Kepher; noun; (kē-fər) 1: The Ancient Egyptian God of All Creation 2: A beverage of fermented cow's milk

Kepher was resurrected after a long slumber in a lost Hopi Indian tomb in the Saguaro National Forrest approximately two decades ago. Life in the desert was rough for this long forgotten demi-god and he struggled to fit in with this new age and generation of mankind. After several failed attempts at hoping to breach these cultural gaps, Kepher, was introduced to the modern music making machine, the piano, or as he likes to call, "the black and white masher."

From that day forward it would be hard to pry Kepher from his love. He was a territorial beast of a time long forgotten. Only ancient texts speak of hoping to defeat such a magnanimous foe and as such, many who tried would fall quick to defeat.

Today, as Kepher has learned to adapt to this modern world, he can be found twisting knobs and twisting minds at a speaker near you...