Primal Static

Rising Of The Curtain

Mar 16, 2010 blog
Posted by Greg Thuman

We all dream as dreamers do. The web of life appears so taut right now with derision around the world but all is not left to chaos. Form comes from chaos and out of it springs life. This time round perhaps we will all get it right.

We want to thank all of you who have helped us achieve this music in all its splendor, whether directly or indirectly. We are unraveling our skin as it were, as the moon does each month. To those who understand the ever evolving door of Primal Static and what is actually meant by those words and name. To those that try to listen to it all and to never brand us as this or that. To those of you, who actually buy our material instead of just saying it, thanks.

We believe this music will last way beyond our time on this earth, so that is really everything. To put out something one believes in and see it treated well is all that an artist can really ask. We have been at this for quite a while and it seems we have a strong fan base which makes it all worth while. For us it’s the message in the music. One wonders “Are these lyrics listened to?” “Are we getting through, or are we miles away?” This music is meant to uplift. We hardly ever hear that these days. It’s either a whiny singer feeling sorry for their selves or just boring music. So instead of feeling horrible we give a change to the “scene” by offering up something we feel is really extraordinary. We are lifelong dedicated musicians. Nothing we receive and play is accidental, we play from the heart and hopefully it touches a nerve; man we just give it to you all or none, that’s what you want right? Music needs to be spun from the soul. We hear you in your emails and comments and your discontent with music these days. We promise the soul of blues is pumping in our music as it will forever because it is the people’s music and shall last forever. Our concern is to spread the message of truth through music played from the heart and soul, not some dismal crass commercialized garbage. This is a train, as in A Little Pain, that won’t and can’t stop. Our number one priority is to play for you live now, so we can communicate with you and feel the electricity going both ways. A vital audience gives breath to the music and you are vital to us! As we travel we hope to meet everyone of you, so make yourselves known to us.

Best,

Primal Static

March 16, 2010