Clipper Cowbridge, the man behind Clubbo’s burp-themed novelty hit, “Soda Pop Shop,” created the CC-01, CC-02, and CC-2000 audio compressors, which have figured in the production of thousands of hit records.

Several members of prog-rock supergroup Plynth once belonged to Maestro Ludgang Apollonysus’s late-’60s musico-religious cult, the force behind the Fold.

Yorgi Golyarevsky is the world’s leading exponent of the konservnaya banka, a deceptively simple folk instrument comprised of a tin can, a stick, and a single string.

Yorgi Golyarevsky isn’t merely a musician — he also runs the lucrative Rocktion rock auction website.

Yorgi Golyarevsky has recorded more than 30 mood-music albums for Clubbo.

These days former Suthrn Cuzn frontman Morty Madovitz is a far-right Israeli politician.

DJ Helvetica, who created a hit remix of Suthrn Cuzn’s “Sonofabitch,” is the son of Swiss Invasion star Ava Langenthal.

Former Leather Tiger guitarist Snickers Keith has been filling in for the late Tommy Lamb at Rockfinger’s recent reunion shows.

Nhoj Arpendahl’s parents were Renaissance Faire aficionados. The Razorflesh frontman cut his musical teeth playing krumhorn while wearing tights and a feathered cap.

Breaker Bear’s 1995 Internet-themed novelty hit “Log On” was a sequel of sorts to his 1977 hit, “The Ballad of Breaker Bear.”