Blunderphonics is both a tribute and play on John Oswald's Plunderphonics from the 80s and 90s. The "Blunder" part comes from a band I was in years ago, The Blunder Children (taken from the movie Tape Heads). When we broke up, I began using the handle Blunder. 

Like many of you, I use a wide variety of music in my mixes: rap, indie rock, punk, metal, jazz, avant-garde, drones, electronica, and so forth. 

Influences: John Oswald, Negativland, Steinski, Christian Marclay, Mr. Dibbs, Serge Gainsbourg, Tom Waits, Beck, John Zorn, Bob & Ray, Firesign Theatre; this list can go on and on.

I sample with fondness and respect for the original artists.

These recordings were made at Ultrasuede Studio in Cincinnati, OH. We have been working with artists and bands to make great recordings for more than 20 years. Located in one of the last remaining classic rooms in the midwestern US, Ultrasuede is the perfect choice if you’re looking for a comfortable studio with a great sound to record your original material. We employ a hybrid approach, combining the warm, smooth sound of analog hardware with the efficiency and repeatability of digital technology.

Kuber is an indie-pop/electronic rock band from Ohio.

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