NEW WORLD ALBUMS

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🌺 Strawberry Records Visual Discography Map

The music of The New World blooms from the central creative hub known as Strawberry Records, located in Neon Row. This map outlines key branches of its expansive discography, forming a kind of sonic family tree:

✨ CORE: Space Devils

https://galindosound.bandcamp.com/album/lips

SPACE DEVILS NOT LIVE! 3025 A.D.                https://galindosound.bandcamp.com/album/space-devils-not-live-3025-ad


  1. Because I Love You – 02:18
  2. Land Animal – 02:39
  3. A Different Day – 03:46
  4. Out Of Control – 02:31
  5. How Could We Have Known – 02:40
  6. I'm So Ordinary – 04:00
  7. A Well-Traveled Man – 03:09
  8. The Wait – 02:09
  9. I'm Hurting In Advance – 03:17
  10. It's A Different Kind Of Love Song – 02:11
  11. You're My Lover – 02:28
  12. Lips – 04:37                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             The New World 3025 A.D. A Rock Oddity By Space Devils                              https://galindosound.bandcamp.com/album/the-new-world

    1. Life in the 21st Century (Space Devils) 02:42

    2. Narration 1 (The Archivist) 02:54

    3. The New World (Remastered) (Space Devils) 01:53

    4. Narration 2 (The Archivist) 04:00

    5. Bakin' Bacon Man 02:45

    6.  Workers Lament (Free Radicals) 04:00

    7. Everybody's Got A Job To Do (Free Radicals) 02:54

    8. War Suite 04:00

    9. Football 02:32

    10. We Don't Have To Cry For The Children (Free Radicals) 02:58

    11. The Big One 03:37

    12. Poor Old Peter Christ 02:04

    13. Epilogue (Free Radicals) 02:47

    14. Life in the 21st Century #2 02:11 

                 15.  The New World 2 Remastered (Space Devils) 03:59

    16. Narrative (The Old World Dies) 03:16

    17. Interlude: The Long Dusk (Ray Galindo & Friends) 05:24

    18.  Architects Of The New World (The Archivist) 03:38

    19. The New World Manifesto ~ Declaration of Truth, Change, and Rebirth 03:27

    20.  The New World Anthem (Space Devils) 03:59

    21. The True Citizen’s Doctrine (As declared by the High Council of the Resistance) 04:00

    22. True Citizens, Rise! (The Red Hand) 02:11

    23. The Legend Of Silk Falls (The Mystery Student) 04:00

    24. The Mystery (The Mystery Teacher) 01:39

    25.  My Little Book (Dante') 02:02

    26.  A Different Day (Dante') 03:46

    27.Love Is Not Love Until You Give Your Love Away (The Oath Teacher) 03:35

    28. Thousands Of Years (Wormfinger) 03:23

    29. I'm So Ordinary (The Oath Teacher) 04:00

    30.Goodnight, Melissa (Velvet Riot) 02:43

    31. Ray Galindo/Space Devils as Sonny Charms - It Don't Belong To Me 01:17

    32. Ray Galindo/Space Devils as The Rev. - Lazy Road 02:12

    33. Space Devils as The Red Hand - Soft Chains 02:56

    34. I'm Leaving You Alone Cuz You Don't Like Me (The Black Kites) 01:56

    An Evening In Deadbeat Alley    

      35. Cheap Wine (Ray Galindo & Marty Sheyer  as Sips, The Rev & Buzz Reno)

     03:31

    36. The Creature (Dante' to Buzz Reno)  03:25

    37. Just A Friendly Reminder (The Oath Teacher)  02:47

    38. Light Up The Sky 03:10

    39. The Songs Of The New World (Full Album) 47:54

    Bonus Tracks

    40. Reverend Ralph Ferrera - The Rev. - Nuthouse Stomp 03:25

    41. Reverend Ralph Ferrera - The Rev. - Miserable Girl 01:31

    42. Reverend Ralph Ferrera - The Rev. - I'm Mad 02:55

    43. Reverend Ralph Ferrera ~ The Rev. - Ralphie's Goin' Out Tonight! 02:32

    44. Space Devils as The Fifth Rail - Dirty Words 03:21 

    Electric Eden  https://galindosound.bandcamp.com/album/electric-eden
    1. Brainwaves 02:04
    2. Lucy's Dancing (Across The Sky) 01:38
    3. Baby's Home With Me Tonight 02:24
    4. Dollie and Dexter 04:00
    5. Lucy's Dancing (Across The Sky) Again 02:09

