 30 additional songs left over after the album's release. Nero's Day at Disneyland then separated for unknown reasons and Lauren came out as transgender, changing her name.

Solo career (2012-present)

Lauren Bousfield started producing music under her own name in 2012 with her first EP Locked Into Phantasy and later on Avalon Vales in 2013. She released six singles in January 2016 and later a soundtrack for the physics-based puzzle game called Nebulous on Steam. In July 2020, Bousfield released the album Palimpsest. She has also been a part of Hans Zimmer's Remote Control Productions, working as a score technical assistant on Kung Fu Panda 3 and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.[5][6]

On September 27, 2016, Lauren's apartment caught on fire in Los Angeles and she was later hospitalized, losing all of her belongings. She was given skin grafts on her hands, due to 3rd-degree burns, for 2 months. She ran on Medi-cal during the hospitalization, which later on fans started donating to Lauren for her medical funds on PayPal and GoFundMe. She later recovered in December and made the Fire Songs EP, mourning the loss of the Ghost Ship fire.

On December 9, 2016, fans of Bousfield's work compiled a variety of the artist's unreleased songs into an unofficial album titled Heaven's Gate,[7] after one of the songs featured on the project. Heaven's Gate consists of thirty-five singles produced by Bousfield as Nero's Day At Disneyland, most of which were taken from Bousfield's SoundCloud.

Discography

Before Nero's Day at Disneyland

• Rock and Roll Mind Control - Beautiful Mutants
• Beautiful Mutants - Beautiful Mutants
• Who Feeds On Whom - Beautiful Mutants

As Nero's Day at Disneyland

Studio albums

• Attention Shoppers (2005)
• Trickle Down Economixxx (2008)
• From Rotting Fantasylands (2009)
• Heaven's Gate (Unofficial/Fan Project) (2016)

EPs

• Grievances And Dead Malls EP (2005)
• Colonists (2007)

Singles

• Mascara Running Everywhere (2010)
• Bent Chorals feat. Mincemeat Or Tenspeed (2010)
• Heaven's Gate (2011)
• Sable Leathery Wings (2011)

As Lauren Bousfield

Studio albums

• Avalon Vales (2013)
• Namazu Running OST (2016)
• Palimpsest (2020)

EPs

• Locked into Phantasy (2012)
• Fire Songs (2017)

Singles

• Valed (2013)
• Dead Eyes (2016)
• Clocked (2016)
• Slow Slicing/Klonopin (2016)
• Flying High (2016)
• Scold's Bridle (2016)
• Fukup feat. Skylla (2016)
• Used To Be Better feat. Girls Rituals (2017)
• Press Fire from No World Dreamers: Sticky Zeitgeist (2017)

As In House Pharmacy

Studio albums

• Tetsuo: The Iron Man Revisted (2018)
• We Are Electronics and Piano Only (2020)

References

External links

• Nero's Day at Disneyland on Spotify
• Nero's Day at Disneyland on SoundCloud
• Lauren Bousfield on Bandcamp
• Nero's Day at Disneyland on Facebook
• Lauren Bousfield Medical Bill Support Page Retrieved 28 September 2016
• Lauren Bousfield's Fire Songs Honors Ghost Ship Victims and Her Own Fire Trauma Retrieved 24 June 2017

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