Hi Nat - thanks for the questions - i love questions...I rarely get them

The last two albums "Juno Wakes" and "Siege" are thematic - Juno Wakes was about losing oneself, distraction, dreaming and discovery using analogies of a dream cycle and using a goddess as a the primary subject of the journey.."Siege" is about struggle - the ongoing struggle inside of ourselves, and especially with our art.. "Siege" is about this warfare within us about our art and integrity and it's reflective in the sound - the music does not have a lot of space (it's crowded and dynamic), and there is hardly space between tracks. There is use of distortion and violent breakcore type elements which are fragmented. It is meant to be an onslaught of sound, the give and take of internal combat. The art work for "Siege" documents the damned, those who have have struggled and lost (sucumbed to their personal campaign and lost this siege of self) - it was taken from a photograph of a 17th (?) Century Italian Cathedral...