Ďalší pohľad do štúdia, takto napreduje Devin Townsend:

"So I think I'm about 75 percent finished [with] 'Ghost' and it seems like it's gonna be double record, and the label has graciously agreed to do that," Devin can be heard saying in the clip.

"I've got it kind of in the ballpark mix-wise.

"We leave on tour in, like, two weeks, so I've gotta get it finished and into mastering before then.

"It's gone really well, pretty easily.

"It's a pretty diverse record.

"I've been very fortunate to have some really cool people involved with it — obviously Mike [St-Jean] and Dave [Young] playing drums and keyboards; a lady named Katrina sang the female vocals and did a great job; Kat Epple, who is a flute player, did all the wind instruments, and [did] just amazing work. I've been listening to her since I was a teenager, so it's a real big honor for me to have her agree to be on one of her records.

"'Deconstruction' is next.

"We've got this American tour and then I come back and do 'Deconstruction', and it looks like I'll be using the Prague Symphony And Choir for certain elements of that. And it looks like that's gonna be a double record, too.

"About two weeks ago we went to PNE — Pacific National Exhibition — down in Vancouver, and there's this tunnel right beside it that has a very interesting reverb. What I did is I got my buddy to play slide guitar and then we were fortunate enough to be able to use a spoken-word piece from a Seattle poet named Buddy Wakefield, and I just cranked it in our car and recorded the reverb of this tunnel. And I think what we've tried to do on this record, in a lot of ways, is utilize more natural environments to give it a real sense of being there — like there's frogs that we taped and being out in the field... things like that. I think it adds a depth to it that you can't really get from stock plug-in reverb. It might be psychosomatic, but at least every time I listen to [the song] 'Radial Highway' I'll remember this night here and the fact that it was very odd for the people passing us seeing a bunch of hippies taping the room."