little brother records' Vinyl Catalog

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LP & 12" EP

little brother releases:

lb-016 Steven R. Smith-Slate Branches LP. $11.00.
Steven R. Smith has been making starkly beautiful music for years, both as a solo artist and as a member of Mirza, Thuja and The Knit Separates. On his fourth solo effort, Slate Branches, Smith lights up the pavements in his own rich tradition of instrumental psychic gesture that is both original and familiar, dissonant and musical. Slate Branches starts off with "Minen Flats" which features gentle bell percussion reminiscent of Harry Partch's Cloud-Chamber Bowls, then moves to the This Heat-inflected "Cities", with its rock drums and accordion. Throughout the rest of the record, Smith utilizes electric and acoustic guitars, bells, violin, keyboards, string percussion, toy piano, and a few other sonic weapons to sculpt a record that is at times uplifting, at times ominous, always engaging.

lb-015 PALO/ONA-Star of the Sea LP. $7.00.
Debut release from the Dunedin, New Zealand band that follows in the fine Xpressway tradition. Star of the Sea is an engaging record which blends well-crafted songs, a la the Renderers, with some more experimental pieces along the lines of the Dead C or Roy Montgomery. Available in a vinyl-only edition of 500, with silk-screened covers.

lb-010 Prick Decay/Jeph Jerman-The Mechanics of Belief LP. $7.00.
Overseas collaboration between the Scottish freaks who run the Chocolate Monk label and the founding member of Blowhole & Hands To. Pretty insane shit. Not for the meek.

lb-006 Nels Cline Trio-Chest 2xLP. $12.00.
Epic record that spans the emotions from menacing to tender to furiously aggro to other worldly. 2xLP is limited to 1000 copies and has a bonus track not on the CD.

lb-003 Our Band Could Be Your Life-A tribute to D Boon and the Minutemen. LP-$7.00.
A bunch of bands (Lou Barlow, T. Moore, Free Kitten, Unwound, Dos, Nels Cline Trio & many more) doing Minutemen tunes plus a D Boon interview and live Minutemen song.

non-little brother stuff:

Alva-Slattery for Ungdom LP (Menlo Park). $11.00.
Second "full-length" (how anyone could release a 16-minute-long record and call it lull-length is beyond me) from a group whose debut release was on John Zorn's Avant label. Juvenile melodies played on violin, piano and other non-rock instruments. Vinyl is limited to 400 copies.

Charlie Parker one-sided EP (Old Gold). $9.00.
Raw, free jazz from an Atlanta group with ties to the Gold Sparkle Band. Limited to 300 copies.

Chic Empowerment Center 12" EP (Volvolo). $7.00.
Loose faux-jazz along the lines of the first Lounge Lizards record. Includes a jazz rendition of "Badges" by the Minutemen. One copy left.

Alex Cline-Not Alone 2xLP (Nine Winds). $12.00.
Solo percussion double LP from Nels' twin brother recorded in April 1981. One copy left.

Crawlspace-The Dark Folds of Infinity Grow Pink with Desire LP (Majora). $10.00.
Another LP from these LA weirdos. At times it's like bizarre chamber music, at others, like the Sun City Girls trying to get funky. One copy left.

Crude-Inner City Guitar Perspectives LP (Flying Nun NZ). $7.50.
A collection of recordings that originally appeared on cassette.

Dislocation-Coyote's Call LP (Fusetron). $8.00.
At times noisy, at times jazzy, this Japanese band doesn't fall neatly into either category.

Duotron-Vs. Tom Smith LP (Menlo Park). ~~$9.00.~~ $7.00. SALE
Guitar, drums and shrieks from these Bulb veterans. Produced by Tom Smith.

Sam Esh & Hard Black Thing-Montezuma Baby Duck LP (Siltbreeze). $7.50.
A completely perplexing LP that begins promisingly with Shadow Ring-type acoustic improv before devolving into the incoherent ramblings of Mr. Esh.

Milo Fine Free Jazz Ensemble-Another Outbreak of Iconoclasm LP (Fusetron). $8.50.
1995 recordings from a free-improv legend. Duets featuring piano/clarinet/drums & guitar.

Dave Fischoff-Winston Park LP (Secretly Canadian). $9.00.
Quiet, delicate record consisting primarily of guitar and voice, but augmented very nicely with found sounds, samples and electronics.

