Wrist Slitter

2013 release, the third solo album from the Alt-Rock singer/songwriter best known for his work with The Get Up Kids and The New Amsterdams. The title track speaks the album's driving theme specifically. "It's not about anyone else," Pryor says, "and it's not an anti-suicide anthem. It's acknowledging the fact that I can go to a dark place sometimes, but that it's never as bad as it seems." It was this "dark place" that drove Pryor to turn his back on music for good. At the end, though, he found that he was where he needed to be all along. "This is who I am, and this is what I do," he says. "I just had to go off the deep end and try other stuff in order to figure it out."