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Hello, World!
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We make music at home for free, you can check it out here. We hope you like it.
As children, us two brothers took inspiration from our father, a lifelong musician and music/technology lover, and found every opportunity we could to create and record audio and explore technology. We grew up on the peninsula of the San Francisco Bay Area and in the 1990's our mother bought a house in West Modesto. It was there, right before Y2K, Sphire Bros. began with a dusty old Amiga 1200, bought for us by our amazing Uncle Glenn. Soon we discovered this computer could create original audio, and with some fine-tuning, it could be tweaked into some pretty decent sounds to make music with. From there we continued our journey of exploring electronic devices as music-creation vessels as well as learning to develop computer systems and websites as our day jobs. We have always used this website as a testing playground for our music and an exercise in maintaining a website as well as tinkering with internet technology. In 2000 through 2010 we partnered with amazingly talented friends to create music, put on shows, and released a couple of albums that commemorate the work we did together. The crew was ADLM (AfterDinnerLiquidMints) and our various cohorts, TightRope Walkers, Cobalt45 (Cob@lt), Nik Fuq, Crumbl, and far too many more to name. ADLM and TightRope Walkers performed many shows together and formed a loose larger group known as LPS which stood for various things over the years.