MP3s – FELLOWSHIPWRECK

F068

Ancient Futures: The Decaying World (2024)

It’s a hostile, but survivable landscape. A group of three explorers dons protective gear, grabs their audio hardware, and ventures forth. This is The Decaying World, a desperate dust-swept soundtrack of 14 movements of ambient electronics. Listeners are blown from whistling wastelands to cacophonous caverns, and emerge on sonic seashores. Don’t be fooled! The new age was long ago. The upcoming age will be older.

The Decaying World [Zip]

F067

Nite Risk: Finale (2021)

Ten deep, dark, and delicious dirges thick with rich synthesizers, insistent drum machines, and booming vocals, Finale is a tour de force. It’s two Texans’ take on matters of friendship, struggle, and survival. Fellowshipwreck is pleased to present it as both a limited-run white vinyl LP and a free digital download.

Finale [Zip]

F066

4321 Zero: S/T (2020)

Detached voices deliver ciphers from unknown bandwidths. The heavens themselves pulsate and chime as they are folded into hell. Four unseen hands become two-hundred and they slowly stir the primordial stew. It darkens, thickens, burns, and groans. Time itself stumbles over audio cables left in a bottomless vat of hot plasma. Thickening as they cool, the resulting songs simply disappear.

4321 Zero [Zip]

F065

Hyperbubble: Love and Bionics (2020)

Love and Bionics is a carefully curated collection of covers. Selections span styles such as new wave, heavy metal, exotica, bubblegum, soul, folk, dance, and 50’s soundtrack. C’mon! If you need country, you’ve got Western Ware! Of course, all of this is performed in Hyperbubble’s inimitable electronic way. Cherish this love letter from your favorite synth punk art duo.

Love and Bionics [Zip]

F064

Gavin DeCuir: Greenhills (2020)

Sunshine and sidewalks give way to more sinister surroundings as Gavin DeCuir paints a picture of a darker neighborhood for his second album, Greenhills. Storm clouds loom overhead. Power lines obscure the sky. Shades of Kraftwerk and Eno propel playful yet menacing songs of heartache and hope. They grow up too fast, right before the listener’s ears.

Greennills [Zip]

F063

Medicate: RXL (2018)

A digital gel tab swept off the cement floor of a factory pumping out antidepressants for AI constructs, Medicate’s first album pulses with ones and zeroes. The binary barrage reflects your pain and confusion then relentlessly seeks to please. Survive the initial shock of robot neurasthenia and you will arise anew, a placated patient aching for more.

RXL [Zip]

F062

Gavin DeCuir: Chime Court (2018)

Lively arpeggios bounce amidst whooshing fx to create a playground where innocent instrumentals develop free from adult supervision. Gavin DeCuir’s Chime Court occupies a place between the naïve minimalism of Cluster’s Roedelius and the faceless volumes of electronic library music from the 60’s and 70’s. An homage to an old suburban neighborhood where the sun shone hard and kids played harder.

Chime Court [Zip]

F061

Hyperbubble: Queen of the Universe (2015)

Let Hyperbubble provide the soundtrack as you survey your infinite domain. You can be queen for a day, or at least for the 10 minutes of bliss this single delivers. Sit up straight in your space throne and you may even be able to see Dee Dee rock not just a galaxy or two, but the entire universe. The title track is graced by “b-sides” Kill Zone Kid and a Synthetik FM remix that’s smooth as nebulae.

Queen of the Universe [Zip]

F060

Nite Risk: Halloween (2015)

Nite Risk are joined on Halloween 2014 by special guest Shane Culp from Pioneers of the New Idea for an unusual ambient/musique-concrète outing. This sprawling live set, Halloween, captures all the unedited screams, whip cracks, modular-synth glorps, and Vangelis pads that made blood flow like wine and wine flow like blood that fateful evening.

Halloween

Halloween [Zip]

F059

Nite Risk: Time (2015)

Haughty, soaring baritones warn of impending doom. Piercing leads float atop a clattering drum machine and suffocating basslines as solid as onyx. There is hope. Follow the ray of light called Nite Risk. Come out of the cave, bask in your own power, and listen to the 6 songs contained on the Time EP. Produced by Jermy Elizabeth Johnson of George Quartz and Telethön.

