Its A MANs World

...and for good measure

Beast of the Prairies

FADADES

Now THIS is a band that should have been on Metal Enterprises!

Tsatthoggua - Hosanna Bizarre

Sympho-Eroticaterrorist metal with an unhealthy dose of occult black magick. Featuring guitarist of Eternal Dirge band.
Big gimpin' plinkin keys...Big gimpin' on your knees...

Hosanna Bizarre

Olympic - Zelva

A bit of a history lesson here in the form of these Czech psych greats debut album from 1968. Funky, fresh and formidable, Zelva set the stage for all these great Czech bands you hear today, and of course introduced an unsuspecting world to Mr. Petr "Krest" Janda...but that is a tale for a different time...

Zelva

Adrian Belew - Lone Rhino

Adrian Belew was a simple Kentucky boy who rose to fame as a wild-ass guitarist (and vocalist) for Zappa, Talking Heads and later on the legendary King Crimson. Lone Rhino is his first solo offering full of magical wistful numbers that seem to conjure the pizaaz he would dose out on Crimson discs Discipline and THRAK.... Animal Grace is a hard driving piece with a twisted melody line and bold vocals, Adidas in Heat reminds me of the Seinfeld theme song, while the title track renders a pathos that belies its humorous subject matter. This is definitely a weird album, but it's a grower.

Lone Rhino

Head East - Flat As A Pancake

Sausage biscuits...Harleys...Flapjacks...Schlitz...strawberry wine...funk organ

If any or all of these things appeal to ya, you're going to love this album right here.

Flat As A Pancake

Tauranga Jazz Blastoff

Damn this guys good...real good...could be the Zakk Wylde of drumming.  I mean it's like how in the hell does he do it?

Shaft In Africa: OST

This one's sure to warm them cold winter bones...just like Shaft warmed his in those sweet jungle fuck huts.

Shaft In Africa

Victor Wooten - Soul Circus

Good ol' Vic Tooten Wooten. Buck-toothed bassist extraordinaire lets his inner funkadelic shine through. You can tell Vic absolutely adores Bootsy Collins. This is a straight up fun album, although there are few cringe-worthy moments, especially the so awful its brilliant "Cell-Phone". Vic is like a man possessed on that fretboard.  Get him and Buddha Dickens in a room together and see what happens.

Hell-Phone