Gang Wizard EP (Blackbean and Placenta). $5.00.
Dense, poorly recorded stuff from this California band. At its best, similar to something from Meat Puppets II; at its worst, it's like an incompetent indie-pop band.

Ist-Anagrams to Avoid LP (SIWA). $10.00.
Improvisations from Simon Fell (double bass), Mark Wastell (cello), and Rhodri Davies (harp). The unusual, percussion-less instrumentation makes this a quiet affair. A very subtle, rewarding record.

Simon Joyner-Tomorrow Yesterday and In Between 2xLP (Sing, Eunuchs!). $14.00.
Simon Joyner is still probably best known for his split 7" with the Mountain Goats, but he has released a number of full-lengths on his own. Echoes of Bob Dylan and Palace are apparent, without ever making the music derivative. Impressive.

Kaia LP (Candy Ass/Chainsaw). $7.50.
Ex-Team Dresch and Adickdid. Her first solo LP and first solo release after the long out-of-print little brother 7". Of course it's great.

Magic User-Color 12" EP (Magnetic Canvas). $6.00.
Detuned guitar, noise, and found sounds create a low-key, appealing, droning debut from this artist and label. Certainly recommended for those who like the sounds of No Neck, Climax Golden, etc. Edition of 500.

Meringue-Music from the Mint Green Nest 2xLP (Cherry Smash). $12.50.
Second full-length from this Florida group that was profiled in a recent issue of Bananafish. At times similar to (early) Polvo if they listened to a lot of Beefheart and were more prone to longer instrumental passages.

Mink Shoals/Squirrelly Drawling split LP (Berlap). ~~$8.00.~~ $6.50. SALE
Mink Shoals features acoustic slide guitar instrumentals that show a strong John Fahey influence, while never imitating. Should certainly appeal to any Fahey fan. Quite excellent. Squirrelly Drawling leans toward more standard lo-fi rock with some weirdness thrown in.

Noggin EP (Blackbean and Placenta). $7.00.
Live one-sided EP recorded July 1995 in Minneapolis.

No. 1 Lowest Common Denominator-The S.S. Sessions LP (Philthy Rex). $8.00.
From rambling rock tunes to proto-punk to drugged-out instros, this record consistently rewards. Ed. of 300.

Wayne Peet-Down-In/Ness LP (Nine Winds). $6.50.
Solo piano improvisations recorded in September 1981. One copy left.

pHoaming Edison-Sold to the Highest Grady LP (Dark Beloved Cloud). $6.75.
Short, disjointed four-track songs. Like a more fucked-up, less classic-rock-dameged Guided By Voices. I hope the title is a Sanford and Son reference. One copy left.

Leslie Q-Into Handicapped LP (Menlo Park). $10.00.
Lured away from Majora for her third full-length, Leslie continues her warped brand of personal little non-songs. This album is even less focused than the Majora records (not necessarily a bad thing) and has some nicely silk-screened/letter-pressed covers.

The Rue Morgue Jug Band-Live 10/13/96 one-sided LP (El Boracho). $8.00.
Instrumental jam/improvisation stuff from Albany, NY. Paste-on covers, edition of 200, yatta yatta yatta.

Sonic Youth-Anagrama 12" EP (SYR). $8.00.
First in a series of instrumental self-released EPs from Kim, Thurston, Lee & Steve. Undoubtedly too experimental for Geffen, these records represent the high point of Sonic Youth's recent output. They're supposedly limited, but I'm not sure to how many.

Sonic Youth & Jim O'Rourke-Invito Al Cielo LP (SYR). $8.00.
Third EP from the band featuring ex-members of the Coachmen, Crucifucks, etc., hooking up with that guy who produced a Wilco record.

Sonic Youth-Slaapkamers Met Slagroom 12" EP (SYR). $8.00.
Volume two of their limited (mostly) instrumental EPs.

Sonic Youth-A Thousand Leaves 2xLP (My So-Called Records). $12.00.
The vinyl version of the 1998 DGC mega-release. Not as "out" as the recent SYR EPs, but certainly more abstract than the other DGC records.

Space Dust-First to the Future LP (Carburetor). $9.00.
First full-length from this Christchurch, NZ group.

Splotch-Have Another Tantrum LP (Menlo Park). $8.00.
Lo-fi noise-rock from a band that sounds like they would be at home on the Blackjack label.

