Black Pill Birmingham, Alabama
The Black Pill came to be during the 2003-2004 writing & recording sessions for the third Lunasect album. The sound & songwriting for those sessions were becoming very focused & didn't seem to fit the "anything/all the time" experimental & more synth driven sound of Lunasect. The songs recorded during that 2003-2005 period as well as new material will be released on 1.24.15. ... more
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