Former Dismemberment Plan frontman Travis Morrison has resumed working on new material, recovering from the lashing he received from Pitchfork who gave his last record a 0.0 score.

Morrison had this to say:

We went out to Chicago a few weeks ago and recorded fourteen songs at Electrical Audio with my old bandmate Jason Caddell producing. It's a beautiful studio. We aren't done but we're really far along and we should have everything ready for a spring release.

I know I told everyone we've been "working on it" all this time but honestly we weren't--I was just tired of talking about Pitchfork so I dropped out of indie-rock and did other musical things. I needed inspiration and new cultural input. I don't just make this shit up on my own, to paraquoth Mos Def. I definitely found it! It's been a great year. So I guess you could say I was working on the record… spiritually.

He released his last solo record, Travistan in 2004.