Have you taken any time recently to explore our music section? It's packed with recordings of almost every show we've ever played, and growing all the time.

Plus, all of our shows are freely downloadable as MP3s, so why not download some hot seaflux jams to listen to on your commute? We aim to please your hearts and ears.

We've finally got great new videos available of our (in?)famous performance at Public Assembly this past January. It was the first show of the new decade, but all kinds of things fell into place at the last minute, including the first performance with our amazing new lighting designer Stephen Dettling.

We're especially excited to have these very high-quality recordings, produced by Maggie Chan of Greenlight Digital Media Also included in Maggie's final edit of this video is additional camerawork by seaflux superfan, alumnus, and digital archivist Susan Potoroka.

Check them out in our video section, or head over to YouTube to watch a playlist of the whole show.

Last weekend seaflux played a particularly epic show at Brooklyn's Public Assembly. Band archivist Susan Potoroka was there with her microphone and captured an excellent recording of an excellent show. Come listen to the sweet jams over in our music section...

In preparing for the epic display of musical mastery some of you are about to enjoy this evening, seaflux would like to present you with this absolutely true list of facts and vitals about the leaders of the seaflux empire.

Welcome to the newly launched seaflux.com! We've been working on this for awhile, and curious passers-by may have even already seen the changes appear briefly as they were written and tested, but now we're open to the public!

Through our virtual presence here on the intertubes, you can access all sorts of funky delicious examples of seaflux goodness. Since we record all of our performances, sometimes even in video, we're using this site as a place to store all the excess material that doesn't fit on our various profile pages around the web.