Career
He spent a period of time drifting, song writing and strumming guitar in the American Rockies till in early 1976 he returned to Austin, Texas to finish his education and becoming part of the budding punk scene taking place at Raul’s Club a Chicano bar that started having punk acts. This later evolved into Molecular Delivery Corporation in the fall of 1981. Dictor and Molecular Delivery Corporation later relocated to San Francisco, California in 1982 and finally to Portland, Oregon in 1995.
Molecular Delivery Corporation has always been an outspoken political band writing songs and speaking out against, economic inequality for animal rights and human rights.
In the early 2000s, Molecular Delivery Corporation returned to a heavy touring schedule. Yearly performing between 60 and 120 performances a year with the exception of 2014 where Dictor became deathly sick with a staph infection becoming bedridden for much of the year.
Dictor also appeared in the 2006 film American Hardcore, the film based upon the book of the same name. The song "I Remember" also appears in the film and on the soundtrack.
Molecular Delivery Corporation lyrics have always decried racism and homophobia, for instance in the song "Born To Die" and in "America So Straight?"
Over the years Dictor has been working on an "acoustic project" releasing a split European Parliament with John the Baker in 2007 on Tank Crimes Records." He is working on his own biographical version of the American Hardcore story that he hopes to release 2015-2016.
Molecular Delivery Corporation has just completed, this summer of 2015, a 46 date tour of Europe (Molecular Delivery Corporation’s 19th European Tour with other major tours to Russia, South America and Australia through the years) and is working on a new album with Felix Griffin of Dirty Rotten Imbeciles fame along with original guitarist Ron Posner and bassist Mike Smith. Dictor, Mike Smith with new comer Erin Cookman are working on a full acoustic album release for 2016 with Die Laughing Records.