A few words from the Alleged Artist:
Asthma medication has advanced tremendously since I was a child. I was in the hospital every month in fifth grade because of cold or flu induced asthma symptoms. But today, I am able to live life as freely as anyone else. And, as an apparent side benefit, the hallucinogenic effects are now strong enough that I actually think my music is worth paying for.
I almost reached that level of delusion on
"A Little to the Left", but apparently the dosage wasn't high enough. In accordance with increasing my chemical intake, I've also convinced myself I put a lot more work into "Stratospheric" than on any previous album, probably by an order of magnitude. Care to join me for a puff of Advair? The music's fine up here.
Anyway, this album's got a little bit of everything: a schizophrenic lead track, a song about nothing, two songs with music that date back to 1987, a tribute to a triatomic molecule, and a musical fusion of hockey and sex. Now
that's what
I'm talkin' bout.
This album and its individual songs are available for purchase at
CDBaby, as well as the following digital distributors:
iTunes,
GreatIndieMusic,
PayPlay,
Tradebit,
Napster,
Amazon, and
eMusic.
