Jerry Lahey Eureka, California
Written while working at monotonous day jobs, recorded in bathrooms, bedrooms, and closets. Is this satirical chronicle just a result of idle hands and a semi-delusional mind or incontrovertible evidence that DIY will never die? Who needs to form a band if you can pretend you have one? Who needs subject matter when there is everyday life. ... more
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