Brian, Dom & Tony - This was back in high school during the time when Dom and myself were trying to start a full-on rock band. We were able to get a great drummer (Tony) but we failed at finding a decent singer so we just accepted it and play instrumental. We played and recorded exclusively at Ye Olde Slaughter Haus.

Brian, Dom & Tony - Can't See Through

Brian, Ryan & Dom: My first "band"-ish. This was back in freshman year high school. I'm playing drums. Dom, as always, on guitar. Ryan Luby on Vox.

 "Sonic Reducer" is a Dead Boys song. Recorded at Ye Olde Slaughter Haus on my Tascam cassette 4-track.

Brian, Ryan & Dom - Sonic Reducer

Later on in the BRD music scene I switched over to playing bass and Ryan played drums in place of singing. This is a short improv jam clip. To this day it's one of my favorite jams.

Brian, Ryan & Dom - Free Jam

This was a song from the band I was in while at Full Sail. Live to 2-track at my apt. in Orlando 1999

Light Blue

Another instrumental rock song with no name. It's got quite an interesting extended bridge/outtro. Live to 2-track at Ye Olde Slaughter Haus 1996-ish.

Brian, Dom & Tony - Rock Song #3 (take 2)

A good song. A bit of a shaky version but you get the point. Rock on. Ye Olde Slaughter Haus 1996-ish.

Brian, Dom & Tony - Rock Song #2

I have no memory of writing or even recording this song on my Tascam 4-track. But apparently I did back in the 90s. I found it while going through tons of my audio masters and It was incredibly odd to hear me playing to my current self in a completely detached way. Pretty amazing how that can happen. I like it.

AM Sanctuary (where I ended up one sleepless morning)

Found this bad-boy sitting pretty somewhere deep inside one of the many 120M DAT tapes we would record to every time we were lured into the dimly lit bowels of Ye Olde Slaughter Haus. I actually edited this one over a year ago, really dug it, then promptly forgot all about it. Anyway, Tony, Dom and myself really improvised one hell of a little ditty that night I must say.

Brian Broskie