One Year Old Vampires
On measuring obscurity
When We Were Vampires turned a year old in November to zero fanfare despite being my most popular release under my own name, and I remember the live, in-person release party at the Recreational Psychoacoustics Lab that no one showed up for except Gabi (who had already spent the day with me at the studio) and the studio owner, and despite the lack of listeners and the widening crack in my lonely soul, it was still something of an experience to listen to the album on the monitors in the control room of the iconic Seattle recording studio that is once again struggling a bit to survive, like I often do in the deepest, truest parts of my mind.
For the month of December (and maybe beyond that) I’ll be writing One Sentence Stories (OSS) to share little bits of myself. They’re 100% true and 110% run-on sentences. Thanks so much to Robin Taylor (he/him) for the amazing idea. Feel free to join in and tag me so I can read along!
My Latest Release
Experimental improvised guitar and electronics, wrapped in melancholy, angst, and gender fuzziness.
Thanks for reading!