DETERIOR

Apparently I haven't even mentioned this yet. I'm already working on a new album. I've been writing song sketches (essentially, guitar jams) since May and so far have about fifty—about three and a half hours' worth—to use. After the clusterfuck of finals/the holidays are over, I'm going to start piecing together some real demos starting in January; maybe I'll have a couple to post around then as well. Going by that timeframe, I'm looking at actually having something released in July or August. But considering graduation/potential moving in June, who knows what will happen, so don't hold your breath. p.s. If you still haven't downloaded Primitive Circuitry for free yet, better get on it —it might not stay free for long as there are a limited number of free downloads left.

Hey, it's me again. Yeah, I'm still here. Been super busy with school, work, and looking for a job post-graduation. That's all going splendidly but unfortunately leaves little time for music. Rest assured that I'm still cranking out song ideas when I have time. While you wait, I thought I'd post the interview I conducted with the media webzine Ve3tro (it seems they now only do video games), originally published in late January 2009, just after Cleanse came out. Ve3tro: What is the main purpose of your music? Do you have any particular message or meaning that you try to make your work embellish? Deterior: The main purpose of all the music I do is to entertain myself. I started writing music because it sounded fun and it was something I had always been interested in doing and was willing to learn. I spent several years churning out utter crap. It took me two years to write and record World , and even then I wasn't satisfied with what I had made (which isn'