were formed in 1988 as a leaderless artistic collective that recorded three albums and a number of solo songs, and made two videos. The band played live regularly in Northern California, and rehearsed several times a week at the Sheephouse, 4249 H Street in Sacramento.
The band house featured a tree house with an unreasonably long rope ladder, and a team of giant and ruthless hounds who would always fall asleep in the exact middle of the band room.
Steve Randall -- Guitar
Missy Io -- Keys
Sky Harbor -- Guitar
Natalie Europa -- Vocals
Byron Callisto -- Vocals
Thomas Barnes -- Drums
Max Wyvern -- Bass
Pete Clemente -- Sound
Steve Green -- Management
Jennifer Paige Ward -- Vocals
were shot on 16mm film, directed by Jennifer Hinkey, shot by Michael Harrison, and featured a host of local talent from the CSUS Theater Department. They were scripted by Byron Callisto and financed by the entirety of his student loans for a semester. Gil Morrison and Janine Russo starred as the Flame People.
The Black Album
Leda's Earthcannon
Choose Your World
Top 20 Tracks
Planet And Sky |
A planet holds a beautiful secret. Be there for its unveiling. A new rock opera and podcast. |
The Murder Merchants |
Ranked on the National Indie Charts at Reverb Nation. |
Byron Cornell Bellamy |
Two novels, ten screenplays and a million ideas. Working on the newest novel, Radical Rules, due out in 2019. |