    Alternate Reality
     https://galindosound.bandcamp.com/album/alternate-reality

  • 1. Alternate Reality 03:03

  • 2. Land Animal 02:39

    3. I'm So Ordinary 04:00

    4. The Creature 02:52

    5. A Well-Traveled Man 03:09

    6. Old Friend 01:54

  • Interpretations In A Parallel Universe   1. A Different Day 03:46

    2. Bakin' Bacon Man 02:45

    3. Brainwaves 02:04

    4. Certain As We Are 01:17

    5. Fresh Boy 01:39

    6. I'm Hurting In Advance 03:17

    7. I'm So Ordinary 04:00

    8. Love Is Not Love (Until You Give Your Love Away) 03:35

    9. My Little Book 02:02

    10. Nothing Better To Do 02:50

    11. Quiet Love 02:36

    12. Space Devils as WORMFINGER - Secret Desires 03:02

    13. Sing It Like Leon 03:01

    14. Something Spun Out Of Control 02:31

    15. Sometimes Less Is More 02:07

    16. The Wait 02:09

    17. Thousands Of Years 03:23

  • AlphaOmega 

  •                                                                                                                                                                                       They Came From Somewhere 

  • Space Devils (self-titled)

         NOT LIVE! Series:

NOT LIVE 3025 AD


  • Digital Graffiti Tour


  • Not LIVE! Again

Tracklist: SPACE DEVILS ~ Not LIVE! Again

    1. Baby's Home With Me Tonight – 02:24

    2. The Wait – 02:09

    3. Rated X+Y – 04:00

    4. How Long Does Forever Last – 02:52

    5. Lips – 04:37

    6. Gettin' Outta Ma Funk And Bouncin' Back – 03:09

    7. Alternate Reality – 03:03

    8. Land Animal – 02:39

    9. Everybody's Got A Job To Do – 02:54

    10. Secret Desires – 03:02

    11. Light Up The Sky – 03:10

🔹 Velvet Riot

  • Velvet Riot (feat. Seraphina)

  • Velvet Riot ~ Introducing Rew Starr

🔴 The Red Hand (Deadenders)

  • True Citizens, Rise! (Single)

  • Soft Chains (ft. Seraphina)

  • Wormfinger & The Red Hand In Concert

🌟 Solo & Alter Egos (Ray Galindo / Space Devils)

  • Ray Galindo A-Z

  • The Rev.

  • The Feral Choir

  • The Crazy Old Wizard In The Garden

  • Orson Vile ~ Storytime with Space Devils    

  • These are pieces that Ray Galindo originally wrote for his college humor column—including “Televangelist Superstar,” which won First Prize for Best Humor Column in a Florida State college newspaper competition. They’ve been cleverly repurposed for The New World as performances by Orson Vile.

  • Orson Vile is a rogue journalist and poet who roams the cultural fringes of The New World, contributing irreverent critiques and absurdist satire to The GarbAge in his regular column, Neon & Noise. Often seen with a rolled smoke in hand, his habits raise eyebrows in a society where cigarettes no longer exist… unless you're a Deadender.

    What is Orson smoking? Interpretations vary:

    • A Deadender Cigarette: He picked up the habit while covering their gritty club scenes—blending in to expose the chaos.

    • An NEP-Laced Roll: A spiritual journey via a mild hallucinogen, aligning him with The Mystery’s seekers.

