A prolific Memphis musician whose fast, distorted sound left a cult following.
For a quick sense of his sound, 'Blood Visions' and 'It's So Useless' frame that fast, distorted take on garage punk pretty well.
His 2006 album 'Blood Visions' defined a scrappy, immediate style that felt urgent and unpolished. Songs like 'See / Saw' and 'Waiting For Something' built on simple, driving guitar riffs and strained vocals, dealing plainly with isolation. You can hear echoes of that energy in a lot of indie rock that came after.
He came up in Memphis in the early 2000s, working through short-lived bands before settling on his solo project. After 'Blood Visions,' he kept putting out a steady stream of singles, EPs, and albums like 'Hammer I Miss You' until his death at 29 in 2010.
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