Time [Zip]

F058

Hyperbubble: Sky Smasher (2014)

Giant children are tearing up the city and all you can do is listen! Hyperbubble’s “Sky Smasher” is a looming slab of electronic menace propelled by drifting arpeggios, lightning-fast theremin swipes, and Floydian delay effects. It has plenty of groove to get the job done, but the remix, “Son of Sky Smasher”, is equipped with enough rapid-fire power to take out an additional suburb or two.

Sky Smasher [Zip]

F057

Aidan Casserly Vs. Hyperbubble: Fist in the Mirror (2013)

Aidan Casserly of Empire State Human and The Wazp fame teams up with Texas heroes Hyperbubble to create a single just for you and yours. Dramatic vocal stylings, churning electrodance bass grooves, and synth twinkles graced by industrial clanging and crashing define the punchy “Fist in the Mirror” and its reworked counterpart. Destined to be a hit (Ouch!).

Fist in the Mirror [Zip]

F056

Moonrox: Stars (2012)

Is Moonrox going to another far out party? Affirmative! Where is it? It’s in the deepest recesses of outer space. Don’t worry, Moonrox is providing transportation. Just no open containers, please. Remember, there’s no gravity. Moonrox latest single, “Stars”, dances you up then hurls you into the big black. Dig?

Stars [Zip]

F055

Hyperbubble: Candy Apple Nightmares (2010)

Deep, dark, and delicious. This is the way we at Fellowshipwreck enjoy our musical confections. Got a cavity from too many synth-lolli-soda-pops? Fill it with this baked black slab of a remix album by Hyperbubble. 13 unlucky and unhealthy dystopian dance grooves for your dystopian dance moves.

Candy Apple Nightmares [Zip]

F054

Mission Giant: Same Genre of Time Frame (2010)

Mission Giant’s new single “Same Genre of Time Frame” was created in the same genre of time frame as their magnum opus, Golden Triangle. The A-side chugs and changes as it whips up a head of steam like only this group can. The double B-side will leave you gasping for more. That’s right. MP3s have sides.

Same Genre of Time Frame [Zip]

F053

Mission Giant: Zanzibar (2010)

Flotsam and Jetsam from Mission Giant’s Golden Triangle recording sessions has ended up on the beaches of exotic Zanzibar. Among the wreckage are both gold doubloons and broken bottles alike. What’s the ghost of Freddie Mercury doing with that coconut?

Zanzibar [Zip]

F052

Hyperbubble: Christmas with The Bee Gees (2008)

More hair than Santa Claus and better singing voices to boot, Bee Gees are always a well-groomed party. San Antonio’s electropop leaders Hyperbubble know how to party, too. On Christmas with The Bee Gees, Hyperbubble takes the classic Bee Gees disco sound and stir in plenty of yule-tide seasonings for a dance song so festive, you’ll want to gift all three mixes to a friend.

Christmas with The Bee Gees [Zip]

F051

Hyperbubble: Airbrushed Alibis in DUB (2008)

Hyperbubble takes your favorite songs from Aribrushed Alibis (that’s every song by the way) then heap on reverb, tape delay, booming bass, and other effects for an atypical Hyperbubble treat. A heavy heavy dub … Synthpoppers-poppers-poppers-poppers!

~~Dayglo Rainbow Dub~~
~~Anger Management Dub~~
~~Helter Shelter Dub~~
~~Agoraphobic Aerobic Dub~~
~~Thrash-o-matic Plastic Dub~~
~~Roller Derby Dub~~
~~Deluxe Redux Dub~~
~~Public Transit Panic Dub~~
~~Super Sexy Surveillance Dub~~
~~Purple Doppleganger Dub~~
~~Airtight Moonlight Dub~~
~~Hyper Diaper Dub~~
~~Cyborg Suitcase Dub~~
~~Hyperdubble Bonus Dub~~

Available at iTunes

F050

Various Artists: Wreckcollection – Fellowshipwreck Music’s 10th Anniversary (2007)

What do you get when you fill a school bus full of band kids, various instruments, and a coach with really tight shorts? The answer is too ugly to describe, but that’s not what happened here. This is actually a compilation of 14 acts on the Fellowshipwreck Music label, and a celebration of 10 years of experimental music making. Bon voyage.

