Frequently Asked Neil Questions

Here are the answers to some questions I see asked to or about Neil somewhat commonly, but which are not answered on any of the other Neil pages on this website.

Q: Is he okay?

A: Yeah bro, he's just like that! He's been like that this whole time! Now can you all stop leaving weird comments on his youtube videos?!

Q: How does Neil make money?

A: From music sales, Patreon, and youtube. (I think people used to be more confused about this back when I first made this FAQ, but now that Lemon Demon is so popular with the youths of today and the records are flying off Needlejuice's shelves, they're willing to accept it.)

Q: Is Neil working on a new Lemon Demon album?

A: Yes! After years of only hinting that he was working on new music, Neil posted a sampler of 14 incomplete Lemon Demon songs on Patreon in January 2023, similar to the snippets of incomplete Spirit Phone songs he posted to tumblr in December 2013. Since Spirit Phone was released in February 2016, we could speculate that this forthcoming album will come out around March 2025, but I really hope it's sooner than that.

Q: Will the Mouth albums ever be released on vinyl?

A: This is very unlikely because it would be almost impossible to clear the use of so many samples. (The Mouth albums are also absent from Spotify for basically the same reasons.)

Q: Are the older Lemon Demon albums going to get new physical releases from Needlejuice Records?

A: Needlejuice intends to release Hip to the Javabean on CD and vinyl. However, Neil apparently doesn't have the original source files from Clown Circus and Live from the Haunted Candle Shop, making it doubtful that his first two albums will get a physical release.

Q: Is Neil ever going to make any more Potter Puppet Pals?

A: Somehow, people are still asking this in 2023. I am going to go out on a limb and authoritatively guess that Neil will never, ever make any Potter Puppet Pals videos again. Read another book!

Q: Where did Neil get his glasses (the silver ones)?

A: Neil's most iconic glasses have vintage aluminum frames made by Tura. You can find similar ones for sale secondhand online.