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Formed by Brandi Parker and Andy Goodson, Sigmund Blue existed as a mutual project until the arrival of Greg Goldman in 1999. As a trio, the band circulated the mid-south, playing live and building a small following. They spent a year recording their debut album Laundry Day using digital  studio technology in their homes. They broke up shortly after. The album was released on the ill-fated MP3.com, and disappeared from public availability when that site was bought out by CNet. It is now available remastered at Acid Planet.
 
After 7 years apart, Sigmund Blue recorded a studio album, "Long Distance Mixtape." In the fall of 2008, a concept was hatched to create new material as a group and, if the songs were good enough, release them as an album. The concept was that each member would craft a song idea and produce a 'snippet' which could include any instrumentation and any length of time. The snippet would then be passed to another member, who would then create and finish a song, inviting others to contribute and further orchestrate parts of the song. Each round of snippet exchange produced 3 songs. By the end of the project, there were 3 rounds completed with this method. A fourth round consisted of each member creating a unique song from the same snippet.
 
Then in September of 2012, the group began working on a concept album in the 1970's progressive rock concept album tradition. "The 8 Deaths of Delphinium Gardener" is a tale about a young girl who meets an octopus at an aquarium. As it turns out, this octopus is from another world/dimension and needs to use her to get himself home. He does this by making her live eight different lives — one for each of his tentacles, which he makes her cut off and plant in the sand on the beach of purgatory after every life. When the tentacle sprouts, she is thrust into a new life. The album tells the story of Delphinium's lives and deaths, as she struggles with the fundamental existential questions invoked along the way. "8 Deaths" was released in September 2013.