I'm engineering it myself. It's going to look homemade. No, that's not very easy, to draw the line, and it never seemed that important to me. I love details, and I don't often question if doing things with these events is art or not. If it's interesting to me, I try to make something out of it.
Muddy River seems to have an apocalyptic side to it.
For example, on the record Jewels, these are guaranteed true stories. The stories are things that happened to me. I'm more or less of a reporter in certain ways, and really need a way to think of characters. As for Muddy River, that was based on a flood in the midwest, which struck me as such an odd thing, because these old ladies were very upset, because the coffins of their husbands were washing up on their neighbors's lawns. People believe that when the horns are blowing and people pop up out of their graves, we'll need to be next to our loved ones and not have to look for them.