The release of Victor Krummenacher’s album I Was A Nightmare But I'm Not Going To Go There, marks his seventh solo album in 18 years. A choice collection of cover songs that represent Krummenacher's broad influences, Nightmare sees Victor continuing his pass for producing expansive, emotional, diverse albums steeped in an influence of roots, blues, jazz with an independent mindset. Born April 7th 1965 in Riverside, California, a dusty town on the edge of the desert, sixty miles east of L.A. Krummenacher discovered the Beatles, CSNY, Simon and Garfunkel and Monkees records in his older sister’s album collection as a child. From there it was an easy step to Zappa, the Floyd, the Stones, The Who and Led Zeppelin. An Elvis Costello concert at UCLA in 1979 was soon to spark the fourteen-year old Krummenacher’s interest towards new wave and punk, The Clash (who he followed on tour as a teenager), Patti Smith, Television, Black Flag, Gun Club, The G...