Transcendental Desecration was originally co-founded by Gideon Cissna (aka: Lord Gwydyon, GroundZero, Gridlok) and Kevin Neher (aka: KevCo, Kevlar) in 1991 in Santa Cruz CA. In the beginning the band was an experimental, improv-performance project that tended toward the extreme psychedelic in concept and flavor. It often had an open door line-up policy with regards to jam and recording sessions (similar to bands such as Pigface). Between 1991 and 1997, TD recorded 212 full albums/jam sessions and independently hand-published and released at least 50 of those to local and Bay Area fans and friends. Around 1998, KevCo quit the band which then went on a hiatus. Shortly after that, Gridlok met Maggy Mjolnir who essentially demanded to join the band to play bass and synths. She was enthusiastically inducted into the band, but the band did not officially resume music production until 2000-2001. Transcendental Desecration, now located in San Diego CA, eventually picked up where it left off with an all new studio and all new equipment and tools. This new incarnation of TD also had a new approach and greater level of sophistication than before. By 2004, TD was officially an equal collaboration between Gridlok and Mjolnir and no longer included other guest musicians or performers. To this day, the two are still prolifically producing music and several new albums are in the works.

We are LT Henry.

We come from Stanhope so all your threats are empty.

We are fueled by hard liquor and a desire to create.

Eric and Alex make most of the songs.
There are other honorary members that never seem to be around when we want to record, either because they joined the air force or are at rutgers or something else entirely.

We were formed in 2006 in a basement during a night of heavy drinking near music instruments. We started to jam and while it sounded kind of awful we were determined. Later that year we recorded Azariel. It would be our textbook song.

In 2007 we had enough music to throw together an album. Songs for the Criminally Insane, it was called. Because you'd have to be criminally insane to listen.

We never stopped recording, and by September of 2008 we had enough songs to release an EP (That Fight Turned Into a Gunfight EP) and a double album (Night Falls on Sussex County).

It's 2009 and we are working on a new album. I don't think we'll ever stop making music.

Experienced composer and sound designer working in the London area. Written the scores for several independent British films.

•  Haunting...

I make music. Slowly.

•  Absolutely beautiful.
•  Defintely sounds sampled.
•  Relaxing
•  Neat

y name is Louis Comeau. I was born in Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada. I then moved to Timmins, Ontario, where I spent most of my childhood. The next move was to Barrie, Ontario where I spent a few years only to move again, this time to Prescott, Ontario. This is where I went to highschool. After an unfulfilling high school experience I decided to go to Summit College. Going to Bible college was the greatest experience of my life. After college I went to China with two of my best friends, Adam & Kevin, and I taught English to kids for a whole year. A year passed and I made the decision to return to Canada. I worked a few jobs and then ended up at a Christian camp. I'm now a graphic designer, program coordinator, sound technician, and webmaster for Camp des Bouleaux. I'm also the co-coordinator and marketing director for the Bouleaux Snowpark, which is now approaching its second season.

Music has been a very important part of my life for many years. My first introduction was piano lessons at a young age. I later played the trumpet followed by bass guitar in the school band. I began playing guitar in high school, focusing primarily on the electric guitar. When I started college I began to fall in love with the acoustic guitar. I've been writing songs now and then for the past couple years, and this year I finally started recording and polishing up my songs.

My music expresses the feelings I experience in my journey through this life. I hope you enjoy my work which has only been possible because of the gifts God has given me.

Gabriel lives in Vancouver and records music independently in his Gastown apartment/studio: Studio In the Trees. He has been playing music for a large portion of his life (privately and in a few bands) but only recently has been starting to capture the type of sound he has been striving for. This is mostly due to fact that he now has the ability to record each of the instruments himself, and create the kind of indie/melodic/pianolike/alternative music that has been swimming in his head for years. This allows for an entirely personal message. You might like it.