    • A Smart Vape or Herbal Blend: A throwback image, modernized to suit The New World’s health ethics.

    When asked why he smokes and what exactly it is, Orson Vile just smirks, takes a slow drag, and replies:

    “You want the truth? It’s not some old-world cancer stick. This is an NEP-laced roll—picked it up in a back-alley club where the Deadenders hang. Helps me slip into their headspace. Let’s me see the cracks in this so-called perfect society, if you catch my drift. Could I smoke something else? Sure. But the ritual, the burn, the glow... it’s all part of the experience. It’s a doorway into that raw, unfiltered side of The New World we pretend doesn’t exist. And if anyone asks, I tell ’em I’m just breathing in the story.”

Tracklist: Orson Vile ~ Storytime with Space Devils

    1. Rated X+Y – 04:00

    2. Rest In Peace Mr. Corpse (A Eulogy) – 04:26

    3. Televangelist Superstar – 04:00

    4. The Academy – 06:43

    5. Holidazed – 03:05                     ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

🔄 Side Projects & Bands

  • Wormfinger

  • The Black Kites (The Rising Storm, TMThis/NEnoughT + I'm Leavin’ You Alone)

  • The Beacon (God Bless Timothy Leary)

  • The Riddim Theory (Free The Vibes)

  • The Veil (Apparition, The Creature)

  • SnapTop (Fresh Boy)

  • Love Potato

  • Sonny Charms w/ guests

  • Buzz Reno

  • The Hurrahs (Estranged)  

Spotlight: The Hurrahs – “Estranged”

  • The Hurrahs are a psychedelic power-pop explosion of youthful optimism and engineered harmony. Their debut single “Estranged” became a hit among teenagers in both Citizen and Deadender sectors, an unlikely bridge between polished utopian cool and underground rebellion. But are they real?

    Nobody knows for sure if The Hurrahs are human or engineered. Rumors swirl that frontman Cosmo Boom doesn’t blink, and that Melody Blaze’s keys resonate with biometric frequency patterns...

    Signed to Strawberry Records. Available on Bandcamp and ReverbNation. More music rumored soon.

    Stay tuned for our upcoming Groovelines exclusive: “The Hurrahs: Rainbow Noise for the Next Generation”.

🎹 The Keyboardist (center-right, woman in yellow dress)

  • Name: Melody Blaze

    • Backstory: A classically trained pianist turned synth sorceress. Her sunshine smile hides a secret obsession with Moog patches and retro future fashion. In The New World, she’s also a part-time columnist for The GarbAge under the alias “Golden Chord.”

🎸 The Guitarist (center-left, brown shag haircut, red blazer)

  • Name: Jett Mercury

    • Backstory: A former Deadender teen idol who flipped sides after discovering the forbidden album Electric Eden. Known for his shimmering chords and wink-at-the-camera charm. Secretly in love with Melody Blaze.

🥁 The Drummer (far right, blond, striped jacket)

  • Name: Ricky Rocketson

    • Backstory: The clean-cut heartthrob of the group, always late to rehearsal but never misses a beat. Spent his early years building percussion rigs from discarded tech parts in Neon Row.

    • Known for his signature move: twirling his sticks mid-fill while chewing strawberry bubblegum.

🎤🎹 The Frontman (far left, spiked red hair, star glasses)

  • Name: Cosmo Boom

    • Backstory: Glam-cosmic energy in a human body. He’s the unofficial stylist of the group and insists on designing all the stagewear. May or may not be an android repurposed by Strawberry Records from a defunct game show host bot.

    • His star-shaped glasses are not removable.

🎭 The Hurrahs: Human or Engineered?

  • Officially, Strawberry Records claims The Hurrahs are "certified human Citizens of The New World, born and raised on pure rhythms and peace."
    But off the record? Nobody knows for sure.

🎤 THEORIES IN CIRCULATION:

🧬 1. Genetically Enhanced Citizens

    • Evidence: Their perfect harmonies, synchronized movements, and sugar-smooth vocal blend seem... too good.

