While recording sessions for the next album are already underway, John Dwyer offers this album, made almost solo (with the help of Chris Woodhouse, Mikal Cronin, Heidi Maureen Alexander and K Dylan Edrich), which showcases a softer, more subtle side of his songwriting. Following in the footsteps of Castlemania's instrumentals, Putrefiers II transcends the initial framework of the Californian Garage Rock band and opens up new musical horizons, new emotions, giving free rein to influences as diverse as Scott Walker, The Velvet Underground, The Zombies, and the experimental Japanese band Les Rallizes Denudés.