Wreckcollection [Zip]

F049

Mission Giant: Evil Treats (2005)

All sorts of children got scared Halloween night of 2005 when Mission Giant decided to set up their gear and make some spooky ruckus for the neighborhood trick-or-treaters. Fortunately, no one got hurt and someone even showed up to record the over two hours of musical mayhem. So average listeners can maintain sanity, a limited dose of only 42 minutes is presented here.

Evil Treats [Zip]

F048

Moonrox: Outlaw Fleet (2005)

The band that never stops loving has taken yet another turn toward what seems like the path to the dark side. The “Outlaw Fleet” single is in fact a funky take on detective/secret agent theme songs. Moonraker? Hardly. This is the work of MoonROX, a group bent on piloting their craft closer and closer to a black hole.

Outlaw Fleet [Zip]

F047

Hyperbubble: Sol!d Pop: The Rem!x Ed!t!on (2005)

Jeff and Jess have blown it this time, that is, blown a really big, cool bubble with multiple chambers that won’t come off your wand no matter hard you try. Alright, it’s more like a terrific remix CD that you’ll have a hard time getting off your player. All twelve tracks from their Sol!d Pop album have been royally reworked, revamped, remade, and remodeled.

~~Mom Dad Un!t (K!dd!e Coalm!ne M!x)~~
~~Pass!ng Phase (Motor C!ty M!dn!ght M!x)~~
~~Vend!ng Mach!ne (Funkbot M!x)~~
~~Moonbuggy (Lunar Wheel!e M!x)~~
~~Psych!c Connect!on (Crystal Ball M!x)~~
~~Leon (Superch!ll Catn!p M!x)~~
~~Share Your Toys (S!n!ster Playground M!x)~~
~~Another R!de (Travolta Turnp!ke M!x)~~
~~Pep Rally Blues (Devastat!ng Pom Pom M!x)~~
~~Robofreq (Automated M!x)~~
~~B!on!c G!rl (Goldman Groover M!x)~~
~~Sol!d Pop (Splashdown M!x)~~
~~Psych!c Connect!on (Crystal Bass M!x)~~
~~Bonus~~

Available at iTunes

F046

Gracie DuVin: Imposters (2005)

All of your favorite, or soon to be favorite, classics from the heyday of 1970’s AM radio pop are covered with the pizzazz that only someone as snazzy as Gracie DuVin could deliver. San Antonio’s Hyperbubble provides the energetic music and Gracie just opens his mouth, and out comes magic!

Imposters [Zip]

F045

Moonrox: Two Worlds (2004)

Just as space is limitless, so are the possibilities when Moonrox visits our planet for the holiday season. Moonrox has truly captured the essence of what is must be like to be an Earth band. EP contains one vocal pop song per member, and two ambient songs.

Two Worlds [Zip]

F044

Mission Giant: MGBGM2 (2004)

The second installment of Mission Giant Background Music finds the boys making a denser, tighter mix of film samples and spoken word. This time around, the accompanying tableau of sound is constructed using a broader variety of instruments including circuit bent toys and tone generators.

MGBGM2

MGBGM2 [Zip]

F043

Mission Giant: Live and on the Air (2004)

Two live radio shows in one year, and ears are still ringing from the airborne bliss. Disc one contains Mission Giant’s 09-26-04 performance on the Local Live show on KVRX 91.7, Austin, Texas. Disc two is the Rocket Radio show hosted by DFW’s own Cyberina Flux. Songs include favorites “Ass Talk”, “Amphetamine Kiss”, “Life”, and “Dark Love”.

Disc One

Disc Two

Live and on the Air [Zip]

F042

Mission Giant – MGMIDI (2004)

In the future, all Blue Mountain greeting cards will play Mission Giant songs. Until then, lovers of hokey MIDI versions of electro-art-prog-synth-wave will have to rely on Mission Giant’s MGMIDI to satisfy their needs. Four versions of Potential for Future Dynamics on a 3-inch CD.

MGMIDI [Zip]

F041

Mission Giant: Pez Fax (2004)

6 members of Mission Giant have each taken a select track from a chaotic recording session and turned it into gold by way of editing alchemy. The resulting songs are sure to amuse, confuse, and abuse.

Pez Fax [Zip]

F040

Moonrox: Music for Planetariums (2003)

Whether under the dome, over the moon, or just watching the glow-in-the-dark stars on your living room ceiling, the 20 sonic vignettes on Moonrox’s Music for Planetariums provide a perfect soundtrack for stargazing. Best listened to as a whole.