Surface of the Earth-Interference LP (Fusetron). $8.00.
After a 7" on Fusetron and a number of ultra-limited releases, this is the first domestic full-length from this New Zealand group that specializes in minimal pulsing drones. Don't know for sure, but I'm guessing it's limited.

Tono Bungay-Rough Music LP (Twisted Village). $9.00.
First LP from one of the better improv-rock bands around. Features Robert Dennis and Bob Bannister (both from Fire in the Kitchen). One copy left.

V/A-B.B.P.T.C.'s Coffee Shop EP (Blackbean and Placenta). $5.00.
Tracks from Azusa Plane, Two Dollar Guitar, Overpass, Yak Brigade, Babyland, and others.

V/A-Nailed to the Stars LP (Jealous Butcher). $7.00.
Mid-‘90s comp. of (mostly) Eugene bands. Highlights include Bossanova 2600 and Kpants. Also includes early recordings from Kind of Like Spitting.

Village of Savoonga-Score LP (Kollaps/Hausmusik GER). $11.00.
Third LP from the pride of Weilheim. This one continues their progression toward more instrumental, darker sounds, but it's more focused than the Philipp Schatz record.

little brother releases:

lb-008 Village of Savoonga-"Thought Loop" 7". $3.00.
First American 7" from this diverse and strange German band. The B-side features guest vocals from Graeme Jefferies (This Kind of Punishment, Cakekitchen).

lb-007 West Coast Modern Day Punk Rock Orchestra-Correspondence 7". $3.00.
All-star ensemble headed by Mr. Jovi Butts and featuring Nels Cline, Mike Watt, Rick Fork & others. Totally intense.

lb-005 Her Number Thirteen-Of Has Twice Pieces 7" EP. $3.00.
Some brilliant stuff from this Eugene/Portland trio. Hand-screened & letterpressed covers in a #d ed. of 500. 16 min.

lb-1/2 Corduroy-"I'll Get Around to It" 7". $2.50.
2 catchy noisy-pop songs from a SF trio.

non-little brother stuff:

A.M.P.-Studio E.P. 7" (Colorful Clouds for Acoustics). $3.50.
Dark swirling electronic drone stuff from the label run by the Azusa Plane. Limited edition on clear vinyl.

Beequeen-Vault 7" (SSS). $4.50.
Quiet pulsing drones from Frans de Waard of Kapotte Muziek. Limited.

Blatherskite-The Shining Path 7" (Aegri Somnia Vana). $10.00.
Clear lathe cut edition of 50. One copy left.

Joe Bloggs-"Vision No. 16" 7" (gyttja). $4.50.
Minimal drone loops formulated by an old Wurlitzer. Edition of 250.

Boyracer-One Side of Boyracer 1-sided 7" (Slumberland). $5.00.
Very limited single from 1996 by one of the better British indie bands of the ‘90s. Like early Lemonheads when the other guy sang.

Kjetil D. Bransdal/Fibo-Trespo split 7" (Myke Droner NOR). ~~$6.00.~~ $4.50. SALE
A single that features Bransdal solo and collaborating with Sindre Bjerga (as Fibo-Trespo). The solo side is low-frequency guitar drones, while the other side does more of a guitar, accordion and percussion noise thing. Edition of 310.

Darren Brown-El Asiento 7" (Stomach Ache MEX). $4.00.
Dark, ominous instrumentals. One copy left.

Brown Velvet Couch 7" (Roof Bolt). $4.00.
Bruce Blucher and Paul Cahill (both of Trash) hook up with drummer Bo Martak (King Loser) and singer Viv Crowe for a one-off single from 1994.

Capital Eye/California split 7" (Road Cone). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
Volume III of Road Cone's Instress split 7" series that spotlights solo artists. This one has side projects from Bugskull & Sone members.

Carter-Jefferies-Knocked Out or Thereabouts 7" (Flying Nun NZ). $4.50.
Classic single from 1992 by Shayne Carter (Doublehappys, Straitjacket Fits, Dimmer, etc.) and Peter Jefferies (This Kind of Punishment, Plagal Grind, Two Foot Flame, etc.).

