It is a tent, so to speak.
The biggest pole holding up that tent is the Cheese Mites.
Phynqafis fills all.
Snufmeg was before Snufmeg became, and the Cheese Mites were of Snufmeg before they were the Cheese Mites and before Snufmeg was. Phynqafis was before Phynqafis was, and before all, because Phynqafis was before all, and yet one day long after Phynqafis was, Phynqafis became Phynqafis, as Snufmeg became after Snufmeg was.
As you follow this twisted road, you will find a warp in time where things and entities were before they became. That is in the Spirit of Phynqafis, and that is the nature of Snufmeg.
The shining light in Snufmeg, and in the Spirit of Phynqafis, is the Cheese Mites. They are, chiefly, Williwill and Johnny B Dub.
For the sake of those who lack an ability to grasp that which is ungraspable, we shall mark and peg the moment (approximately) in 1964, with the physical birth of Williwill, and the Johnny B Dub. There also is a beginning in 1975, as found in "The History of WK." Also a beginning is found in "Live at the Lyle Garage" by Sin from 1978. These dates, however confuse matters.
"The History of WK" lists 1975 as the year farthest back, although scholars believe 1974 is a more realistic date. Nonetheless, taking 1975 as the earliest recording of note, the trajectory of the Cheese Mites and Snufmeg, in the as yet unnamed Spirit of Phynqafis, was set. No recording holds the germs for life as strongly as held in the "Piano Duet" recordings.
Musicologists will debate the unquestionable importance in the canon of late Twentieth Century music, its simple motifs, the profound influence of the technologically enhanced variations. In it, quite simply, all music flows, as if a prismatic filter bending the rays of abstraction into pressurized variabilities savored by the auditory sense. Certainly all music afterwards, particularly by those in the shadow of Snufmeg, owes deference to the "Piano Duet" recordings.
Sources:
https://youtu.be/9L4Vr09zzHk
https://youtu.be/4KaDt7hVrd8
https://snufmeg.bandcamp.com/album/the-history-of-wk-1975-to-1982-part-1-the-early-years
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