Format: lp

No Sod - 1:11/11:11 ()

LP Edition of 100. The First 47 of the 100 comes with 44 page book of drawings/manipulations by Ted Lee. WITH BOOKLET. OUT OF PRINT! WITHOUT BOOKLET. OUT OF PRINT! Ted Lee, drummer, noise-generator, master of all he surveys, has dropped a new solo LP under the moniker, No Sod. What exactly that means, he will not say. Nor will he exactly explain the album’s title — except to agree that it represents a ratio — so let’s skip all that stuff. What we’re left with is the actual meat of the matter, and if you have any affinity for sounds of the out, this meat will make you very happy indeed. The two sidelong pieces have rather different personalities. The… Read more »

Roger Miller - Oh. ()

LP Edition of 350 (Mystery Color Vinyl) Roger Miller, king of many roads both known and unknown, has a long and illustrious recording history. As a member of Sproton Layer, Destroy All Monsters, Mission of Burma, The Din, etc., he has made many records that are definitive statements of powerful outsider rock music in many guises. But this, his third solo LP, originally released by Forced Exposure in 1988, remains one of the great lost chords in his discography. Although he’d been focusing mostly on extended keyboard techniques for a couple of years, Roger approached us with the idea of doing a guitar-oriented record, and furthermore suggested that he’d spraypaint the back covers of all copies in his driveway, after… Read more »

Thee Arcadians -  We Have Come For Your Parents ()

LP with download Edition of 300  Cover by Gary Panter New England has a long tradition of teenagers being raised in caves. Local histories are rife with descriptions of shaggy teenaged gangs appearing in towns and hamlets, usually in late Autumn, causing massive amounts of trouble before disappearing once more into the hills. The members of Thee Arcadians count no literal cave dwellers amongst their number, but the semiotic weight of their message is as raw & subterranean as any you will hear this year. The band is young, but mos the members have been playing in various configurations since not long after ditching their diapers. We’ve been hearing rumbles from them for as long as we can remember. But… Read more »

MV & EE - Alpine Tenement ()

LP Edition of 100 / Numbered / Includes Insert Copies only available at Feeding Tube Records Store in Florence, MA Quite an amazing mono LP addendum to the recent Alpine Frequency double LP (FTR 167). Originally planned as a lathe album in an edition of 25, when our lathe cutter retired unexpectedly, the project shifted to be a “regular” LP pressed in an edition of 100. And what an album it is. There is an in-yr-face quality to the smoke filled burble of the psych bits that is joined at the lips with the incredible presence of the völkier parts, which simultaneously manifest a Folkways/Arhoolie documentary-vibe and the early gusts of St. Joans’ very special wind-control. It’s a singular record… Read more »

Farmers (Daved Hild / Roger Miller) - Aug.11, 1984 ()

LP inserts/ mp3 download code Edition of 350 Happy Baby Music Video The Fear Music Video This is listed as a Farmers LP, but it’s actually a survey of Daved Hild’s earliest work after the dissolution of Boston’s best ever band, the Girls. Chronologically, the earliest recording here is “The Fear,” recorded at Sorcerer Sound in NYC for a proposed Lust/Unlust EP called A Dog’s Prayer. Daved is joined by another ex-Girl, Robin Amos, and ex-Mission of Burma multi-tasker, Roger Miller. After that come the Farmers tracks, recorded in Cambridge. Daved had been doing solo work in NYC, dressed as a Menonite farmer, but when he was up north the Farmers were a duo with Roger, who’d add trumpet, keys… Read more »

Marianne Nowottny - Dark Souls Need Light ()

LP with MP3 Download Edition of 300 PROMO VIDEO When Jersey teen, Marianne Nowottny, arrived on the scene in the late ’90s she had the looks of a typical NJ gum-snapper, but possessed a voice that was way beyond what you’d expect to find hanging out in the parking lot of White Castle, trying to bum cigarettes. Her vocals had the rich smoky maturity of Marianne Faithfull’s late ’70s work, hauled into an off-center bedroom pop universe that was almost impossible to decode. Her subsequent studio recordings have investigated magnificent nooks of post-naif construction, but it was in a live performance that she created some of her most staggering sonic edifices. We are very pleased to finally present two sides… Read more »

The Girls - Punk-Dada Pulchritude ()

LP with Insert / MP3 Download Code  Photos by Margie Politzer Edition of 800 OUT OF PRINT Pretty much everybody you’d ever trust in such matters has, at one time or another, stated clearly that The Girls were the best band Boston ever produced. Their 1979 “Jeffrey I Hear You” single on Pere Ubu’s Hearthan label is one of the highpoints of American art-punk by any standards you can imagine. Everyone who ever saw them play live was floored by the sheer craziness of their approach. And their songs were strange, great and uniquely their own. Mark Dagley, Daved Hild, Robin Amos and George Condo came together in dribs and drabs over the course of two years. Slowly growing in… Read more »

Andrea Pensado - Without Knowing Why ()

LP with Mp3 Download Edition of 300 Exceptional solo LP from this Argentinian ex-pat, who has been based for the last decade-plus in Eastern Massachusetts. Feeding Tube previously issued the Yeppers LP with Andrea’s sometimes trio, Los Condenados, but this is a sample of her latest work — insane solo sound creations that are accompanied in live performance by some very crafty puppet work. The spectacle of this live show in astounding disorienting, but the same is true for the music shorn of the visuals. Ms. Pensado’s primary instrument is the computer, and her early work was created in academic settings in both Argentina and Poland. But since moving to the States, one senses the arc of her work is… Read more »

Sunburned Hand Of The Man - Mind Of A Brother ()

LP with Insert / Download Code Edition of 500 Out of Print Amazing archival retrieval (with extra material on the download) of the first release by long-running human zoo known as Sunburned. Forged in the heat of Kristin Anderson’s Charlestown loft, the group more or less descended straight from the corpse of Shit Spangled Banner, although they did not assume the band name until 1997 (two years after the first protean jams had started). The material on the album was recorded in 1997 & ’98, often deep in the grip of acid flashes, and it really shows. Over the course of their nearly two-decade lifetime, Sunburned has been many things, but it’s easy to forget how spacily jazzoid and proggily… Read more »

Buck Gooter - First Decade ()

LP / Insert / Download Edition of 200 OUT OF PRINT Buck Gooter‘s “First Decade” is a strange anthropological skeleton detailing how a wholly Millennial-American band became the musical and performative reflection of the dog shit smelling (chicken meat processing) small town they reside and the human shit smelling national underground music scene that they epitomize. It’s a collection of brutal jams that’s, somehow, simultaneously historic and futurist, it’s punk as fuck, but endearing and folk ridden, it’s simple and concise, yet unpredictable and psychedelic. These 10 songs, one from each year of the band’s first decade in operation, embody the off kilter cultural legacy of their Appalachia whilst somehow being flawlessly delivered on a vessel of pure, wholehearted industrial… Read more »