Nels Cline Trio-"Hold It Under a Faucet" 7" (Ecstatic Peace/Father Yod). $4.00.
Final release from the now-defunct and much-lamented Trio (long live the Nels Cline Singers!). This single was recorded in July of 1995, but wasn't released until nearly seven years later, and these tracks are not available in any other format. Still, the stuff is top-notch, with "Hold It Under a Faucet" ranking as one of the best rockin' Trio songs. Side two consists of four "micro-improvs" known collectively as "Snak Systems". All in all, a fine release from an awesome group, and it won't disappoint anyone familiar with Nels' mighty discography.

Closed 3rd Eye 7" (Stomach Ache MEX). $4.00.
Straight ahead punk-rawk. Not bad, but a little out of place on Stomach Ache.

Cloudboy-Pet 7" (Flying Nun NZ). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
Pop band led Demarnia Lloyd. If you dug her single with Alastair Galbraith on Roof Bolt, then you know what to do.

Cock ESP-"Our Embarassment Is Your Pleasure" 7" (Little Mafia). $3.50.
More free noise screech from this Minneapolis duo. Limited to 300.

Cock ESP/Dogliveroil split 7" (Very Good GER). $5.00.
A couple noise combos (one from the US and one from Britain) share some 7" vinyl on this fine German noise label. Limited to 500 copies.

Constant Pain-"Shadow of a Lonely Man" 7" (Carburetor). $3.50.
Despite the lame name, this is actually a pretty cool band, made up of members from the fine New Zealand noise rock band Sferic Experiment.

Crawling With Tarts-Motorini Elettrici 2x7" (gyttja). $8.50.
A 17-min compostion created by placing small motors and contact mics on non-musical objects. Quite good and surprisingly listenable.

John Davis/Sandra Bell split 7" (Road Cone). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
First volume in the Instress series.

Delphium-Silent All these Years 7" (Fourth Dimension UK). $5.50.
Loops and experimental minimalism from this British guy. Numbered edition of 300.

Dingus-Tree Bark Spiked with Whiskey 7" (Stomach Ache MEX). $4.00.
Very primitive ramble with grunted vocals. Instruments include mon-chi-chi, muscle shirt, and vanilla extract. Uhhh.

Dog-The Egg of Dog 7" (Stomach Ache MEX). $4.00.
Loose, fucked-up clanging and shoutingfrom this noise group that has been around for years.

Drag King-"Rock the Vote" 7" (Destroy All Music). $3.25.
7" from this Chicago band. Mixes jazz with obscure samples.

Geoff Dugan-Technical Comfort Formalistic Style Features 7" (Stomach Ache MEX). $4.00.
Vocal samples with high and low frequency tones (on one side) and solo improvised piano (on the other).

Edith Presler-"Drag" 7" (Little Mafia). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
Swirly lo-fi indie rock. Someone must like this stuff, but it's not really my thing. 300 made.

Ex-Hustlers-"Just Bleed" 7" (Jealous Butcher). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
Debut 7" from this Seattle via Eugene indie-pop combo. Sloppy, catchy stuff in a Pavement/Sonic Youth sorta vein. Edition of 400.

Fellaheen-Unrelated 7" (Little Mafia). $4.00.
Solo instrumental 7" from a guy from Chic Empowerment Center. Impressive mix of spy-movie jazz and layered guitar. Edition of 300. One copy left.

Frosty-Drive-Thru Lover 7" (Menlo Park). $5.00.
Juvenile noise-rock from this Miami band. Produced by Tom Smith (To Live & Shave in LA), recorded by Bill Orcutt (Harry Pussy). One copy left.

Alastair Galbraith/Demarnia Lloyd-Tae Keening 7" (Roof Bolt). $5.00.
Alastair and Demarnia share vocal duties over quiet, sparse instrumentation.

Heazlewood-Badge Or Medallion? 7" (Flying Nun NZ). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
His most recent single.

Heazlewood-Surf's Up in Malibu 7" (Flying Nun NZ). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
First solo single from the leader of King Loser.

Her Number Thirteen/The Low split 7" (Red Rover). $4.00.
Her #13 song is from the out-of-print Friend Broker cass. One copy left.

I'm Being Good/Small Things split 7" (Destroy All Music). ~~$3.25.~~ $2.50. SALE
Split 7" from a couple British bands. IBG play intelligent, complex indie-rock (think Eric Gaffney Sebadoh), while ST go the bassy instrumental (think Tortoise) route.

