CEEPHAX / ACID QUIFF
   Wild Westie / Romantic Gestures

   A1. Here We Go Again
   A2. Acid Stetson
   A3. Acid Rodeo
   B1. Acid Quiff's Romantic Gestures




KD03 / 12" click for more...

Hot on the heels of their Funbox cassette release, Ceephax and the Acid Quiff team up for some further adventures in acid. Ceephax offers up 'Wild Westie' - Three long fun acid odysseys, chucking in everything from guitar solos, nursery rhymes and Cher vocoder vocals in the first few minutes then kicking in firmly over the next two tracks with bouncy stuttering rhythms & piano chords, splurging to the end in a mind melding maze of twirling analogue bleeps, squiggles and church organ in the 8 bit computer game pop of 'Acid Rodeo'. Genius. On the flipside, Sheppey dwelling acid nomad; Acid Quiff takes us through his Romantic Gestures. It soon traverses the world of 80's B-movie soundtracks, samples in swanky lurve etiquette, and patented acid filth before the finale erupts in a teeth pulling hell whistle which sounds like the Clangers on...well, Acid! 
Available only on ultra limited edition heavyweight 180 gram SKY BLUE 12" vinyl with free recipe.

"If there was acid top trumps you'd need just one more card to win a trick" WARPMART

"Proper gibbering toytown...that sorta mangled rave gear, renegade acid bad trip stuff. Ace" NORMAN RECORDS    

   MOTHGUTS / HRMAG
   Split EP

   A1. Varicose Jibs
   A2. Spastic Colon
   A3. Newts
   B1. The Only Good Cop Is A Dead Priest
   B2. Ethiopian Jews
   B3. Handjobs



KD02 / 12" click for more...

U.S Free-Jazz Grindcore mentalists; Mothguts, team up with the frankly preposterous Junk exponents; Honey Ride Me a Goat for some extreme split action. The utterly bonkers NJ based Mothguts offer up three choice cuts of free grind taken from their self produced second album 'Mothguts II' blending jazz, hardcore, noise, dub, metal, and aleatoric sound into a unique and aggressive sonic experience. HRMAG continue where they left off on their debut 10" EP with three longer, stranger tracks of angular beef punk sandwiched into a non-stop sonic battering ram, evoking something not entirely unlike the Magic Band playing ACDC. Featuring over 25 minutes of full on jazz freakouts, frazzling improv & a dazzling barrage of tightly scripted noise, our second dish is a real humdinger! Available only on limited edition GUT RED! 12" vinyl with free recipe and some of the most stomach churning artwork the poor printers have ever had to handle.

"Twisted turning obtuse instrumental post rock pronkoid springly boingy avant jazz-rock post-punk jazzness" ORGAN

"A hugely gratifying improvised Jazz-Punk onslaught, featuring stop-start rhythmic shenanigans, howling sax freakouts and the sort of noise fusion guitar you'd find on a Moha! or Scorch Trio record" BOOMKAT    

   HONEY RIDE ME A GOAT
   Honey Ride Me A Goat EP

   A1. Curried Goat
   A2. Quentin's Curly Shoes
   A3. Quaver Thrust
   B1. Humdinger At Harry Clopp's
   B2. Ryan Raped Me



KD01 / 10" click for more...

Our first viscous discus is a fun, if nauseating blast through the hearts, stomachs and bowels of the curry fixated self proclaimed Junk-Rockers - A pungent concoction of jerking rhythms and stop/start tomfoolery with a distinctly absurd aroma. This self titled EP is a riotous run through five twisty tracks in under twelve minutes from the ever shape shifting goats. The raw punk splatter heard on the opening three tracks of side A 'Curried Goat', 'Quentins Curly Shoes' and 'Quaver Thrust', is a an unrelenting introduction to the world of HRMAG. Side B begins with old classic 'Harry Clopps' before it all terminates in the incredibly odd saw assisted classical head-twister of 'Ryan Raped Me' with distorted bass and drums soaring into the stratosphere.  Available only on limited edition 10" vinyl with free recipe and slightly demented packaging displaying photos of each and every curry consumed during the entire writing and recording process. Ace.

 "HRMAG's music shifts tectonic plates in milliseconds" DIRTYZINE

"Too exhilarating to be anything other than something of a hybrid style" GINTRAMP