Note from the Makers

Looking back on working on sake as whole was a fun and great experience it also helped me expand more on the creative out look in music. And also working with bloodychemist and also who is a good friend and combine ideas on lore and writing music was a blast and also building a universe through making a new and different sound. Hopefully anyone who takes a listen takes a part of our music with them

Deadchan

I’ll be honest, I sometimes look back at Sake in regret. the audible growing pains are so embarrassing but it was a necessary step to getting where I am now. without this I wouldn’t have been making music as I am right now. I love looking back on this period of my life where I worked the hardest, and as painful as it was, I only look back in happiness. I am forever grateful to Deadchan for pushing me this far, and of course putting up with my bullshit because I can be a pain in the ass to work with. I would love to remaster this in the future and to work with deadchan once more.

Kay Tristen