Tuesday, May 18, 2021

Yes. This is actually happening. 

Me and My roommate have been planning 
it for months now but due to certain circumstances,
the moving process has been sped up to late June.  

In other news, The live-action remake for My cover of 
Sheryl Crow's "All I Wanna Do" comes out today and also
I've finally finished My autobiography but there's 
no release date yet.  

I'm still working on the "Wizard of Death" comic but 
it's been put on hold for awhile until I'm finally moved
in to the new place.

Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Remember that one "Wizard of Death" comic 
I was working on last year? 
(that one I scrapped for the shorter version?) 

Well, I'm doing that one again because now 
I have a little more time to work on it. 
(at least up to the part where I left off). 

In other news, another music video comes out today. 

This time, it's a live-action remake of "Euphoria". 

Also on the back burner - "Classic Edition" versions 
of songs that didn't make it on last year's "Trilogy" album. 

I plan to use "vocal de-aging" to showcase what these 
albums would sound like had I released music in My 20's.

Wednesday, October 14, 2020: 

Okay so "Wizard of Death: Story Mode" is finished and available now
in the "Comics" section as well as "Sultry Queen (Full Band Edit)"
and the unofficial remakes including the 30th anniversary cover of "Enter Sandman"
might wave to wait until Their respective (and pre - planned) release dates,

I have another project in mind (involving old demo tapes)
for the future but depending on what happens after the election,
I may not be able to get to that one right away (if at all).

Tuesday, September 15, 2020: 

Okay, so I finally broke down and decided to go 2D for
"Wizard of Death: Story Mode" with Mutant Melvin being more involved.
The new single "5 Card Stud (Full Band Edit)" comes out today along with
another live-action remake of the music video (using stock footage).
I'm still doing live shows on Twitch so long as
weather (or My day job) permits.

Tuesday, August 25, 2020: 

It's 5 days before Mutant Melvin's fictional and canonical birthday (He'd 40 this year). 

I'm already 2 songs in to writing a potential 4th studio album
which I'm taking a break from for awhile also,
I put "Wizard of Death: Story Mode" on hiatus
until I decide what to do with it.
On the live side of things, I'm still streaming.

Wednesday, July 15, 2020:

Much like last year, due to the intense heat,  
I've decided to take some time off.
Only this time, from streaming. At least until My next 
 single "Wizard of Death (Full Band Edit)"  comes out. 

Hopefully, that's a shorter wait for You guys. 

I'm still working on "Wizard of Death: Story Mode"
whenever I find the time.
The new streaming schedule might still be the same
unless something picks up at My day job.
(Where the real money is made)

Monday, June 15, 2020: 

"Finally…After a Year and a Half… The Ulshman… Has Come Back… to Livestreaming."
Yes - You just read that cheap impression of '90's Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson correctly. 

After December 2018's disastrous "Technological Violence: Redemption" livestream
(which was in response to another equally as bad one, mind You),
I've finally got a computer that's capable of livestreaming and not crashing.
The aptly titled "Bill Ulsh Livestream" starts TODAY between the hours of 3:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. 

Now, for those of You wondering "but, wait… what about 'Wizard of Death: Story Mode'?"
You needn't worry because I'm still working on that as a side project.

Also, I just got done last week with the live action remake to the music video
for My cover of Sheryl Crow's "All I Wanna Do".

Tuesday, August 15, 2017: 

I can't believe I'm finally finished with 
ALL 6 Mutant Melvin stories. 
The last one coming out the 25th 
(Melvin's birthday, for those who get the reference) 
There will, of course be outtakes, deleted & alternate 
scenes posted in the picture galleries, and Believe Me 
-there's a whole entire book of 'em. It'll no doubt be 
a little time consuming, but I'll get it done, eventually. 

What else I'm working on: 
I just began work on a another project. 
"Bill Ulsh Trilogy" (or just simply "Trilogy") 
a triple remix album where I take a handful 
of select songs from  all 3 albums and redo them in a different 
(and very interesting) way. 

1st we have the "All Synth Remix" 
which on the surface, sounds like the original 
just with a different coat of paint. 
Square Lead and Synth Bass may be obvious, 
but the sawtooth acts as sort of a rhythm guitar part. 

Next We have the "Full Band Edit". 
Where I get to play guitar on songs 
that didn't previously have them, 
and I know what You're all thinking - 
"but wait... don't they already have guitar?" 
Yes, but it's the keyboard's guitar. 
Here, those parts are swapped out with actual guitar. 
However if You're expecting "wicked crazy solos", 
You might be setting Yourself up for a serious disappointment 
because what can be played on guitar, will be played. (mostly rhythm stuff)

and last, but certainly not least is what I'm personally 
most excited for - "The Classic Edition" 
and why do I find this exciting? 
Because this one basically brings back a sound I'd not 
heard in nearly a decade. Even before I started making albums. 
See, before I had My Yamaha PSR-E413 that You hear on the albums, 
I had a Crumar "Organizer-B" (mislabelled as Traveler-1) 
and for an old draw bar organ, it had a pretty heavy sound 
complete with a bumpin' split bass. The distortion on that thing 
could rival some guitars easily before its untimely demise 
back in 2008. Well I guess You could say it's alive again 
(in some form, anyway) and not only the sound, but the 
playing style as well, because the synth track on the albums 
has always been based on that playing style. 

I think it's safe to say I've found My next project to 
keep Me occupied for quite some time to come.