I don't like going to the studio. It just seems too cold. There's no crowd to react to, or share anything with; it's just talking into a microphone that's going into a computer.

I hate my voice. I've never been comfortable singing.

I think a master craftsman is someone who is unpretentious. He has a physical object in front of him and, while he works with a higher aim, he doesn't let his personality get in the way of his art. It's simply about the task at hand and to make it as functional and necessary to the world as he can.

Try to keep your mind. Try not to eat bad, try not to wake up with too bad of a hangover.

With death comes a choice. And death is a choice.

Making music and art is about expressing something that's universally human, maybe even beyond human, at best. To make it about the artist and to dwell upon biographical information can only make it singular, and I am really, really disgusted by that.

If it's possible to have an enemy without making it personal or moral, then that's what I'm trying to do.