    • Rumor: The Hurrahs were genetically tuned in a Creative Optimization Lab—engineered with traits like perfect pitch, photogenic symmetry, and irresistible stage presence.

    • Supporters Say: “So what? The New World was built on enhancement. They’re just the next step in musical evolution.”

🤖 2. AI-Human Hybrids

    • Evidence: Cosmo Boom’s unremovable star-shaped glasses and strangely mechanical laughter have sparked speculation.

    • Fan Theory: He’s not fully human at all, but a reprogrammed android who escaped a Deadender amusement show and joined The Hurrahs.

    • What’s Weirder: No one’s ever seen him blink.

🚸 3. Entirely Human...but Carefully Chosen

    • Evidence: Melody Blaze’s emotional depth on the keys, Ricky Rocketson’s impulsive flubs during live Q&As, and Jett Mercury’s subtle stage anxiety.

    • The Fan Narrative: They’re “real” humans—but hand-picked from Citizen talent pools and groomed by Strawberry Records from age 10.

    • Implication: The Hurrahs might be The New World’s version of a manufactured boy/girl band. But in a utopia, is that such a bad thing?

Spotlight: The Hurrahs – "Estranged" and Their Bubblegum Truth                      Signed to Strawberry Records and released on Bandcamp and ReverbNation, The Hurrahs are a psychedelic power pop band drenched in bubblegum sweetness. Their hit "Estranged" is a phenomenon—beloved by young teens in both the New World and even in the Deadender sectors.

They’re bright, bouncy, and slightly too polished. Which means, of course, the conspiracy theories are already swirling in Deadender forums:

“Are The Hurrahs real?” “Is the keyboardist engineered?” “Why are all their songs so... happy?”

New World Citizens don’t ask these questions. They don’t need to. Identity is irrelevant. There’s no race, no gender roles, no nationalism—just art, joy, and presence. The Hurrahs just are.

But in the shadows of Deadender chatter, this kind of purity looks suspicious. And in true GarbAge fashion, we let the satire speak for itself.

Coming next issue: “Bubblegum Psyop? The Hurrahs Accused of Weaponizing Joy.”

📸 COMING UP:

"Groovelines: Rainbow Noise for the Next Generation — Inside the World of The Hurrahs"

  • A colorful feature interview, fashion spread, and band profile written by Orson Vile (with mild disdain and an NEP cigarette tucked behind his ear). Also includes:

    • Backstage gossip

    • A "What Flavor Are You?" Hurrahs personality quiz

    • A review of Estranged as a cultural bridge between Citizen teens and Deadender youth

Too Much This Not Enough That - Marcia White & The Ninth Floor

The GarbAge Neon Row’s Premier Pop & Style Magazine
FEATURE PROFILE | 3025.07.XX
Marcia White and the Sound of the 9th Floor
by Nova – Senior Contributor / Archivist of Style

The dim violet strobes of Club Static flicker across the faces of the entranced, the curious, and the jaded. All eyes are on her. Not on the statuesque backing band, their pristine poses unshifting between sets, but on Marcia White — the former Velvet Riot bassist who walked away from the brightest rising band in the New World. Why? Because her music needed fewer opinions and more precision. And because sometimes, the only voice you can trust is your own.
Marcia White doesn’t rehearse disagreements. She uploads perfection.

From Velvet to Chrome
Originally the harmonic heart of Velvet Riot, Marcia helped shape the early sound that now defines the Neon Row scene. But behind the glitter and synthesizers, there were fractures in tone. The song that sparked it? “Too Much This, Not Enough That.”
Written by Marcia and presented to the group with conviction, it was a raw, charging anthem—fast, furious, undeniably her. But the version that landed on Velvet Riot’s debut was slower, more pensive, written by Nova, polished into a moody glam reflection. It was a hit. But it wasn’t hers.
Marcia’s version, heavier and defiant, never made it past the neon-lit studio walls.
“I wasn’t angry,” she told The GarbAge in a rare sit-down. “I was clear. That clarity pushed me to create something of my own.”

