Dufus Store
Quankmeyer Faergolzia: Pip
Seth Faergolzia's 8 track basement creations from 1998 in Brooklyn... there are a number of metallic instruments found and collected then hung and orchestrated, recorded and tweaked by Seth. Includes original long version of "Silly Baboon."
Ball of Design
Ball of Design was written largely in response to the war declared by the United States after the 911 occurrence.
1:3:1
This is probably the most grandiose Dufus album to date… somewhere around 50 musicians helped out with choral, lo-fi orchestral, noise and rock production…
Legend of Walnut
A collection of various live and unreleased outtake recordings.
some lo-fi, some mid… quite varied…
Tape 2
This is a side project of Seth Faergolzia. The recordings are primarily from cassette, where Seth did an editing process on a dual cassette machine, cutting things up and looping randomly. After that cassette to cassette editing, Seth put it into a computer and edited it more. 5 years of material squashed down into a 2 disc set.
Seth Faergolzia: Don't Call Me Hippie
primarily solo songs by Seth
Th!s (dufus) Revolution 1998
We’ve run out of pressed copies of this 1998 release, but due to continued requests we are putting it up for sale as a CDR. This album features such songs as “Wee Ma Moo” and “Fun Wearing Underwear.”
Dufus/Seth Faergolzia: This Freedum (Vinyl)
This is a 7″ comprised of a live band version of “Fun Wearing Underwear” from London 2001 and a solo version of “Happy Birthday Seth.”
Channel Faergolzia
Channel Faergolzia:
The first project of Seth Faergolzia of Dufus in collaboration with Josh
Channel. “Channel Faergolzia,” release April 21, 2010. The two artists created a
new combination in electronic and acoustic melding, with Faergolzia’s
interstellar songwriting and Channel’s left of center electro-wizardry. It is a
step in a more modern direction for Faergolzia, working in sequencing and using
samples to create far different soundscapes than would be heard in past Dufus
albums.
