In The Wind 6 A.S Lavey explains a key literary reference

explains a key literary reference in a new song

02-03 - "Sculpture" - Robert John Guttke

this book is an exhaustive study of the splatter films of the 1960s and 1970s

Whether it’s Hufnagel bombing through traffic or Tampa Am launching new careers

the Vandal Squad had to identify and locate these individuals cloaked in anonymity (and often so transient they were referred as "ghosts") using every means available

In The Wind 6 A.S Lavey explains a key literary referenceA freewheeling slice of biker culture straight out of the pages of Easyriders, In The Wind captures the spirit of the open road in motion. Its less about polished machines and more about the people orbiting them, riders, drifters, builders, and lifers, all caught in that restless current between towns. The section reads like a rolling dispatch, where stories, snapshots, and fragments of lived experience pile up like miles on an odometer. Theres grit