Enter: The Ninth Floor
Named after the surreal Twilight Zone episode that haunted Marcia’s childhood dreams—“The After Hours”—her new band is built not from flesh, but from memory and machine.
The Ninth Floor is entirely AI-powered mannequins, programmed to execute Marcia’s musical vision without debate or dilution. Their stillness onstage unnerves some. Others call it mesmerizing. Either way, the result is revolutionary: the first major New World act to perform without a single living bandmate.
Marcia’s haunting new version of “Too Much This, Not Enough That” has become a late-night anthem on Neon Row’s underground streams. Faster, harder, heavier—pure electric rebellion with no compromise. Fans debate endlessly over which version is better, but Marcia rarely comments. “I don't compete with Velvet Riot. That was my past. This is the 9th Floor.”

A Friendly Rivalry, A Private Ache
Despite what the gossip zines scream, Marcia harbors no ill will toward Velvet Riot. In fact, she still attends shows and once shared a Harmony Fest stage with Rew Starr herself. The chemistry was palpable, even if Marcia says, “Rew will always be Queen of the Underground. I just want my own floor.”
She remains close with Didi and Annie, even exchanging encrypted joke riffs with Val Chrome late at night. The only tension? Seraphina. “She’s trouble in high heels. And I’m too tired to babysit a meltdown,” Marcia quipped.

The Future of Form and Feeling
What’s next for Marcia White & The Ninth Floor? A full-length debut is reportedly in production, combining Marcia’s poetic reflections on identity, forgetfulness, time, and detachment with the raw drive of her mannequin musicians. The working title? Plastic Saints.
But for now, it’s Too Much This, Not Enough That, reimagined and reborn on her terms, that pulses through every alley of Sector 7.
Marcia White walks alone. And somehow, that’s exactly the sound the New World didn’t know it was waiting for.

Related:
🎧 Stream Too Much This, Not Enough That (9th Floor Version) exclusively on Bandcamp
🎤 “I’m not lonely. I’m surrounded by silence that listens.” – Marcia White
🕶️ Fashion Note: Marcia wears a repurposed vinyl bodysuit designed by StaticPop and AI-grown lashes from NEP-lab co-op IrisBloom.

“Too Much This, Not Enough That” – Marcia’s Version vs Velvet Riot’s??

@RiotCoreAnnie: ok I wasn’t ready for that 😭 she really made it rock. I miss her in VR but...this is 🔥🔥🔥
@VelvetBones77: Honestly? Marcia’s vocals on this are raw. More aggressive. Velvet Riot’s version was dreamier but this one shouts the message.
@StarrbornRew: Not gonna lie, I wish we had released that arrangement. But we needed to make space for Rew’s vibe too. This is Marcia’s world now.
@DollHausQueen: The mannequins freak me out. But I can’t stop watching.
@NineFloorsUp: Marcia isn’t trying to “outdo” anyone. She’s just... finally being heard. I love them both.
@SecretChordBuzz: Y’all realize this is the first band on Neon Row with no human players besides the singer?? That’s wild. No attitude, no ego. Just pure programming.

The GarbAge Exclusive: Marcia White Ascends to The Ninth Floor
Interview by Orson Vile
Location: Backstage at The Psychedelic Pepper Tree, Neon Row, Sector 7.
She steps into the neon shimmer like she owns it—platinum hair sharp as her stare, leather dress tighter than the stage she’s about to command. Marcia White is not interested in your nostalgia. She’s here to rewrite your expectations.

Orson: Marcia, this is your first time back at the Pepper Tree since your Velvet Riot days. How does it feel?
MARCIA: Like déjà vu with better lighting. I used to stand right there, behind Val’s kit, dreaming of the spotlight. Now it’s mine. And I brought my own band.

