With a turn of the key his car completely shut down and Isaac slid his coat on. He moved his hand to his rear-view mirror, making sure that everything was as perfect as possible for the date. His black leather jacket, and Converses made his rap-punk look complete. Isaac checked his watch, his set was in 2 hours, so he had at most an hour and a half for the date. With everything said and done, Isaac exited his car and moved into the bar.

Isaac's eyes widen at the joke as he takes a seat the bar next to Glamazon. "I didn't know they made axes that small. Don't worry though, I'll cover the next round." He motions for the bartender to come over before he orders a glass of Blue Moon.

"Oh, Perth can wait, maybe Pixie can even cover my slot." He jokes, takes a quick swig of his Blue Moon. "Besides, a date with a girl like you is a once in a life time opportunity. So for once, music can wait."

"A date with an axe-wielding psycho every day? I don't think my fans would like the headless look, I'd have to bring that up with Neveah." Isaac's fingers jitter along the bar-top. "Besides, I'm more of a guillotine guy."

"Watch it, I'm a Baltimore guy. Edgar Allen Poe taught me how to get out of situations similar to that." He responds. He picks up his glass and finishes off the Blue Moon. "So what have you been up to? Any tours, funny stories?

"I'd probably pick him too. He seems like he'd have great table talk." With his beer back on the bartop, he begins to tap the table once more. "Travelling is good, one of the main reasons why I'm touring right now. Had to get out of America, too loud and too quiet at the same time. I thought you were an axe murderer, the more you say, the less I know about you." He grins.

"London sounds like a fun place, I've only been one or two times." He replies. "You're a fan of my music? I've been a big fan of yours too. Well, ever since Uncensored. Some of your album covers still kinda scare me."

"America is good as a sort of collective of musicians but ever since I've been on tour I've been meeting some interesting people and learning about some crazy new styles of music." The bartender refills his glass as he listens to Glamazon. "Your stuff is crazy though, and it's intriguing. It has all the stuff I like in my music, a sense of eccentric talent and a certain experimental twist. Bah, I've been reading PicturePerfect and Pitchfork reviews for the last few days, so sorry if I sound a bit pretentious."

"What label are you signed to? There seems to be a bunch of them cropping up out of nowhere and its getting hard to keep track of any that aren't Studio 60 or North Hill." He drinks a bit of his beer, a lot less than the original time. "I think pop and rap are exclusive in that sense that our lyrics have to be up to snuff. You can hide bad lyrics behind a good guitar riff, but it's harder to do something like that behind a beat or dancing." He listens to Glamazon continue speaking. "The doom and gloom angle is really fun though. Yeah it's fun listening to Serenity Scott or something but you've got an edge that sets you apart from that."

"Well, I guess it's a good thing we're on top of our stuff then, eh?" Isaac winks at Glamazon, as he hear what she says next and frowns. He had heard about what happened to Eric, but he wasn't quite sure how to approach the situation. "Well uh... Eric was a stand-up guy then, he wasn't scared off by the album covers and what-not. Didn't hurt that he was quite funny from the few interviews I've seen him do."