Audioconfusion

11/18/2025

10/31/2025

It’s come to my attention that some people didn’t realize the Halloween special design (Oddioconfusion) was actually a shirt not just a pic!
So I’m posting it again 🙂

https://audioconfusion.bigcartel.com/product/halloween-special-oddioconfusion

Thanks! :)

10/29/2025

Check out this Halloween special shirt design! 🎃 Oddioconfusion!

https://audioconfusion.bigcartel.com/product/halloween-special-oddioconfusion

Special thanks to for his masterful eye and technique in helping make this really pop!

12/25/2024

08/14/2024

This sampler video is one you dont want to miss. Not cause of the video but because of the music :)

This is from a record I made back in 2000 or 2001 with a band called Gary’s Agenda.
I first saw Gary’s Agenda at The Hollywood Alley in Tempe in 2000, I believe.
I was immediately impressed with their no bu****it attitude. They just got up and played, no chit chat, just played. And when they started playing it was just a no holds barred sound. The two guitars didn’t do the same thing like a lot of other punk bands at that time and they had this noisy approach to modern punk music I had yet encountered. So, suffice it to say, I was pretty enamored with them. After they stopped playing I immediately rushed up there and told them I really dug their stuff and I’d love to record them.
Fast forward a few days later, they called and we setup a time to record. We recorded 11 songs in one day (maybe they had to come back a couple hours. ull have to ask them :) It was a lot of fun and they were really cool guys, we got along immediately and I’m still good friends with some of the today. We did a lot of cool things in the studio that, up till then, I hadn’t done. We did a lot of improvising and a lot of experimenting. We even ended up recording some vocals thru a very long cardboard tube (hear it on “deep six”) and I even played my noisy pedal setup on a couple songs! It was super fun.
The other reason, and kind of the main reason, this was so important for me was because this was the first album I did that I was 100% satisfied with.
I remember mixing this like it was yesterday. I was blasting it from the other room, walking around in circles really trying to get into it and letting the music tell me what was wrong. No additive eq was done on this record (google “what is additive eq?”), it was all subtractive eq. I thought maybe thats why I wasn’t satisfied with anything I did and that thats what made records sound good. Oh! and this was also the first record I mixed in mono. I mix in mono, get a good sound then pan and adjust from there. I mean I tried everything. This was one of the first bands where I first approached and sought out and I really wanted to do it justice and I think I did. Before making this sampler video I listened to the whole album and I still really like it, there isn’t one thing I’d change about it.
Gary’s Agenda later turned into Parkway Wretch and then eventually broke up. Some of the members started their own projects like, John Denvers Last Flight, The Might’ve Beens and HOT DOG!, just to name a few. I also got to record some of those and they were super fun too but this one was extra special in my recording venture.

If you like this sampler video check out the whole album at www.pinalcountypunkrock.bandcamp.com/album/the-jalipaz-sessions
I made this video because this band and record really got overlooked and I think most will enjoy it. I personally think it’s a fun listen.
Thanks :)

07/05/2024

Woops!
I thought it was 1998 now you have to be subjected to the sounds of ¡BOO!
Out now digitally on The Church of Noisy Goat and get a cassette (each one hand drawn) from Tara Templo Sagital here: https://templosagital.bandcamp.com/album/where-da-duppy-and-other-hot-hits!
If you can't wait just click the link below and you'll find the Bandcamp link and if you happen to enjoy it, well then that's just a bonus 😉
Thanks and praise Bob!

7 track album

06/26/2024

"God is my scapegoat "