Here. There. SAVAGE FURS are everywhere. Well, not quite yet. We’ve bled like a virus into digital arenas. Painting pixels with a blackening psychedelic cancer. My writing is getting a bit pretentious now. Oops. Yeah, please visit www.myspace.com/savagefurs, www.facebook.com/savagefurs/, and www.last.fm/artist/Savage+Furs at your convenience.
SAVAGE FURS are currently recording three new songs for a second demo and then gearing up to play live with an aim to playing by April at the latest. I’ve got some ideas to conclude a small batch of SOFT RIOT songs I’ve been working on but time and more importantly, the right frame of mind are hard to nail down right now. Finally, I’m cooking up two new mixes that I hope to have up in the coming weeks — two autobiographically compiled mixes of hardcore/post-hardcore in the early 90s and then the second being what I saw as it’s transition into the post-punk/new wave movement that sprung forth in the mid to late 90s and exploded in the naughties. It’s a bit hard to condense it down to 15-20 tracks but I think it should be a good one. Until then…
Well, after finishing mixing in October and since then doing some rehearsing and getting the other bits of the whole “package” together, SAVAGE FURS are available for listening on a 5-song demo and on our MySpace at
This summer comes up a little past three years since I’ve started the SOFT RIOT project — a production that is usually executed in spastic bursts as a solo thing that I did on the side to playing in other bands. The first burst was spring of 2006 when I, under the influence of a few “things”, wrote about five or six tracks in succession to the to that inspiration of influence. A few other minor sessions occurred in the fall of that year. These endeavors were released as a CD-R. There was a gap — my band at the time, PRIMES, was busy writing, recording, and touring. I then moved to the UK and got massively disoriented for a while and started writing a few songs and then sat on them, not sure where it was all going. It all circled up in the spring of this year after relistening to the things I recorded in 2006 and saying; “Yes, let’s keep on that tangent — I think we got something going on there.”
