Apocalypse Yesterday a musical project by Teddy Presberg "A stunning glimpse of the soul-shattering power of emotive musical construction." --Metro Spirit An always surprising and original music chameleon takes us once again on a new journey. The latest release from recording artist Teddy Presberg is a dark thematic project, set to release on December 2nd and enters a completely new musical realm for the musician. This time around the music began along the Saint Francois River in Southeast Missouri. In a cabin with some friends, Presberg utilized a four-track cassette recorder to record old drum machines, dusty synthesizers, and whatever else happened to stop over for dinner (tablas, trumpet players, etc.). Presberg ended up recording an entire cassette of one large, spontaneous, electronic jam. “When I reached my goal of filling up a cassette of original music, I decided it was time to start editing the jams into songs and to put a theme together,” says the music producer. “With all of the talk about the Apocalypse coming soon, according to many ancient civilizations, I just started toying with the concept that we had already eclipsed the Apocalypse.” The result is a 7-track EP of songs that contain lyrics with a strong political message. This is not your usual album, as songs don’t follow traditional songwriting formats and genres are mashed together without rules or limitations. Lyrics are succinct and hooks are avoided. “The message is in the music and the performance,” says Presberg. “I composed and sang all of my vocal parts on the fly in one evening. Going with a flow of consciousness, I just delivered a message without thinking, ‘Oh, I better have a chorus to make it come together.’ When rules are broken and fun is had, you get really interesting results.” The album has its own dedicated website at www.apocalypseyesterday.com. The album is available as a limited CD release through the artist’s website: www.teddypresberg.com. Pre-orders for the limited edition CD are now available there as well.