| devolved landscape |

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| I met a wolf |
| This is a portrait of zbigniew brzezinski |
| I made this for Nick when he finished college |
| This is about being old and looking at ladies |

The only song titles I remember are Teddy Bear AIDS Christmas, Faggot Warewolf, and Adam's Song (Adam's song is probably the best song I ever wrote. Seriously, its an original song that is gone forever unless I redo it)
Fighting Fauna was a band I did for a while with this girl name Crysta. She eventually moved away and became a teacher; blegh. I wrote all the notes and Crysta wrote all the words. It was sequencer and drums, so technically it was all live. The sepiatone video is our best show, but with bad production quality. The other one is our worst show, but it has nice video and sound. I was kind of rude in the second one. Sorry Crysta. I haven't talked to her in a couple years. I guess really we did play better shows but the videos were lost or non-existent. At one show Crysta climbed a refrigerator and knocked on amp on someones head. I've also carried on a yearly festival that started at Nilbog. Its called Hostility Friday. Here is part 1 of the documented first one at Nilbog: I play my first noise set as Ackerman. Watch all the parts. Hair Police came, but he wasn't filmed for some reason. The night was really very crazy. Really not well represented in video crazy. Nick Salomon's set with a cow tongue was particularly good. He was on hallucinogens: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4Qe74TjHgU&feature=related Heres a promo video I did for the most recent Hostility Friday, with some music I made myself: |
| I drew when I was a little kid but my mom tells me one day when I was around 6 or 7 I decided I wasn't any good at drawing and I quit. This band was basically the start of my art. I haven't quit since then. |
My high school band was called Look Up! It was an aesthetic disaster. It was really good. We played a bunch around North Carolina and got no respect. We got banned from all kinds of crappy places. We got banned from the Brewery in Raleigh where Black Flag played. I don't think it had the same owners anymore. Music can really be a lot more abrasive than noise. With music you are always messing with people's sensibilities. If I ever get hold of the music I will put it all up here. The singer (David) is sitting on all of it. Josh was also in this band from the middle to the end. He really changed the whole atmosphere of it, but the sound just sort of improved a little; it didn't really change.





