You're Fat Studios has moved!

Hello kids. You're Fat studios moved a couple of weeks ago, delaying the final touches on Antihooliganism by a few more weeks.

The album is coming together well. Unfortunately, I seem more excited about my next project, Pathetic Covers, then I am about finishing Antihooliganism. I've decided I want to do 2 or 3 versions of the album. A free version, which is filled with advertising and is missing guitar solos, and a $5.00 version, which does not contain the advertisements and includes guitar solos. I'm also thinking about a $10.00 "platinum" version, which includes an actual CD, jewel case, album art, and fake space dirt. We'll see.

In other news, my book: Balloon Boy and the Porcupine Pals: Antihooliganism is coming along nicely. I've written 3.5 chapters and am really enjoying the process. Below is a completely random excerpt:

After the concert, which consisted of six songs, Balloon had rushed to meet his all-time hero, Certain Death’s lead singer Tommy Rocket. Balloon eagerly held a copy of Certain Death’s second album, Anthems of Torture, for Tommy’s autograph. Tommy cursed his attempt, saying: “get your white trash out of my face, fatty.” Balloon was extremely hurt, wondering what he had done to make Tommy Rocket hate him. He dejectedly walked to his car and drove home, crying himself all the way back to Midland. Upon his return, Tom Zarski mockingly inquired about the performance. Balloon had feebly reported that the concert was “awesome.” As Tom drove south toward Iraan, Balloon contemplated the possibility of another Certain Death reunion concert. He felt a spark of excitement.

That's all for now kids.