Demo Clip of some work me and Chris of Dead Frail Honesty have been working on.
This is an unmixed clip so don't be too harsh. 

Lucidstatic- Bleed The Voice Demo Clip (ft Chris of Dead Frail Honesty)

one man, one obsession, too many toys
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From the cold landscapes of Alaska comes a talented new artist by the name of James Church. With his prolific blend of glitch, breakcore, industrial, and idm, he is by no means an imitator, but rather an innovator of the hard electronic sound.
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Alaskan native James Church utilizes his prolific side-project Pandora’s Black Book  to focus on more secular dark Industrial rhythms and dense ambient atmospheres, all carefully wrapped up in alluring beats and meticulously crafted synthwork.

really i'm just being me without thought to the labels

Profile pic by @Deathburger on instagram ;)

CRL Studios is more than just a label. It's a support group for musical outcasts. It's the rusted door to introspective solitary confinement. It's an army, leading a bloody onslaught since 2005.
 
While the individual artists have their own unique visions, they all meld together to form an idea: destroy and rebuild. Each member wields music and art as their chosen weapons for this task, whether its directed towards themselves, their memories, or the world. Each release is an exhibition of raw emotion. This is life with all its purity and imperfections.
 
Founded by James Church (aka Lucidstatic), CRL Studios works with other like-minded labels and artists to bring these visions to the masses, spreading the infection of harmonic beauty and noisy disfigurement. This is not revolt. This is not an uprising. This is evolution.

Current artists/projects include: Lucidstatic, Pandora's Black Book, Angel of Violence, Barcoder, Static Logic, Glue On Smile and more

In 2002, Brian Cramer, an experimental composer, met Chris Shortt, an industrial vocalist, at a PIGFACE/THRILL KILL KULT concert. They soon discovered that they had the same musical interests and goals and decided to form a project. Cramer was already working on an esoteric soundscape project called Serum Fantis, with Luke Grochocki. Grochocki a visual artist who was bringing representation into music was immediately brought into the fold. Joining forces they started experimenting with the gear and DFH was born. Always seeking new sound innovations as well as other collaborators sought new members. In time K. Novak (T.E.F.), a pioneer of the noise genre, joined DFH and has become the sonic backbone of the band. Ben Bordelon (ErasetheVirus), Shane Smith (DEADSKELTON), Chelsie Davis have contributed their amazing talents to the DFH sound. With their new found sonic sculpture power DFH forged ahead developing their dark symphonic industrial sound. Their live performances echo their occult interests which simulate the atmosphere of strange rituals.