Orson: The Ninth Floor is... unconventional. AI-powered mannequins, zero live musicians. Isn’t that a little lonely?
MARCIA: Not lonely. Liberating. I don’t argue with them. I don’t have to compromise. Every note is played exactly as I intended it. That’s not synthetic—it’s pure.

Orson: And yet, your biggest hit so far is Too Much This, Not Enough That—a song Velvet Riot released with different lyrics and a slower tempo.
MARCIA: (smiles) Their version is nice. Mine is honest. Sometimes you need the volume cranked up to get people to listen. I’m not here to whisper. I’m here to shout.

Orson: You’re still on good terms with the Riot Girls?
MARCIA: Of course. I love them. Didi and Annie still send me voice memos. Rew and I have this running joke—she’s “The Queen of the Underground,” and I’m the...well, I guess I’m the architect of the 9th Floor. I admire her. But admiration doesn’t mean submission.

Orson: And Seraphina?
MARCIA: She wants me to visit the Deadender sector. I love her like a sister, but I’m not ready for that kind of darkness. I believe in art as light.

Orson: Your band doesn't blink. Does that ever unnerve you?
MARCIA: Only when they play better than I do. (laughs) But seriously, their stillness gives me room to move. I’m the chaos. They’re the calm.

Orson: What’s next?
MARCIA: Another single. A mini-album. Maybe a live holo-set. I’m not building a monument. I’m building a mirror. If people see themselves in my music—even if it’s a cracked reflection—I’ve done my job.

📍Catch Marcia White & The Ninth Floor at the Neon Row Harmony Festival next moon cycle, headlining the “Great Women of Music” showcase. Strawberry Records is already hinting at vinyl.

You’ve never heard perfection quite this artificial.                                                                  

Velvet Riot with bassist/vocalist Marcia White (Second from left in the blue dress) on Neon Row.   Seraphina is in the center. 



  • The New Millennium Martian Band

📊 Compilations & Special Events

  • Strawberry Sauce (Oddities)

  • Neon Row Harmony Festival

  • The New World Free Press Archives

📂 Web-Style Catalog for Strawberry Records Archives

Homepage Sections:

  1. Featured Artists: Space Devils, Velvet Riot, Rew Starr, Wormfinger

  2. Spotlight Album: AlphaOmega

  3. New Arrivals: Love Potato – "Lucy's Dancing Across the Sky"

  4. Rare B-Sides & Deep Cuts: From Buzz Reno, The Veil, and SnapTop

  5. Live Experience Hub: NOT LIVE! archives with user-submitted remixes

  6. The Vault: Early prototypes & experimental mixes by The Rev. & The Feral Choir

  7. Deadender Surveillance Feed: The Red Hand’s latest propaganda

📜 Groovelines: Liner Notes Column in The GarbAge

Groovelines is the premier monthly feature within The GarbAge, chronicling the rhythm, stories, and soul of The New World music scene. Each issue includes:

  • Exclusive interviews with artists

  • Lyrics + poetic analysis of select songs

  • Behind-the-scenes of album creation

  • Retro-futurist fashion features

  • Rew Starr's punk style diary

  • Orson Vile's satire column: Spin Control

  • Citizen fan letters + Space Devils art gallery


“Space Devils is the collaborative identity through which lyricist and conceptualist Ray Galindo brings his vision to life—combining human storytelling with AI-generated music in a seamless creative fusion.

When Ray writes the lyrics and AI creates the music:
Ray Galindo: Lyrics
Space Devils: Music

When a song is written for a character or artist within The New World (like Velvet Riot or Dante’):
Ray Galindo / Space Devils as Velvet Riot

When both the lyrics and music are created through AI (often based on Ray’s world):
Space Devils: Words & Music
Performed by: Space Devils as [Character Name]

This ensures clarity of authorship, celebrates co-creation, and honors the tools and minds behind the music. Ray’s genius lies not in owning every note—but in architecting an ever-expanding artistic reality.

This isn’t just a project. It’s a living mythos.

