'A Memory'

So we've just released our first official piece of music over at our new bandcamp site: http://izalith.bandcamp.com/

'A Memory'. It's a very odd little piece. Not very close to what we've done the past few years...the original piece itself is six years old, and one of the very few pieces we still like from that time. So it feels right to put it out as our furtive fumble.

The single is three tracks, comes with a PDF, and is completely free. It is mixed poorly, mastered even more poorly, but...it's a fun little thing. We hope you feel the same way, and take the time to take a listen. Thank you.

never listen to yourself always

altered course. patience.

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rough vocal mixes up

for the first time in four years...Izalith has vocals. rough mixes can be heard on our MySpace site, and once we have the album released, we'll have a nice, pretty Bandcamp site. until then...it's to the whore we prostrate. these new mixes display Cailin Audrey's ghostly mantras.

we're getting closer to the release of the much-postponed 'Gnomon'. playing with quite bizarre packaging ideas...stay plugged in.

6/8/10

progress, despite curmudgeonly nonsense. striving in spite of overwhelming negativity. vocals coming along...three to go, some work on two. live drum tracks. packaging ideas. things falling into place. more work with Rob, Tony, Cailin, Tristan, and Cullen. soon. soon.

5/4/10

still working on vocals. track-list finalizations. growing impatient. string theory is interesting...go read about it. love of singles. what ever happened to b-side culture? go check out Halo...the band.

a brief statement

nothing worth listening to is being signed to major labels. there are still the few odd bands that were grandfathered in when every record exec was trying to sign the next Nirvana, The Clash, etc., that are either making good work, distress calls back to their former glories, or downright pathetic attempts to remain relevant as opposed to remaining honest, but otherwise...anything that matters in music right now can be found on an independent label, and you will have to find them. go look for some music, and stay away from the RIAA. let it die in peace.