December 2022

My (almost) long lost album LMNO3 will be released on CD by the label Think Like A Key Music in February 2023.  It will include a bunch of bonus tracks and, thus, will be entitled LMNO3 Deluxe.  The album was originally only issued on independent cassettes that were duplicated in my living room in 1985.  It was never released on CD or LP and would have been lost forever if it were not for musicologist Jay Dravenstadt who provided me with tracks that he digitized from one of those obscure cassettes.  The songs on the upcoming CD were digitized from the original half track reel-to-reel tapes and mastered by Roger Houdaille.  I have also successfully digitized a solo album recorded in 1981 that was never officially released at all.  These very early multitrack recordings will be leaked out in the months/years that lie ahead.

October / November 2022

New article up entitled How To Stay Famous For A Long Long Time.  All of my peculiar underground recordings from the 1970s have now been digitized.  You can read more about this cassette digitization project which includes some newly unearthed rough mixes from the elemen opee elpee album here.  There are also new poems on that page.  The babysue Cap is now available.  babysue, Volume 3, Issue 2 (from 1992) is now online (first time on the internet).  View PDFs here.  This one features Remembering The Carpenters, Harmful Insects and Deborah's Turkey Sandwich. Note: Opinions expressed are not necessarily the author's opinions.

August / September 2022

I am now in the process of un-burying LMNO4, an album of songs I recorded in 1986 - 1987.  It was originally intended to be a cassette-only release.  For a variety of reasons, the album was never released.  These obscure digitized LMNO4 tracks will most likely be released at some point.  New story up entitled Polio's Big Discovery.  babysue, Volume 3, Issue 1 (from 1991) is now online (first time on the internet).  View PDFs here.  This one features the Serial Killer Quiz. Note: Opinions expressed are not necessarily the author's opinions.

Check out my third 2022 short story Napkin's Magic Thing here.  babysue, Volume 2, Issue 4 (from 1991) is now online (first time on the internet).  This one features interviews with Mary Fleener, Ace Backwords and Roy Tompkins. View all PDFs here .  Note: Opinions expressed are not necessarily the author's opinions.

Check out my second 2022 short story King of the Biggest Kingdom here.  babysue: Recipes For The 90s, Volume 2, Issue 3 (from 1990) is now online (first time on the internet). View all PDFs here .  Note: Opinions expressed are not necessarily the author's opinions.

More PDFs from the past.  babysue's Recipe Book (Volume 1, Issue 3) from way back in 1985 is now online. View PDFs here (this is the first time this mini comic / magazine has ever been on the internet).  Note: Opinions expressed are not necessarily the author's opinions.  babysue Review #28 (the print music review magazine) from 1998 is also online.  View PDFs here.  Here's an article entitled Taking Advantage of Technology and some comics (from 1998)  Some new poems are now up.  A website change.  The tiny clickable heads on the Table of Contents pages are now surprise elements.  Clicking on them once revealed babysue and Jesus comics only.  Now you never know what you might find.

PDFs of the first two babysue mini-magazines/comic books are now online here (this is the first time these have ever been on the internet). Additional PDFs will be added as time allows.  Note: Opinions expressed are not necessarily the author's opinions.  In other news...this News page was added where you can find out the latest things happening in my confusing little underground world.  In the past, I tended to do things 'in the dark' most of the time.  But this year I decided that is not such a good thing...so from now on I'll be letting you know what's happening when it's happening.

2021

The album whatNOP was released that features sixteen new songs.  Four videos were produced from songs on the album (links to these are on the whatNOP page). Lyrics were uploaded for all releases (links can be found on the Discography page).  Lyrics are also on individual song pages on bandcamp.  Prices for CDs & CD-Rs dropped to $7.00 each (with free shipping worldwide) on bandcamp.  Album downloads dropped to $3.00 each.  Settings were changed on the bandcamp page so you can freely stream everything there without that annoying 'two song limit' thing happening.