2025-2026.

Media Coverage

Le-Huu, Bao. “Orlando sludge band Ad Nauseum drop surprise ‘new’ songs after years of silence,” Orlando Weekly, October 9, 2024, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.
Ferguson, Jason. “Band of the Week: Ad Nauseum,” Orlando Weekly, August 14, 2017, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.
Le-Huu, Bao and Matthew Moyer. “22 Orlando Bands You Should Keep an Eye and Ear Out for in 2017,” Orlando Weekly, November 30, 2016, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.

Singer, Patricia. “Creecher Double Feature at Cinematique Theater,” Humid Being, May 9, 2019, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.

“Glenn Stefani Interview,” The Vinyl Warhol, July 9, 2018, Defunct as of last check on 25 Oct 2025.
“Best New Music Festival - Best of Orlando 2017,” Orlando Weekly, December 31, 2017, Defunct as of last check on 25 Oct 2025.
Le-Huu, Bao. “Why Florida is Loud Fest Needs to Be a Recurring Thing,” Orlando Weekly, December 20, 2016, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.
Moyer, Matthew. “Florida is Loud Fest Takes Over Mills Avenue All Weekend,” Orlando Weekly, December 14, 2017, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.
Moyer, Matthew. “Florida is Loud Fest to Return to Orlando This December,” Orlando Weekly, September 22, 2017, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.
Moyer, Matthew. “A New Orlando DIY Fest Offers Up All the Varying Flavors of Southern Heaviness,” Orlando Weekly, December 14, 2016, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.

Ferguson, Jason “Band of the Week: Flying Limbs,” Orlando Weekly, December 9, 2019, [link], Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.
Le-Huu, Bao, and Matthew Moyer. “14 Local Artists Who Are Reshaping Orlando Music Scene,” Orlando Weekly, November 29, 2017, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.

Le-Huu, Bao. “Debuts of Counterweight and Florida is Loud Fest Prove Good Harbingers of 2017,” Orlando Weekly, December 28, 2016, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.
Le-Huu, Bao. “Time Waste Management and TMD Debut Fascinating Audiovisual Series,” Orlando Weekly, December 17, 2016, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.

Moyer, Matthew. “Noise-core band Witchbender plays two sets at the intimate Nook on Robinson”, Orlando Weekly, June 5 2019, link. Last Accessed: 19 January 2026.
Le-Huu, Bao. “Hot Snakes make an astonishing comeback at the Abbey”, Orlando Weekly, May 4 2019, link. Last Accessed: 19 January 2026.
OW Staff. “Keep your ears open to these Orlando bands”, Orlando Weekly, August 10 2018, link. Last Accessed 19 January 2026.
Ferguson, Jason. “Band of the Week: Witchbender”, Orlando Weekly, February 5 2018, link. Last Accessed: 19 January 2026.
Le-Huu, Bao. “Bad Balloon Rising in the Scene Debuts Tampa Noise Rockers Vacancy”, Orlando Weekly, December 1, 2017, [link]. Last Accessed: 25 Oct 2025.

Crush pt. 2, featured on …third, Moki Tapes. Decembber 2021.
- Guitar, developed concept for “remix”.
“Wolverine Blues” (Entombed Cover), featured on SCREAM! It’s Halloween!. October 2020.
- Guitar and Backing Vocals.
Broke b/w Human Lip Ring, June 2020.
- Guitar (written), art direction.
The Wave b/w On Me, May 2020.
- Guitar (written), art direction, and concept for a slasher movie inspired by Beach Party (1963).
Crush, Lil Fat Tapes, May 2018.

CASTLE FREAK: A Remote Residency for Generative Digital Composition. Inside the Castle, November 2025 (publication: November 2026), [details].

Ritchey III, Glenn S., ed. Oil Spill. By John Hoffman. Sifting Press, October 2024, [details].

Lebor II. Self-published as Lebor Publications, limited pamphlet run, July 2023, [details].
Lebor I. Self-published as Lebor Publications, limited pamphlet run, June 2023, [details].

“Vacances de Printemps sans Mon Amour.” SR50 Magazine, December 2019, [details].
“M. Accelerated: A Deconstruction of the ‘Spaghetti Western’ and Failed Cinema.” Pallor Pink Vol. 6: This Ain’t My First Rodeo, November 2019, [details].