This was supposed to be "Black Rhombus Number One" released on CD or LP. However, back in 2002, things were just getting off the ground and later. in 2003, Flex Unger's "Little Music for Little People" became the first Black Rhombus release, leaving this unreleased gem on the shelves...until now. On this release you have Will Condon on a Vox drum machine connected to a lot of effects pedals, noise guitar and vocals together with Pasquale Cangiano on trumpet, bass, percussion, flute and vocals. Recorded in Will's basement on Pasquale's portable Tascam 4-track, the release has now been remastered for 2010 at Clean and Humble Recording in Brooklyn.

In between Wong and Joe Average
it's the kind of thing that makes you think
What could be considered normal
when the blue sky turns pink?