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ENTRY #044: Noxxus Arrived And Explained
DATE POSTED: June 30 2004

Finally, Insidious Frustration has its own dot com. http://www.noxxus.com. Obviously, you know that, otherwise you wouldn't be reading this. So don't type in the .cjb address anymore. The greatest thing of all, you don't need a popup blocker anymore. We're finally advertisement free, at my expense... haha!

So what is Noxxus then? It's simply the name of this long-going website. Noxxus will most likely not be anything more than the title of this site, but you never know what could happen. I had actually written a song a long time ago with the tentative title, Noxxus, but for all I care, that song is dead and buried. But I may revive it when I get the time someday.

As far as songs go, progress has really slowed down due to lack of free time. A new song has managed to make the list however, and it is titled "Hopeless Desires." When you read the lyric, you will notice a reference to the debut album, The Life and Mind of Desparity. This is intentional of course, and I'm planning on releasing this particular song as a b-side on one of the Desparity singles, giving one of the singles more spice. There have been several other songs written, but not completed. There's a big change coming for the second album, In Reverse, and when I'm ready to reveal it, it will be posted in the In Reverse album news section. Otherwise, I've been busting my butt with a life outside of Insidious Frustration. But I feel there is a future here. So for anyone wondering, this website is really just a personalized site for me, Nathan Kremitzki. That's about it.

Oh, one more thing. The Slow Decay of Time is going to be posted soon, which is some sort of journal of mine. So if you are interested in how my everyday life works, then you can give it a look. There's still a bunch of sections on this site that are "coming soon." I promise that they will be coming, but I'm not so sure about the "soon" part. We'll see. A good night to all!

Happy Birthday to Ryan Lerch. You've been a good friend to me in all of these past seven years. Hope your 19th was a great one!