Fuck, it’s been a while, and now the year is over. What the fuck.
Earlier this year, I released a tape titled “Nihil Dicit” on Deathbed Tapes. It’s sold out, but you can get a digital version for $2 here. Related: I would love to get this repressed as a 12″. Contact me if you’d like to make that happen.
After a year and a half of recording, editing, re-recording, re-editing, tooling, trashing, destroying and rebuilding, “That Which Has Been Forgotten,” my latest full length for Malignant Records, is available. You can buy it here. The album features collaborations with Naxal Protocol (“Bliss/Wrath”) and Eidulon (“Slow Degradation”). A video for “Slow Degradation,” created by Eidulon, can be viewed below:
Work has been in progress for two new tapes, both of which will be released sometime in 2020, probably earlier in the year. One tape tentatively titled “Repellent,” will be released through Cloister Recordings. The other, definitively titled “Sometimes It’s Easier To Kill Somebody Else,” will be released via Hostile.1 Tapes, a new label run by mastering engineer extraordinaire and Stress Orphan provocateur Eric Trude.
I played a few shows this year. One in Brooklyn, two in Providence. I also played once under my own name, where I performed a live soundtrack to an extremely condensed version of the film “Threads.” A DVD release of my version of the film has been discussed with a local label, and I hope it will materialize in 2020.
That’s it. Maybe I’ll write again in the next year-ish.