For well over a decade now, Fox Bat Strategy has existed unreleased and unheard, slowly marinating in the ether of time, all the while retaining a uniquely modern sensibility. A musical pet project of film director David Lynch, Fox Bat features a cast of musicians who began collectively collaborating with Lynch surrounding the production of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, appearing on the film's two roadhouse instrumentals: "The Pink Room" and "Blue Frank" (as well as making cameos in the film itself). Of these players: Stephen Hodges (Drums), Don Falzone (Bass), Andy Armer (Keyboards) and Dave Jaurequi (Guitar), it was Jaurequi who was brought on last to contribute to the October, 1991 "Pink Room" session…unknowingly branding the word "group" on what was until then just another experiment. Lynch was floored by the chemistry of the session and, in 1994, invited the same musicians (with the addition of guitarist Smokey Hormel) to re-enter the studio and chase that same palpable magic… This time, the music seemed to spontaneously pour forth lyrics as well. Dave Jaurequi took vocal duties as Lynch scrawled out pages of text with directives of which would be spoken and which would be sung. What finally emerged were these seven tracks…tinted with 50's overtones, sinister undertones, and an ever-present abstract etherial quality. Discussions about additional work and more recording dates for the album came up intermittently after 1994's burst of activity, but ultimately the project