This is not a demo. This is anything but a demo. This will be the piss pan Donald Trump's or Joe Biden's toe hair before it's a demo. I have never released a finished, completed, finalized record to the public with the word, "demo," worthlessly and idiotically in the title, or as the title, and I never will.

Fuck humanity. Fuck you with an iron mace. Fuck making physical music-recording formats, fuck buying them, fuck listening to them, and fuck collecting those obsolete waste-of-space worthless items of limitation (I've lost the care for obtaining them a long time ago.) Fuck your emotions and your mind being comfortable. Fuck your external creator god.

This is music, not noise. The name of the music genre has "noise" in it, yes, that's okay, because we're aware that most people perceive it as noise – undesirable. If you enjoy listening to it, technically, it's music to you and noise to the people who hate it. If it's sound-art, it's music. These are *songs* that are in a set of *music*. Do I really need to tell you all this simple concept?! No wonder why humanity can't take care of themselves as a collective, because they can't even realize simple things on their own!

Music, not noise! Death to noise! Destroy all noise now! Country music is noise! Kill all noise! Country music is music in general, but it's noise to me. If you hate Country music or any other music genre or artist and also love Noise music or any sub-genre of it, say, "Music, not noise! Destroy all noise!" Don't you wish your neighbors would stop playing that horrible noise and turn on Phyllomedusa, Urinary Tract Infection From Severe Pus Clots, or Merzbow instead?

If you convert multiple audio tracks into becoming one track in the fashion that would make the final product have the same collective time duration as the individuals, do you end-up with multiple tracks or multiple songs? Answer: Multiple songs. They are no longer individual tracks. You have only *one* track which contains multiple songs on it. You should not call the songs "tracks" with pluralization; it's only the singular version of the word – "track." You have 1 track, 1 track with 15 songs on it – 1 track, not 15 tracks – 15 songs, not 15 tracks.

Humanity hates to change according to logic, especially objective logic. I have no more faith in humanity making the world a healthier place for everyone; I've seen so many bad signs. Good thing we have the objective filter. You're going to pretend like you have never read any of this.

Why are you reading this? Get off of this page already.

If you're still here and not off somewhere crying your eyes out like a weak-minded fool (a cultified overly emotional logic-and-reason-stunted homosapien,) here's a fun fact: The name, "Stiff Organ Pile," and its logo was originally meant to be for a gorenoise project by Bobby Maggard and I, back in 2017. I was going to be on my drum kit. Bobby was interested in starting the band. Time went by and we both forgot about the project. Before I asked Bobby if he wanted to start a band, I already had recordings of my drumming for any reason that may arise. Now I've used one of those recordings that was to be considered for Stiff Organ Pile, for my part of the split, "Day of the Krill," by my project, "Suitcase Body."

I thought of the name and made the logo for Stiff Organ Pile. I remembered this name and wanted to use it.

I am no longer making back covers, CD labels, and the like, to come in the album downloads. To hell with the option to print for CDs.