After much soul searching and relentless, failed efforts to take over the world GingerZilla took a breath. In that Divine moment of clarity the path illuminated before him. He realised that progress is not made in great leaps, but by increments, moments in time that must be seized and nurtured.

A germ has grown which has blossomed to become the first stage of his aural assault on a music world busy digesting the Music of the Dark Lord. For this reason he is fervently opposed to most music, especially the modern ‘urban’ expression of R&B which long ago sold its soul, so self-intoxicated it failed to realise it has neither Rhythm, nor Blues.

Despite his hostility, the GingerZilla is quite willing to listen to anything and for this reason believes that mashups (bootlegs/bastard pop) may save the world by extricating the faecal matter from pop music and making even the most banal and insipid music eminently listenable and pant wettingly funny.

For this reason mashups will form part of the constitution for the GingerZilla's New World Order (which also includes a stipulation that record company executives are made to bathe in their own pop filth). The path of a fanatic towards world conquest is never easy and doesn't happen overnight (just mainy on Tuesday's), taking careful planning and bouts of extreme violence that must be done in the face of the evil that is Bill Gates and his unstable software (seriously did Ghenghis Khan have to put up with this?).

GingerZilla began making computer based tracks back in 2003/4 having tried (and failed) to make anything worth listening to on a antiquated keyboard that refused to connect to anything. After a promising start a serious virus put paid to his plans of world conquest and he was just able to save his efforts before making off from the smoking remnants before the whole thing blew up. What follows are those relics, the words and sounds of a new order thwarted in it's infancy, taming the temper tantrum and raising something stronger as he rises from the ashes with cheap software and a burning passion to use that dodgy keyboard again...