Music for Planetariums [Zip]

F039

The Solar Panel: The Business of Funk (2004)

Squares can be funky too, especially when synthesizers, highly structured samples of electronic toys, and rhythmic tension are on the agenda. The Solar Panel’s oddball electro-funk may drastically change the way corporate America does business. Casual Friday will never be the same.

The Business of Funk [Zip]

F038

Mission Giant: MGBGM (2003)

Snippets from some of Mission Giant’s favorite films, horribly mutilated, then placed on a minimal bed of sound for your listening enjoyment. Initially created to serve as entertainment during breaks in live shows, MGBGM stands up quite well on its own.

MGBGM

MGBGM [Zip]

F037

Life Partner: S/T (2003)

Custom-built tone-generators, furbies, some thingy played with a stylus, and glitched loops of popular favorites are all combined to create a beautiful mess of music.

Life Partner [Zip]

F036

Mission Giant: Lights On! (2003)

A teaser, of sorts, for Mission Giant’s upcoming Uncle Buzz release, Brotherhood of the Plug. Comes in slimline case. Hand-numbered and limited to 50 copies. Contact Fellowshipwreck Music to place an order.

Lights On! [Zip]

F035

Mission Giant: Grudge Match (2003)

An epic adventure into stupidity as wolf battles eagle for musical supremacy. A loose fantasy theme carries the listener from extreme noise to pastoral bliss.

Grudge Match [Zip]

F034

Moonrox: Numrox (2002)

The ultimate tribute to pyramid dweller Gary Numan. A medley including his radio smash “Cars” and so much more. Each version substitutes a different sound effect in place of the infamous whip-cracking sound. Yes, for the last time, the great pyramids were built by Moonrox.

Numrox [Zip]

F033

Mission Giant: Greater Than or Equal To (2002)

Remixes of Mission Giant classics by Texas bands including Crevice, RF Programme, Sub Oslo, Lysergic Dream, Paisley Babylon, and many more. Includes Mission Giant’s own remix, “Titan 2002”.

Disc One

Disc Two

Greater Than or Equal To [Zip]

F032

Mission Giant: Plan C (2002)

Segements culled from a 3 hour live performance at the STATD.nomad.ISH art gallery in Dallas, TX. Odd sounds to be found all around. The live set climaxed when the band caused a power outage.

Plan C [Zip]

F031

Mission Giant: Restaurante Gigante (2002)

Improvisational madness from a 2002 live show at Rubber Gloves, Denton, TX. Over 50 instruments were strewn over banquet tables as Mission Giant, decked out in chefs outfits, cooked up a messy sonic stew.

Restaurante Gigante [Zip]

F030

Mission Giant: The Sundry Foundry (2002)

A mixed-bag of upbeat audio delights. Playful and Irreverent from start to finish. 18 tracks in all including “Give Your Change to the Monkey” and a demo of live favorite “Get Fun Alot”.

The Sundry Foundry [Zip]

F029

Mission Giant: Fuzz and Warmy (2002)

Cool atmospherics and smooth beats dominate. Features “Weeping Toys”, a moody number Vangelis would be proud of, and the full-length version of “Lazer Daze of Summer”. Includes festive bonus cut, “X-Mas Giant”.

Fuzz and Warmy [Zip]

F028

Moonrox: Disco Magic (2001)

Electronic and Italic. When Moonrox comes to your dance party, you’d better be moving. A pulsating homage to that Italian guy with the huge caterpillar crawling across his upper lip. Features vocals by coked-up Cylon Raiders. 2-song CD single.

Disco Magic [Zip]

F027

Moonrox: 2001 Megamix (2001)

Megamix is, well, just that. It combines the first 3 Moonrox EPs into a Listener’s Digest complete with narrations from a real life alien. This is what seasoned space travelers take with them when they have room in the cabin for only one disc.

2001 Megamix [Zip]

F026

Mission Giant: Intruders (2001)

Scary sounds from the shadows. Intruders will take you on a journey you may never recover from. Only for the strong.

Intruders [Zip]

F025

Pantheon: S/T (2001)

Pantheon is 2 guys from Crevice and 2 guys from Mission Giant…a low-key Uncle Buzz supergroup if you will. Four types of children’s air-powered chord organs were used in the making of this strangely hypnotic batch of songs.

