# Music Update
### Entered in vim on RPoJ via ssh
### Soundtrack: Repulsion - Armies of the Dead
### 20190607

I have been on a music making binge lately. I released
[Filbuth - Holographic Metempsychosis][1] on April 22 of
this year. Followed up with the release of [Natanas -
Tulpa is Taking Over, Suicide.][2] on May 19 of this year.
The Natanas release is an EP. I am currently also working
on a Natanas full length, as well as a Telerumination full
length (the latter is going to be quite a ways out yet).

The Filbuth album is blackened folk music. Think all
accoustic instrumentation with black metal style vocals.
The Natanas album is my own brand of black metal. I am very
pleased with how both of them turned out.

The forthcoming Natanas release is turning out to be a tad
bit more intense and extreme than the rest of my back
catalog. I have been spending a lot of time behind my drum
kit lately and the result is tangible. I also elected to
utilize an old $50 guitar I had laying around that years
ago I installed a piezo inside of. It has an interesting
sound.

In 2020 on the fifth anniversary of [Xylophar][2], I would
like to release an album in the same vein as that release,
and include some rerecorded songs from that release.

Sometime later this year, I also plan on recording a new
[Sandwich Full Of Fuck][1] demo (all SFOF releases are
released as demos). This project has a formula that must be
obeyed: all releases have 19 tracks, all 19 tracks are
recorded in one single session (drums seperated by 2 seconds
of silence between songs, then guitar, then vocals). Vocals
on SFOF releases are done in two different voices: punk
yells, and black metal rasps -- switching back and forth
live in one take. The 2nd and third SFOF demos had a good
run on college radio. I hope people enjoy the fourth.

I think it is also time to do some new material for some
other of my side projects: [Anaplasmataceae, Khyæghürr, and
Boarstusk][1]. It may be a busy year for me musically.

[1]: https://namtaraum.bandcamp.com
[2]: https://natanas.bandcamp.com

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