"Pug fugly" was actually a quote from Moe Sizlack of The Simpsons fame.

Pug Fuglies currently exists purely in electronic form; a live show would be dodgy at best.

The Internet has made music as a whole incredibly accessible to the masses. Many forgotten musicians, or musicians who are relatively obscure, now have a voice.

I don't see a major label being interested in experimental instrumentals, but if they were I would definitely show interest, so long as my creativity wasn't stifled.

I didn't start composing music until 2003, creating unlistenable garbage. I was briefly collaborating with fellow musician Noise Nazi under the name Necrosadisticorpse, before parting ways and trying to develop my own style. In 2007 I began to teach myself music theory and found interest in emulating a number of different music styles.

I've been rabid metal fan for around 10 years now, so distorted guitars (in synthesized form) tend to make their way into a lot of my music. However, I'm, also big on Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart, so there's a strong "zany" aspect to a lot of Pug Fuglies tunes. Other styles of music, such as new wave, hip hop, industrial and noise, often show up in Pug Fuglies. In the last year The Residents have shown up as an inspiration.

Anywhere I've never been.

Nothing more than a desktop computer!

Jeremiah pig leaf stew.