It’s not just a band. It’s a universe.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Lips  Space Devils (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                                                             Space Devils NOT LIVE 3025 AD (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                    Space Devils Electric Eden (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                                    Space Devils The New World Lyrics by Ray Galindo - Music and Narrations by Space Devils                          The Songs Of The New World (Without The Narrations) (Lyrics: Ray Galindo Music: Space Devils)             Alternate Reality (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                                                VELVET RIOT Space Devils as Velvet Riot                                                                                            Dante ~ The Bard Of Neon Row - (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils as Dante')          Interpretations In A Parallel Universe - (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                            God Bless Timothy Leary Space Devils as Fingaz (Jim McBride) His band is called The Beacon      Too Much This Not Enough That  Marcia White and The Ninth Floor                                                
Strawberry Records PRESENTS Strawberry Sauce. This is a collection of oddities                  Space Devils as WORMFINGER                                                                                                      Fresh Boy by SnapTop - Space Devils as SnapTop                                                                          Velvet Riot ~ Introducing Rew Starr Rew Starr as Velvet Riot                                                        Ray Galindo A - Z Ray Galindo & Friends                                                                                          The Rev. Space Devils as The Rev.                                                                                                                The Hurrahs ~ Estranged (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                                                    The Veil ~ Apparition - (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                                                            It Don't Belong To Me: Sonny Charms with guests, The Rev. and Buzz Reno - (Lyrics: Ray Galindo Music: Space Devils)                                                                                                                                                              The Fifth Rail ~ LIVE CURRENT                                                                                                  FREE RADICALS                                                                                                                                  The Feral Choir Ray Galindo                                                                                                  Dandelion: A subsidiary of Strawberry Records ~ Home of The Riddim Theory, The Mystery, The Oath and Dante'                                                                                                                                    Buzz Reno ~ Sniffin' and Snortin'/Nuthin' Better To Do                                                                Orson Vile ~ Storytime with Space Devils  - Space Devils as Orson Vile                                                Space Devils NOT LIVE! ~ Digital Graffiti Tour                                                                          SPACE DEVILS ~ Not LIVE! Again                                                                                            Strawberry and Dandelion Records PRESENTS The Neon Row Harmony Festival                          The Riddim Theory ~ Free The Vibes Space Devils as The Riddim Theory                                  Love Potato - Space Devils as Love Potato                                                                                                The Rising Storm -  The Black Kites                                                                                                    Soft Chains ~ Seraphina with The Red Hand - (Lyrics and Music by Space Devils)                                  The New World Free Press Archives Space Devils                                                                                 True Citizens, Rise! - (Lyrics and Music by Space Devils) Space Devils as The Red Hand                  Wormfinger & The Red Hand in Concert! Wormfinger & The Red Hand                        Brainwaves - (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                                                          The Creature - (Lyrics and Music by Space Devils) Space Devils as The Veil                                      A Code In A Cloud                                                                                                                            Lucy's Dancing Across The Sky                                                                                                            Old Friend/I'm So Ordinary - (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                              The New Millennium Martian Band - Space Devils as The New Millennium Martian Band              The Crazy Old Wizard In The Garden - (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                   Space Devils Too Much This, Not Enough That                                                                                     È Un Tipo Diverso Di Canzone D'amore (It's A Different Kind Of Love Song ~ Italian) AlphaOmega SPACE DEVILS                                                                                                              The David Bowie's Gone Blues - (Space Devils)                                                                                  
Too Much This Not Enough That - Marcia White & The Ninth Floor                                                  I'm Leavin' You Alone Cuz You Don't Like Me - Space Devils as The Black Kites                        Ray Galindo vs Space Devils Ray Galindo / Space Devils                                                                    Sniffin' and Snortin' - (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                                        Land Animal b/w A Well-Traveled Man - Space Devils                                                              Dontcha Think - (Lyrics by Ray Galindo Music by Space Devils)                                                Space Devils They Came From Somewhere - Space Devils
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