INREPERTUS by Sensory Deprivation

3 LPs in a year damn. never thought i would, but this is shorter than both previous albums. this was originally gonna be an EP, but jacob said the material was too good and needed more attention. i tried to kinda culminate everything i did previously, as well as do some stuff i'd never fully done (shoegaze, trippy skramz, etc.). jacob does some vox on this, since we're good friends and both dig each other's music. i think he fit in nicely, since i don't have a skramz voice and some songs need that. he actually sings on some stuff too, which is nice. i focused more on the other instruments this time than just the guitar, at the advice of aaron, who helped with unsound. i like that approach, feels more like a band playing that way. i did a lot less screaming/shouting here too, lots more singing. tried harmonies for the first time too, which i liked (probably thanks to i hate myself, 10 songs is perfect). songs are also more complex arrangement-wise, more changes and stuff. plus, i actually wrote songs instead of just winging it like usual. anyway, real proud of this one. definitely my definitive release up to this point, plus some new stuff. enjoy the noise, this may be the last one so don't kill yourself.

what others said:

"This was awesome, riffs were brutal and vocals were great also. Really enjoyed it!"

"3.9 of this is fore swan song alone"

"If we are unable to unify the past, present, and future of the sentence, then we are similarly unable to unify the past, present, and future of our own biographical experience of life. By molding the past into visual mirages or stereotypes, we effectively abolish any practical sense of the future and of the collective project, thereby leaving the thinking of future change to sheer cataclysm."