Another soundscape adventure with Da Sanforde Fortress Band. Featuring Sir Voh Beonicman, The Iron Man, and Skyjak. Tracks emailed, added and modified via Dropbox.  

Young Persons No One Knows

Space exploration (and destruction) like they have in the big time movies, only with no movie, as if they hated those people with eyes. Not recommended to listen to while staring at a blank screen. Maniacal build ups with explosions of drummage, riffage, noiseage, screamage, fightage, with plenty of mental violation and head spinning chaos, trapped in the depths of the deepest deep space. Featuring Mandaddy, Kruslor Xclorvius, Crazy Hector, Servobeonic Man, Skyjak. Much better when experienced with some sort of bad porn slide show, or a few hits of the good stuff and a music visualizer.

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Originally mixed together from several cassette masters using the latest in 90's metal tape technology and Dolby C Noise Reduction, this space epic is a fine representation of the many sides of the Sanfordian regime. Recently digitally upgraded in loudness and excitement. Featuring veteran Sanfordians: Mandaddy, Servobeonic Man, Skyjak, Crazy Hector, Kruslor Xclorvius, and Chow Chow. Also featuring Donna, Gladys, and possibly even the Iron Man.

Sanfordian Mix1 - Automobilic Arguements

Sanfordian Mix1 - Meeting At The Edge Of The Galaxy

Sanfordian Mix1 - Night Beyond The Fortress Walls

Sanfordian Mix1 - There's Something In My Closet

Back in ancient times, before there was Professor Knuckles, before there was Crazy Hector, before there was Heavy Kevie or Mas, and nobody even thought about keyboards, there was still Gargamel!
Featuring Skyjak on guitar, Boy Howdy on bass, Webb on drums, and the one and only Mandaddy, this live recording from Full Sail Live showcases the band's early leanings towards epic musical journeys of mayhem, madness, and sillyness. Not that we've changed much, except that we started making an effort to get to the point quicker. 
I smashed the hell out of this loose mix, did my best to reduce the noise, and re-EQ'd it through some warm tech. It's definitely worth a listen, and the original mix gets better as the set progresses, so once Revulva kicks in things are really working well together.

For The Ladies - Live at Full Sail 1993

Pretzel Woman - Live at Full Sail 1993

Sudden Shit - Live at Full Sail 1993

March Of The Febermites - Live at Full Sail 1993

Revulva - Live at Full Sail 1993

The Fly - Live at Full Sail 1993

Special Intro To The Fly - Live at Full Sail 1993

Lick The Flesh - Live at Full Sail 1993

A visit to the dark side of the Space Tree, the "Intro" track of this tale takes you on a journey inside a gang of infiltrators who will do anything to get inside the SFB fortress. Unfortunately for them, they get into an area of the Space Tree where chaos reigns, and not following some simple rules can get you killed.

This is the first 8 minutes of a mix of two classic 1994 Sanforde Fortress adventures: "It's Simple, Split A Delvekian: Starring Dr. Chaos" and "70's Fortress Attack". Both pieces are sonically thick enough to stand on their own, so in this mix you're usually hearing one piece up front, and the other waaaaay off in the background. But there were definitely some great moments of coincidence with both tracks going full on. There are also some thickening agents in the form of rythmic loops, bloops, and screeches. Pay careful attention to Mandaddy's fine work using Blue Judy, my old classic Digitech Sampler pedal. Freakin' sweet stuttering, warbling, explosive stuff.

Featuring many Sanfordian Players, including but not limited to: Mandaddy, Crazy Hector, Servobeonic Man, Kruslor Exclorvius, Skyjak, The Iron Man, ChowChow, and Gladys DeJesus

70s Delvekian Split Fortress A

Big beats, grungey guitars, sweet synths, and powerful brooding vocals.
10 Second Empire was a short-lived project by bandmembers Wayne Larsen (Gargamel!, Sir Voh), Darin Bridges (Gargamel!, KOW), and Tim Cordy (Kites With Lights). The band started out with Tim Cordy and Wayne Larsen mixing hard rock guitars and hip hop beats in a small warehouse and thought long-time friend Darin Bridges might want to be involved in some way. Darin started playing bass guitar through a distorted amp and singing sweet brooding alt rock vocals. The three decided they had found a unique style that rocked, grooved, and sometimes hit the heart strings.

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