A memoir to my future self, by Better Left Unknown

A memoir to my future self

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This is what happens when you give a dread head anarchist a guitar

released September 18, 2015

Noah Jones, Bass God, the spirit of Jimi Hendrix

Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered by Noah Jones at Nowhere House, RVA

Better Left Unknown Richmond, Virginia

Once upon a time in a reality far far away... well some things are just Better Left Unknown

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