Too Much Sex

Too Much Sex was originally released in the summer of 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic was in full swing. The ensuing lockdowns may have fueled an unfamiliar sense of cabin fever and paranoia in many, but I felt right at home in such an environment, being a jaded recluse for years. To express the spirit of the age, I wrote and recorded 4 songs, and proceeded to release them on an EP with a title reflecting not only my own personal hedonistic impasse, but what seemed to be yet another end of an era for American culture. 

Listen to Too Much Sex on Bandcamp


Too Much Sex tracklist:

1) Dirty Mirror

2) Rags To Rags 

3) Do The Paranoia

4) Kill Her Composer 



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