A. I answer to X and Xavior, however, I’ve been called many things.
Q. Do you have any
other pet names?
A. Junky
Fuckhead, Princest, Sweet Pea!
Q. Where is your
home town?
A.
I live in an arm pit outside
Chicago.
Q. Were you in any
previous bands?
A.
Yes. 1 being a band called Thickhead
and a few others not worth mentioning.
Q. What are your
inspirations?
A.
Probably thriving on miseries of
others.
Q. Why do you enjoy
thriving on miseries of others? How does that get you off?
A.
It does make me realize how petty
and pathetic people like myself really are at times.
Q. Have you ever
collaborated in cover tunes in any other bands?
A.
No.
Q. Why not?
A.
I have a functional mind and a creative one which is my own. I don’t
need to steal other people’s thoughts or take the bow for some other
stooge’s work. I don’t need to steal quotes from "video
games".
A. My portrayal is real. I’m no candy-ass that needs to pretend to be something I’m not. I have mood swings. I’ve been told I’m a chameleon on acid. Whether or not that’s true, I am an animal just like you.
Q.
Are you the same today?
A.
No, I’m not on a stage and I’m
tired.
A. Is there an echo in the room?!?
Q. Do you have any
quotes about life?
A.
No. Not at this point. Hopefully it’s
short.
Q.
What is your outlook on the world?
A.
It’s not bad to visit. Wouldn’t
want to be stuck here.
Q.
How did you get involved with your current project?
A.
It was in the works a few years
back. But, due to choices, not all that were good, it was postponed.
Q.
How did you meet the other band members?
A.
The first time I met Christ was in a
loft party. He was touring with a band and I was impressed. So we hooked
up.
Q.
Do you think you work well together?
A.
Yes. Both Christ and myself are very
motivated individuals but we are musician whores.
A. Christ does most of the programming, I contribute samples and lyrics.
Q.
How do you record and where?
A. We’re
doing a basic recording out in the ‘burbs. And the main recording will
be done in Chicago.
Q.
Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
A. I’m
fucking unstable. I have trouble seeing where I’ll be at tomorrow, so I’m
not going to take a stab at being Nostradamus.
Q.
Were your past music bands the same style as the
Red Line Project?
A. No.
Each project is different. It’s like having a kid, I suppose. They’re
all different in their own ways. And all you can do is walk away and
neglect the ones you don’t like and try to forget the past.
Q.
How do you come up with your material?
A. Sick
thoughts in my head. I’m a product of society.
Q.
When are you going to start playing
live?
A. At this time,
I won’t give you a date. But, I would say rather soon.
Q.
What do you think about while performing?
A. Being
surrounded by a room full of strangers judging me for whatever fucking
reason. Whether they like me or not, I usually take it with a grain of
salt. I’m usually scared, but I have ways to relieve myself with stress
and pain.
Q.
What are the creative outlets used to express
yourself?
A. I do
sculpture & photography. I like to build things. Just
"things" that take on a life of their own.
Q.
What is your real birthdate?
A. I’m
a Leo and I don’t get older. I get younger every year.
Q.
What was your most embarrassing moment?
A. It's a
fire escape story. I don't care to share it with the public.
