The genre of Sad Dracula reminds of Adams a lot, in fact in many songs you can tell that this is Ryan Adams singing. By vistiting the artists myspace (..myspace.com/saddraculawarrenpeace) you don't get much more knowledgeable than you were before you entered more than this is something in the association to Adams and his band the Cardinals when sneaking through the images. No photos exist posted of the band together and no one know who either Sad Dracula or Warren Peace really is but we all take for granted when listening to the music that this is Ryan Adams.

On a blog called blowinthecoug.blogspot here on blogger.com the blogger writes in an article 'Ryan Adams is Sad Dracula' that Ryan Adams have posted songs under different new artist names on his website and this clearly backs up the fact that Sad Dracula is Ryan Adams and the blogger Barton Kensaw also writes that this might be released sessions that became one of Adams earlier albums 'Rock N' Roll'.

The music on the albums 'Fasterpiece' and 'Let It B-Minus' is well produced and very good, it has the influences of country that Ryan Adams has evolved more during the past years and the records are very available and unfortunetly illegal downloading seems to be the only way to really get a hold of these albums. If you do I can tell you that it is good Adams rock of great caliber and that it is like adding two more Adams albums into your collection, but who knows maybe it isn't him after all. But I wouldn't bet a lot that he isn't.

For those of you that haven't been keeping up, Ryan Adams appears to have a lot of free time. Over the past few weeks he has been uploading tracks on his official website under various psuedonyms including: The Shit, DJ Reggie, Werewolph, Warren Peace, and Sad Dracula. Sadly, some of the so-called 'albums' have since been removed, but a handful of them still remain. On these 'albums' Ryan and friends cover an array of genres from hip hop to thrash punk, and metal to really twangy country music and anything in between. It's hard to tell really how serious most of this stuff is, and most all of it is sure to make you laugh, but you can stream it, along with his entire catlogue from Heartbreaker to 29 here.
A couple of days ago, the most serious of these 'albums,' two to be exact, under the name 'Sad Dracula' were up on his site. Serious in the sense that they seem to consist of actual songs, rather than some guy who's really trying to fight boredom so he starts mashing buttons on a casio or throwing things at an electric guitar to see what kind of noises he can make. There is speculation that these could be sessions for an album that Adams alluded to earlier this year as 'Rock n' Roll 2,' and one listen to them would tell you why. Adams reportedly had enough material to release upwards of three more albums this year, but it was said that his label saw things differently. So here are Sad Dracula's 'Fasterpiece' and 'Let it B-Minus,' Rock n' Roll 2 with a little alt-country tune mixed in for good measure. Enjoy.
Sad Dracula - Fasterpiece & Let it B-Minus