Trevor Hohenthaner writes the kind of music that your mother warns you about, but secretly enjoys herself. It's music that ranges from playful ritualistic noises with trombones to a lonely piano in the back of an abandoned room. Music with tones of brutal honesty and deeply shrouded secrets put to fresh, simple melodies and rhythmic patterns.Trevor is the kind of guy that'll leave the fan on and cough while recording or even leave in a barely-audible Shania Twain's"Man, I Feel Like A Woman" from a club a half-mile down the street merely for artistic effect.Raised on extreme types of music at an early age, he's not afraid to push the limits of sound to a new and vibrant level. He's often vocally compared to Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra, musically ranging anywhere from Nine Inch Nails to Ben Folds, and lyrically ranging from Tori Amos to Aimee Mann.