After a long hiatus of recording and being away at two different colleges, JP and Fus decided to try to put a cover band to play at the local bars.  Living with Matt Rier, JP and Matt were able to jam freely for a year before actually putting their talent to work. After posting an ad in Craigslist seeking a lead singer, the band met Steve Waldron.  Turns out he

Tell us what you think about our first album, Epifex. Comment on the entire album or individual tracks.  Let us know which is your favorite, suggest an alternative part, or critique our album as a who

Here you can talk about the tracks we recorded as Fledge.  Comment on individual tracks or all of our covers in gener

Here you can talk about our first band, The Message and the works we compiled into A Hundred Sounds, A Hundred Places.  Comment on the whole album or the individual tracks once I get the blogs up about each track.

The sound and video quality are absolute garbage but the meaning behind this video is far from in between. JP and Fus had heard of a Red Hot Chili Peppers cover band that was playing at a local bar in their hometown. It ended up being their good friend Daniel's birthday. Unfortunately, Daniel how to work and wouldn't be getting off until showtime. Fortunately, the guys

Here is a collection some of the rare moments when we were actually able to play music for people to enjoy.  Not surprisingly, almost all those times occurred at Halloween. The Smurfs Performing at Halloween Check out the blood on his pick guard Frat Party - Delta Sigma Phi House @ Georgia Southern University Add caption JP The Jolly Green Giant

This album contains our most juvenile, and nothing short of dedicated, attempts at recording music.  We started out on a little tape track recorder, but eventually were able to use a proper mixer. Each song started with recording the song played by Fus and JP with Jacob, our drummer, only playing along as a 4 count metronome.  Once a solid backing track was