Recorded debut from Peasant Magik head boss. A slooow, barely fluctuating nineteen minutes. Underwhelming, in the best possible sense.

Pillars of Heaven / Mike Haley (of Wether) collaboration. Sprayed painted covers by Charlie Cottone.

The second of two live shows, this volume was recorded live on July 28, 2006 from the same dungeon in North Philadelphia. Violins, guitars, bass, and percussion. One sided cassette. Packages made with hand-torn French-mould paper and hand stamped by Mr. Parker.

The first of two live documents recorded throughout July. The first meeting took place on the 17th of said month, deep in the northern section of Philadelphia. Packages made with hand-torn French-mould paper and hand stamped by Mr. Parker.

All improvised live, on single-track recordings from a light-filled painting studio in Center City. The sound of dawn on the coasts of northern California, waiting for daybreak to reveal the harsh realities of the City of Brotherly Love. Could be the closest thing to a west coast interpretation of Gate's 'Guitar' LP? Packages made with hand-torn French-mould paper and hand stamped by Mr. Parker.

Hopefully the first in what will be the 'Iceblink' series, this very delayed full length finally sees the light of day. Gone are the early ADD inspired guitar versus petal workouts. This release sees Wether fully realized through two massively stoned jams. Still present are the giant sandstorms of fuzz and sheets of electronic fog, but this time around they are given room to breath. Over 40 minutes of heartbreaking sludge.

Upcoming duo from the valleys of Pennsylvania. Armed with only voice and tape recorders they have been making a name for themselves as the poor man's Taj Mahal Travellers. Or was it the east coast's answer to The Skaters? Multicolored, silk screened covers.

Second edition of 200. Two instrumental epics with equal parts Godspeed You Black Emperor and Black Sabbath, Tolkien and Miyazaki. One sea chantey and one lament for a fallen king. Silk screened covers with black-on-black CD-Rs.

Wether has become quite the household name in the prolific Delaware noise scene. This time around he has teamed up with long time friend, and fellow movie buff, Keyboard Masters to pay tribute to Total Recall. One long burner from Wether, three jams from Keyboard Masters, and two collaborative pieces. Ex members of all of your favorite mid 90s hardcore bands / labels.

Two blackened songs culled from early Gleam recordings. Proving my theory that it is better to throw up on the floor than shit in your pants. Members of Methadrone, Gallows, Pillars of Heaven, and Belegost. Hand screened / spray painted covers courtesy of Charlie Cottone.