Suicide By Suit Global

04/23/10 - Shit is finally rolling and a new recording, tentively dubbed City Boy has been started. The City Boy session arrive on the heel of a new focus on guitar playeing and layering of keys and other instruments. Very very inspired as of lately by listening to lots of old rock'n'roll jams from the 1960's and 70's. I like the guitar. Its fun to play. - Paul

01/20/10 - I've been super busy. My girlfriend, Mariah, grouped together some friends and recorded The Jesus and Mary Chain covers. Everyone who participated chose a JAMC song they liked and we recorded them at SBSG Sound Lab. "I Love Rock'n'Roll," "I Hate Rock'N'Roll," "In A Hole," "Head On," and 1 other song in which the title escapes my mind at the moment. None the less, The songs are being mixed and should be ready to post by March. This is only the first installment of the JAMC covers project so stay tuned for other good stuff.
Beyond all that, I have been recording more PHD tunes without vocals. I lay the vocals and then end up scrubbing them. I als have been busy recording other bands and have been playing drums in a new band called, The Larroquettes. There will be a shit load of things to come so stay tuned for sure! - Paul

Paul (PHD) has spent allot of time recording. Since June of 1994 Paul has recorded hours upon hours of "stuff." You can call it music, you can call it crap, you can call it comedic, you can called it "not so funny," or you can just call it what you call it.
The 1990's where a time of growth for Paul. Much, if not all of the 1990's where spent growing musically, finding his feet as well as his head. During this time of personal and musical growth, Paul acquired the skills to use a Tascam 4-track recorder and eventually moved up to a Tascam 8-track. The analog cassette hiss proves to be essential to the body of these songs. There are in fact a few recordings made on digital units courtesy of a studio or a friend’s mini disk recorder.
Paul spent most of the 1990's unemployed, spending alot of time dreaming about playing music for a living,

instead of interviewing at Office Team or Manpower for temp work. Some mornings, Paul would decide to not go to his shitty temp job. The phone would ring off the hook all morning, but Paul was sleeping because he was up all night (till 8AM) holed away in his room with headphones on, propping a microphone up to a small Gorilla practice amp. All this to record fresh guitar lines for some song. Paul hated doing things he hated to do and still does, yet there is that inevitable responsibility of trying to "get ahead" in life, thus paying the rent and being able to afford more recording gear. Paul has grown up quite a bit since the 1990's, yet he is still trying to make a living playing music. Thanks to today’s technology, Paul now has a very visible platform to display his work, which is what you are looking at now.
Paul thinks it’s stupid to talk about himself in the 3rd person and apologizes to you. - Paul