The Prison Ships Phoenix, Arizona
--Our songs tend to drift back and forth into dark territory usually the lyrics get preoccupied with mortality and death-
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This side project was nothing more than that... these songs were never meant to see the light of day but
numerous songs have been collected behind the scenes over the past year and recently been resurrected through loss and hardships.
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