I Have Found In Black Metal The

To Make A Song Is A Gift, And Once It's Done It Keeps Evolving And Changing And Becomes A Tool To Interact With Other People. It's Like A Conversation.

Caitlin Cary And I Were Always Talking About X When We Talked About Whiskeytown, Before It Became An Actual Band. We Like The Concept Of There Being No Real Front Person In X, Yet This Kind Of Switch Up Of Vocals And Really Their Sheer Power, And Their Ability To Sort Of Bastardise Punk Rock And Midwetsren Rock And Even Country Into Their Own Sound.

I Want To Make Sure I'm With A Girl That's A Good Kisser, And That When I Wake Up, I Have Coffee And A Cigarette. That's All I Really Want Out Of Life. That, And World Domination.

When I Start Working On A Batch Of Tunes - Like Roughly 10 Solid Tunes - I Always Know There'll Be Another 10 To Follow, Because For Every Song I Invest A Lot Of Time In, There's Another Song Waiting Behind It.

To Conceive Music, To Execute It In Front Of Others, To Make It So Others Can Do It...it Can Be Pretty Humbling, And Kind Of Scary. So Yeah, I Don't Really Feel In Competition With Anybody. Not Because I Feel Elitist, But Because I Have Enough Self-competition. I'm Always Struggling.