Armsdale was touched by the Holy Unit; the rest is history. Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked. They left that to Armsdale.

After a religious experience at a Daft Punk show in 2007, a young engineering student decided to put down his guitar for a while and pick up Ableton Live with the goal of: "Bridging the gap between where my instrument technique ends and the music in my head keeps going." Sadly, by 2007 it was too late for him to quit mechanical engineering in the pursuit of a formal education in music production. Regardless, Armsdale continued to balance a love of music and fast things. This duality of purpose led to a career in the automotive industry and a patent for a leaning vehicle suspension, but with many a late night spent toiling over a song or sweating on stage at a basement DIY venue. Da Vinci believed that Art and Science were two means to the same end. In that same vein, Armsdale found that his education allowed for an engineer's comprehension of sound design, production techniques, and electronic music technology.