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mySpace.com/Quadran " The NEW ALBUM from QUADRAN soon available : SEPTEMBER 2007 !!!! ENJOY... .

Lords of Fuzz was formed by frontman, Oscar Ross, in early 2005 near downtown Denver. Years were spent defining the band before their first full length LP was released in the Summer of 2009. This was met with solid reviews such as Colorado Music Buzz : “Psychedelic, fat guitar from Oscar Ross; tasty, well timed lead lines from Leeroy Steele; yet the gems of the band are Mugger Mackaye on bass, and Keith Ellis on drums - both with the talent to alter and contort distinctive groove lines under the steadfast guitar work of Ross and Steele” Westword Magazine :...

Ahead of their time with a unique and very heavy blend of psychedelic afro-caribbean jazz funk-rock, Demon Fuzz released two albums. "Afreaka" in 1970 and "Roots & Offshoots" in 1976. Demon Fuzz played mostly UK underground clubs and festivals with the likes of the Moody Blues, Yes, Ginger Baker, Mungo Jerry, Coloseum, Traffic, Wild Mouth, and the Who, among others. Arranged by Paddy Corea and produced by Barry Murray, "Afreaka!" featured Smokey Adams (vocals), W. 'Crossbones' Joseph (guitar), Sleepy Jack Joseph (bass), Godwin "Lil John" John (drums), Roy Rhoden (keyboards), Ayinde Folarin (percussion), Paddy Corea (flute, saxophone, congas) and Clarence...

Just like Soul Sonic Force's "Planet Rock," Planet Patrol's "Play at Your Own Risk," C-Bank's "One More Shot," and Jonzun Crew's "Space Is the Place," Quadrant Six's "Body Mechanic" was, in part, the work of Arthur Baker associate John Robie (the writing credits on the release also go to the less-known E. Innocenti). Quadrant Six only produced the one 12"; released in 1982 on Atlantic, it peaked at number 25 on the clubplay chart and has since become one of the better-known electro singles. "Body Mechanic" has been included on numerous retrospectives since its release, including the fourth volume of...