Ceschi Forgotten Forever vinyl #98 / 100 handmade cover by Davey 'Dreadnot' Kaminski with help by Tongan Icebeard & 'unnamed graffiti writer' . Condition is New - all covers have been created out of recycled used lp jackets, includes lyric insert designed by michael crigler,  . Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.

Side A

Easy Arithmetic (produced by Ceschi) One Million Battles (produced by Dynamo414 w/ cuts by Shortrock) Love For The Apocalypse (produced by Zach Bitterman) Work Song (feat. Baracuda, NGA FSH & Child Actor) (produced by Child Actor) Set In Stone (produced by Ghost Notes) Death Cake (guitar and synth by Ceschi, guitar by David Langner, drums by Aloeight) Terrible Twos (produced by Felix Kirner aka Snatchatec)

Side B

Sellouts (feat. Mike Mictlan) produced by Sebastian Hochstein Injuries Being Called Suspicious (produced by Ceschi) Forgotten Forever (feat. Busdriver, Onry Ozzborn with choruses by Max Heath & Sedgie Ogilvy ) (produced by Anonymous Inc.) Must Forget (feat. David Ramos & Max Heath) (produced by Anonymous Inc.) My Dog (produced by Ceschi) Weather Person (produced by Deadpan Darling w/ cuts by DJ Creative) The Hill (live acoustic recording w/ banjo, stomps & harmonies by Radical Face) Never Write A Song About You (produced by ChrisMick & Ceschi)

“Contrary to possible first impressions, the title "Forgotten Forever” is not just my attempt at some type of goth poeticism or just another self defeating “Ceschi-ism”. Simply explained, aside from 3 brand new songs, a large majority of the songs on this album would have been forgotten and lost within my ever-growing catalog of unreleased material if this project never existed. I can count at least 5 songs on this album that were initially created 10 years ago or longer. This project has now given me a good reason to go back and revisit these songs and obsess over which songs, once forgotten, should be given new lives.

Thank you to Tiago at Cooler Than Cucumbers, all of my artistic collaborators & all of my supporters for caring enough about my music to take these sounds out of premature retirement." – Ceschi