Kant-Non Plus Ultra 7" (Myke Droner NOR). ~~$6.00.~~ $4.50. SALE
Instrumental drone guitar and loops from Norway. Edition of 210.

Kapotte Muziek-Threadments 7" (Self Abuse). $4.00.
Pretty extreme 7" from these Dutch noisemakers.

Killer Bug-Your Wife is Mine 7" (Self Abuse). $5.00.
This is the first US release from this Japanese noise artist and it's excellent. High-pitched, high-energy noise using metal and electronics.

King Loser-Stairway to Heaven 7" (Flying Nun NZ). $5.00.
First 7" from 1994 featuring Chris Heazlewood, Celia Mancini and Shayne Carter.

Klorox Girls-Rapunzel's Unrest 7" (Grinning Idiot). $3.00.
Featuring Nick from Oswald Five-O & Mike from Kpants. Edition of 300.

Kpants-Love/Hospital 7" (Grinning Idiot). $3.00.
Catchy, hummable original plus a Modern Lovers cover. One copy left.

Suzanne Langille/David Tholfsen split 7" (Road Cone). $5.00.
Like volume 1, volume 4 of the Instress series features a couple singer/songwriter types. Langille is best known for her collaborations with Loren MazzaCane Connors (who plays maraca here), while Tholfsen is the singer of the proto-twang group US Saucer. One copy left.

Lost In Translation 7" (Carburetor). ~~$4.00.~~ $3.00. SALE
Great 7" of fuzzy, drugged-out psych guitar noise.

Lost in Translation-Consume 2x7" (Burnt Hair). $7.00.
Drone-loops layered with noise bits from this Minneapolis artist who has yet to disappoint.

Celia Mancini-Kiasu 7" (Flying Nun NZ). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
Solo 7" from the bassist of King Loser.

Kaffe Matthews-This Many Planes 7" (SSS). $5.50.
Violinist who uses a sampler to create dark drones. Released in a limited edition of 300. One copy left.

Mesmer-Kensho 7" (self-released). $4.00.
Multi-metered drumming with Dead C-influenced noise guitar. Ed. of 300 in spray-painted sleeves with pasted-up photo.

Microlight Sound-"Eyes Bleed Silver" 7" (Little Mafia). $3.50.
Great 7" from this San Francisco band (in a Sonic Youth/Stereolab vein). Nice packaging. Edition of 300.

Microlight Sound/Mooseheart Faith split 7" (Little Mafia). $3.50.
Split 7" from Microlight Sound (who come off sounding like a more indie Mazzy Star) and folk-psych rockers Mooseheart Faith (who released a split 7" on Forced Exposure with Crawlspace).

Monotract-Traffican't 7" (Spy-Fi). $4.50.
Improvisations with guitar, drums and some electronics. The playing is fairly loose, but there's an energy that keeps it interesting.

Roy Montgomery-E.N.D. 7" (Drunken Fish). $4.50.
Roy continues in the singer/songwriter vein (a la Nick Drake). Roy's deep voice and droning guitar accompaniment gives the single a dark mood.

Nuzzle-Anchors Astreigh 7" EP (YSC). $3.00.
4 songs in an Unwound/NOU vein from alumni of the little brother D Boon tribute.

Oswald Five-O-Bred in the Bone 7" EP (Grinning Idiot). $4.00.
Their best 7", released in 1995. 4 songs. One copy left.

Paste/Nikki Light Crusade split 7" (Union Pole). $3.50.
Paste is Dennis Callaci of Refrigerator/Shrimper and Nikki Light is really Leslie Q.

Pork Queen-Sunspot Gila 7" (Giardia). $5.00.
Early 7" from this Vancouver noise combo.

Prick Decay-Rotten Groove 7" (Ignivomous). $4.50.
First domestic vinyl from this totally unpredictable duo. Recommended.

Project W 7" (Apraxia). $4.00.
Great debut vinyl from this sax/cello/drums free jazz trio from Seattle. Numbered ed. of 500.

Rake-Squelch 7" (Fourth Dimension UK). $5.50.
Fourth single from this avant-jazz-noise-improv combo.

Ralph Haxton-A Thing or Two about Etiquette 7" (gyttja). ~~$4.00.~~ $3.00. SALE
Impressive guitar/ clarinet duos and comes in a purty die-cut sleeve.

