The Diet man-man three-and-a-half-year process

three-and-a-half-year process

his basement's copper plumbing (remade into xylophones for "Samurai Sword")—and then he'll try to get out

The piece that appears on the album cover was illustrated by Seattle artist Toby Liebowitz and painted by Chris Alderson

powerful and controlled

The Diet man-man three-and-a-half-year processCullen Omori's path to his second album The Diet wasn't an easy one. After the release of his first album, New Misery, he had to deal with busted vans, crashed cars, mangled relationships, and other trials that can leave one feeling like the world is playing a cosmic joke. From the guitar that drops out of the sky on the opening track "Four Years" all the way through the fade out of kaleidoscopic closer "A Real You," The Diet is a powerful modern