| Plante - Harvest FCR1209 The smooth, deep groans of lunar gravity. Salt-soaked ropes swing against hollow masts. An orange helium balloon floats above the city's amber glow. Patrick is only mildy drunk, and enjoying a cigarette when she walks past. He stops her to share his joy that this purring orb is actually the harvest moon. Kansas City's Andrew Plante presents four tracks of focused guitar work on this 45rpm, 12" vinyl release. Glass colored vinyl $16 ppd (US) |  |
| Rat Catching FCR1208 Debut recording from Jennifer Melinn's solo synth project which turns against the trend of spacey-retro-Schulze-Italo/Kraut soundtrack music. 10 tracks pressed into lilac, purple vinyl. Available in a limited run of 100 copies with hand stamped jackets. "It's got a nasty edge that snags your ear like a rusty nail and scrambles your brain like the resulting rabies-style infection, swirling its elements around and around until the listener is Ralphing all over the place and coughing up a terrible combination of bile and melted cinnamon Jolly Ranchers." -- Tiny Mix Tapes Purple vinyl $18 ppd (US) |  |
| Comoros - White Flower FCR1207 Comoros' second LP on Fedora Corpse, "White Flower" features two side-long, delay chain improvisations for guitar and synthesizer. Sometimes it's ping-ponging arpeggios and other times it whips up cumulous clouds of confusion. Think thick layers of analog synth drone over distant riffs and endlessly decaying echoes. Limited to 100 copies in hand-painted jackets White vinyl $18 ppd (US) |  |
| Black Mayonnaise - Dissipative Structure FCR1206 Terrifying sounds of the earth disintegrating into the vacuum of infinite blackness fill Black Mayonnaise’s first vinyl release. The thick bass pushes you into your floor and holds you there, as slow and distant drumming increases the space between all of your body's molecules. "...there are interplanetary elements at work, organized by a gravitational pull that could reign in the Millenium Falcon. You never get soulless repetition from Black Mayo" -- Signal To Noise Green vinyl $15 ppd (US) | 
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| Honest To Goodness FCR1205 Slowly expanding background textures boil over their scientist's aural beakers and spill electricity all over the gallery walls. Recorded live by Chad Stocker (The High Strung) as he played this solo guitar piece through an ouroboros of patches, cables and the world's greatest amplifier. "...he has conjured such a strong swath of ambient music (both meditative and spooky, and even, above all provocative) that it has allowed me, or inspired me, to reflect so heavily upon the effect music can have on the brain." -- Deep Cutz Blue/Orange squish vinyl $15 ppd (US) | 
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| Evenings - Growing Isolation FCR1204 Miles Haney of Tapeworm tapes has an extensive discography of wonderful, limited releases for his creepy project, Evenings. This full length LP offers more deeply polished walls of heavy, gory drone. "... there are soul sucking spirits lurking just below that misleadingly lovely top layer, a glimmering glistening crust over a constantly roiling cauldron of bottomless blackness..." -- Aquarius Records Maroon vinyl $15 ppd (US) | 
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| Göte FCR1202 After releasing many tapes and cdrs, Philadelphia’s Göte finally found its way onto the turntable. On this self-titled LP, the Melinns combine blind improvisation with death metal timbres in an attempt to develop the new genre of ‘Free-Metal’. "...way beyond their previous outputs of free-metal zone-mulch with a red vinyl vision-dump of brain-gnarl heaviness...Very fucking great." -- Arthur Magazine Red vinyl $15 ppd (US) | 
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| Comoros FCR1201This self-titled release from Comoros uncovers a new way to remove ego and showmanship from music. By running every instrument through a (ridiculous) delay chain, every individual note and riff evaporates into a unique musical fog. "...smeared and blurred to the point of abstract beauty without the usual instrumental signifiers. When identifiable voices do emerge, they simply provide landmarks to help us catch our breath before sliding back into the beautiful murk." --foxy digitalis Blue vinyl $15 ppd (US) | 
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