Key Ransome/Cheryl Leonard split 7" (Apraxia). ~~$4.00.~~ $3.00. SALE
Vol. 1 in the Apraxia Composers Series.

Rayon-"Yom" 2x7" (Kollaps GER). $9.00.
Excellent solo EP from a Potawatomi and (sometimes) Village of Savoonga member. 2 weird instrumentals and 2 straighter, but still great, songs.

Refrigerator-Louder than Goodbye 7" (Squealer). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
4 exclusive songs from the Fridge.

Rinpingo Beesto 7" (Union Pole). $3.50.
Debut vinyl from these weirdos in Northern Washington.

SF-Supra 7" (Flying Nun NZ). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
Excellent solo single from Sean O'Reilly (King Loser, Chug, Olla).

Splotch-Two Million Fuckheads 7" (Menlo Park).$4.50.
Loud, sloppy, retarded rock from this New York band that sounds kinda like No Trend if they were to release a record on Blackjack. Limited to fewer than 500 copies.

Sunshine Super Scum-Two Reasons 7" (Siltzbreeze). ~~$3.50.~~ $2.50. SALE
Energetic japanese punk produced by one of the guys from Teengenerate.

Tanaka-Nixon Meeting-"Blessed" 7" (Giardia). $4.00.
Sparse, clangy stuff from Michael Morley (Dead C, Gate) & Danny Butt (Flies Inside the Sun).

Teensy Weensy Operator-Adam in Eve 7" (Stomach Ache MEX). $5.00.
Muffled, muted noise that sounds like someone rubbing a balloon, or maybe some other rubber substance. Each cover is, uhhh, unique. One copy left.

Tranquil/Wrong split 7" (Destroy All Music). $3.50.
Tranquil disappoint slightly with a meandering space-rock tune, but Wrong save the day with competent, listenable free-improv. Edition of 400.

Tren Brothers-Gone Away 7" (Secretly Canadian). $4.00.
Duo project from Mick Turner & Jim White (both of the Dirty Three and Venom P. Stinger). The sound here is pretty quiet and restrained, similar to the mournful Dirty Three tunes, except of course without the violin.

22 Sparkling Smiles-"Brave Chicken of War" 7" (Soda Girl). $3.50.
7" from Jonn and Lisa (Crabs) and Diane (Oswald Five-O).

V/A-Bottom of the World 7" (Fisheye UK/Fourth Dimension UK). ~~$5.50.~~ $4.50. SALE
Collection of four of New Zealand's best experimental artists, compiled by Nick Cain of Opprobrium magazine. Features Omit, RST, Sandoz Lab Technicians, and Surface of the Earth.

V/A-Soldering the Fuckin' Solitude Monitor 7" (Betley Welcomes Careful Drivers UK). $5.00.
Compilation with Coits, Ashtray Navigations, etc.

Want-On a Plane 7" (Myke Droner NOR). ~~$6.00.~~ $4.50. SALE
First release on the Myke Droner label. Low key indie-pop reminiscent of the Pastels.

Want/Bronson Comet Lighter split 7" (Myke Droner NOR). ~~$6.00.~~ $4.50. SALE
Bronson Comet Lighter play light, instrumental drone-pop, while Want go in for more of a shuffling fuzz-pop kinda feel.

Wham-O/Coits split 7" (Giardia). $5.00.
Split 7" between a couple of solo guitarists--Jeff of Irving Klaw Trio and Joincy of Inca Eyeball.

10"

non-little brother stuff:

Lovely Midget 10" (Ecstatic Peace). $9.00.
10" from a band that features Rachel Shearer of the New Zealand bands Angelhead and Queen Meanie Puss.

RH Band-Paris No Gesso 10" (gyttja). $9.00.
Exceptional EP that drones without really being minimal. Guitar, violin, and electronics collide to make noise that's always interesting and never haphazard. Perhaps the final gyttja release?

Tono Bungay/Tower Recordings-Rules of Thumb 10" (Squealer). $8.75.
10" featuring tracks from both bands, as well as collaborations.

V/A-Put Out C-Out 10" (Hell's Half Halo). $9.50.
Compilation of Transmission, Shadow Ring and Bloodmouse. "This record documents three bands different reactions to 2 computer programmes written by Adris Hoyos."