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Deporitaz (formerly Trapezoid) was Neil Cicierega’s musical project preceding Lemon Demon. The main difference between Lemon Demon and Deporitaz is that Deporitaz produced mostly instrumentals. There were a few exceptions, including a track that was made into a music video and later remade on Hip To The Javabean, entitled I Know Your Name. To this day, fans usually prefer the earlier version. Another exception is Wizard Hat Pie, which features guest lead vocals by Dave Kelly. During this era, Neil also occasionally recorded under the name MEGO vs. SPAGO.

Contents 1 The “posthumous” name change 1.1 Pronounciation after the name change 1.2 Releases after the name change 2 Albums 3 Music Videos 4 External Links

The “posthumous” name change

Shortly after Neil abandoned the Trapezoid moniker and moved on to Lemon Demon, he was contacted by a previously established band by the name of Trapezoid, who asked him to change the name, despite Neil’s Trapezoid being defunct. Neil complied, and his Trapezoid is now known by the anagram Deporitaz.

Pronounciation after the name change

Neil has stated (on the pronounciation of Deporitaz) that “Deporitaz has no official pronounciation because I only made it up to not get sued.”

Releases after the name change

On November the 20th, 2007, Neil released a collection of old Deporitaz songs posthumously as a new album. The album, Circa 2000, is technically the first album officially released as Deporitaz.

Albums

Outsmart (2000)	Microwave This CD (2001)	Dimes (2002)	Circa 2000 (2007)
The cover art of Outsmart, edited to include the new Deporitaz name by Darth Hideous.	The cover art of Dimes, edited to include the new Deporitaz name by Darth Hideous.

Music Videos

• I Know Your Name
• YIKES!

External Links

• Deporitaz on Last.fm
• Trapezoid/Deporitaz Songs: A bunch of Neil’s really old Deporitaz/Trapezoid songs.