Wild Girl is the second single from PJD’s sophomore EP, Bad News.

What do you do when your soul mate leaves you and you don’t know why? Where does heartbreak end and obsession begin? Would you cross that line, or do you settle for someone else, secretly pining for your lost love?

DIE/MAD stamp their contemporary Chicago sound on the track with glitchy samples and aggressive guitars that push the menacing undertone of the original track to the forefront. Their Wild Girl is dangerous and aloof, ready to rend hearts as casually as one might order a latte.

Chris Egert of Heretic Sound leans into the 90’s Trax vibe of the song, creating an industrial rock remix ready for the dance floor. The thumping beats and layered guitars of this Wild Girl mask a fragility that’s revealed in the song’s final moments.

PJD follow up on their sophomore EP, Bad News, with a collection of remixes for the song “Not Enough Bridge.”

Ozzy’s wrong: there are unforgivable sins. The saying goes that it’s “water under the bridge,” but sometimes there’s too much history, too much trauma, to let bygones be bygones. To save yourself from the raging floodwaters, you might have to let someone else get swept away…

Chicago post-punk duo BELLHEAD discard the fragility of the original mix and instead turn in a somber, gritty take on the track. Stomping drums and dirty bass drive the song forward, ending on a note that questions whether this is a song about condemnation or forgiveness.

Hailing from New Zealand, Kiwillian transforms the song into a trippy delve into a chaotic psyche. Experimental electronic sounds showcase scattered thoughts and conflicted emotions – is it really too late to forgive and forget?

Circle Six lulls the listener into a false sense of security in their remix, preserving the delicate intro of the original track before putting the industrial grinder to it. The wobbly, almost dubstep-like bass and punchy drums contrast with a soulful outro to round out the song.

Not Enough Bridge ©2023 Peter Jennings Disciples ℗2023 Intentionally Vaygh Enterprises | ASCAP All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.

Mastered by Carl Saff

Original cover image by Joanna Shilling Photography

A pair of sinister, spooky treats for your Halloween enjoyment

Released October 31, 2020

The Madness (of the Method) ©2020 Peter Jennings Disciples ℗2020 Intentionally Vaygh Enterprises | ASCAP All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.

All songs by Peter Jennings Disciples

Recorded by Johnny Blaze at Helldriver Studios Mixed and mastered by Bagheera Management: d’Artagnan and Associates

Cover design by J. Whiteaker of Studio 414

The debut single from Peter Jennings Disciples

The AM ©2019 Peter Jennings Disciples ℗2019 Intentionally Vaygh Enterprises | ASCAP All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.

All songs written, performed, and arranged by Peter Jennings Disciples

Management: d’Artagnan and Associates Recorded by Johnny Blaze at Helldriver Studios Mixed and mastered by Bagheera

PJD return with their sophomore EP, Bad News. Further refining their "alternadustrial" sound, Bad News explores dreams and nightmares, forgiveness and damnation, through dark electronic and industrial rock themes: wailing bagpipes and fragile synths on "Not Enough Bridge" contrast with pounding beats and heavy guitars on "Wild Girl (Slug Mix)."

Bad News ©2022 Peter Jennings Disciples ℗2022 Intentionally Vaygh Enterprises | ASCAP All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.

All songs written, performed, and arranged by Peter Jennings Disciples, except: “Wild Girl” – Lead and additional rhythm guitars by Toney Vecchio “Not Enough Bridge” – Highland bagpipes by The Ghost Piper (Ivan Churkin)

Management: d’Artagnan and Associates Recorded by Johnny Blaze at Helldriver Studios Mixed by Bagheera Mastered by Carl Saff

Cover art by Shawn Gwaltney Cover layout by Joe Whiteaker of Studio 414 Images by Joanna Shilling Photography

Thank you: ixi and her Patrons for taking me further down the spiral than I ever thought I’d go Ed and Stella McCaskey for everything Mme Van Howe pour votre joie de vivre Bernard Van Isacker and Side-Line Magazine for their unwavering support of the scene Everyone who’s supported PJD so far – you mean the world to me.

“Let the past die. Kill it if you have to.”

The debut EP from Peter Jennings Disciples

Good News ©2020 Peter Jennings Disciples ℗2020 Intentionally Vaygh Enterprises | ASCAP All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.

All songs by Peter Jennings Disciples, except “Don’t Close The Window” Music by Peter Jennings Disciples Lyrics and vocals by J. Whiteaker of The Funeral March

“Cracked Mirror” dedicated to Jamy, Kevin, Liam, and Matt: you always were the brightest lights.

Recorded by Johnny Blaze at Helldriver Studios Mixed and mastered by Bagheera Management: d’Artagnan and Associates

Cover by Shawn Gwaltney

Package design, layout, interior art, and photography by Gold Leaf Photography & Design http://goldleafdigital.com

Thank you: Tiffanie McCaskey; Michael Diamond; Toy Cesar; Michael Freding; Joe Whiteaker of The Funeral March of the Marionettes; Brian Diamond of Shadows & Mirrors; Karen Righeimer and Ivan Russia of BELLHEAD; Allison MacMurchy, Rebecca Borowski, and Mary Richards for the Zebra