This is a short little EP used entirely as a vehicle for me to express the current darkness I find myself living with. It’s not very good, and is hardly poetry. Full of sloppy performances and bad recording as a result of me having little energy and not caring that much, but it’s much more a therapeutic exercise than art. I don’t expect anyone to actually gain enjoyment from it. I initially wrote these songs with the intention of keeping them among the very many things I create and just keep to myself, but that has lead to no relief. Maybe releasing them will. I gotta try anything at this point.

Alogia is the most important song on here and the only one I actively like very much I think, so if you're curious and wanna get the gist just listen to that.

There's a pretty high chance I just delete this at some point, so if you want to hold it against me at some point down the line keep that mind.

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Explanation of name:

Going forward my name Farboro will be retired as something I release music under. It will still sort of be my umbrella title I guess, but I will start putting out more folky, acoustic, “rustic” music under the name Christopher Rowin, and everything else, rock, experimental, electronic, etc., as PDF Ghost. These projects are one and the same, just a cosmetic difference. (PDF Ghost is a somewhat tentative title though, it’s something I’ve had and liked as an idea for a very long time, but lately am starting to feel a bit less hot on it.)

There’s two main reasons for this. One being that the further I get from making the sort of “wacky” experimental music I was making when I first started using the name Farboro, a reference to the cartoon Problem Solverz, the less appropriate it feels. And the three records I put out in October 2020 are such an inseparable unit to me I kind of want to leave them as they are, set in moniker amber. Two being I’ve wanted to use the name PDF Ghost for a long time but it never felt appropriate to have folk music under the tag, so I settled for something more broad. But recently I came up with the name Christopher Rowin, a swapping of my two names around with my first being spelled phonetically as to have it be one letter off from Christopher Robin, and it is unbelievably perfect to me for use with folk music, so Problem Solved (get it?).

If you’re thinking this is stupid, overly complicated, and will only work to shroud the very limited reach and exposure I have, you couldn’t possibly be more wrong. Honestly it’s so foolish a thought I won’t even explain why it’s incorrect.