It was 2005, and I had just arrived home from a failed tour with Cains & Abels (I left after 10 days, leaving David Sampson to face the south alone) that didn't go as I had planned. Classes had started a week before I came home, so it was too late to enroll. So, I did what anyone would do in that situation, I worked at Chuck E. Cheese, and recorded this album.

It's weird, and frustrating to listen to this two years later. Mostly because there is a lot I would have changed, but two months later finishing it (June 2005), my laptop broke, and the files were gone forever. Now I offer you this for free. I'm done with it. Take it. Listen to it. This may be the last ever S. American Agriculture album (though, it may not).

Thanks.

http://virb.com/s_american_agriculture/music/albums/6112