Pantheon [Zip]

F024

Swiss Army: Live at Good/Bad (2001)

Mysterious shortwave transmissions and twangy guitar drone float over churning Casio rhythms as multilingual chantuese Local Honey lays down a Swiss rap. Performed at the Good/Bad Art Space in Denton, TX. Relax with the band as their music emerges from a fog of wine and cheese.

Live at Good/Band [Zip]

F023

Mission Giant: Electronical Dysfunction (2001)

Concept album about a rather nightmarish hospital visit. Contains an early version of “Organism” called “Mediclown”. Also features the cut “Emergency Coronary Waffle Preparation”. Listeners may begin to feel like Jamie Lee Curtis did in Halloween II.

Electronical Dysfunction [Zip]

F022

Moonrox: Triple Fun (2000)

Named after bikini ogler Robert Palmer’s Double Fun LP, Triple Fun has absolutely nothing to do with that rock shite…well…okay, maybe it’s kind of like Clues on a more distant plane. The highlight of this 3-song EP is the space-romp “Escape-Hatch Escapade”.

Triple Fun [Zip]

F021

Young Blades: S/T (2000)

Garage sessions from the band that would be Faux Fox…kind of.

Young Blades [Zip]

F020

M: Blue Damage (2000)

Performance at The Good/Bad art Space by Mission Giant’s M. A relentless onslaught of live 4-track mixing mayhem. Also contains the “Fallout Mix” by Corbett Sparks, a.k.a. DJ Geeky C. Specially priced EP.

Blue Damage [Zip]

F019

Mission Giant: Shelf-ish Pleasure (2000)

First Mission Giant recordings to feature Dooms U.K.’s Corbett Sparks and Fibonnacci Sequence Patrol’s Shane Culp. Has early versions of “Potential for Future Dynamics” and “Stephen Hawking’s Amazing Whistling Machine”.

Shelf-ish Pleasure [Zip]

F018

Mission Giant: Exotic Embryo (2000)

57 tracks in all! Mostly instrumental vignettes of pop possibilities. Think audio haiku.

Disc One

Disc Two

Exotic Embryo [Zip]

F017

Moonrox: Module (1999)

Another holiday and Moonrox has again come to visit. This time Moonrox puts some vocals in the mix and adds a somewhat exotic feel. Somewhere there exists an entire planet covered in black palm trees and black sand beaches. Moonrox has been there. 5-song EP.

Module [Zip]

F016

Goop: Synthetic Reasons (1999)

Screams of the future, while frolicking in the trash of the New Wave past. Uptempo numbers “Wraparound Shades” and “Styrofoam” are ideal for cruising with the top down and letting wind mingle with styling mousse. Other songs scratch the dark underbelly of the so-called age of greed while still having fun.

~~Styrofoam~~
~~Wraparound Shades~~
~~Submarina~~
~~Negative Capability~~
~~Prom Night O.D.~~
~~Love Terminal~~
~~Life~~
~~Do It~~
~~Chemical Diet~~
~~Nuclear X-Mas~~
~~Space Voyage~~
~~Quitting Time~~
~~Theme from Goop~~

New version available at iTunes

F015

Eddy Current & Simon Nooman: Cold Iron World (1999)

Eddy Current’s second effort is a collaboration with Chicago soul-man Simon Nooman. 2 track CD single features “Cold Iron World” b/w “Black Dawn”. Chilling urban contemporary electronic fusion.

Cold Iron World [Zip]

F014

Eddy Current: The New Skyline (1999)

Solo project from Mission Giant’s own Eddy Current. Electronic bleeps and blips come from a variety of cheapo instruments to make short, charming ditties. Future tunes for your new city.

The New Skyline [Zip]

F013

Moonrox: Holiday in Space (1998)

First EP from the official feelgood holiday band Moonrox. Ambient sounds float along like asteroids drifiting in a belt until “Cosmic Challenge” winds up a dance tune as seemingly endless as the universe.

Holiday in Space [Zip]

F012

Mission Giant: “Almost as Good as Stephen Hawking and His Whistle Machine.” – Live at the Wreck Room 11.28.98 (1998)

Early live recording of the boys in Fort Worth, TX. Member Eddy Current wasn’t technically present but participated via a boombox placed on a stool.

Almost as Good as Stephen Hawking and His Whistle Machine [Zip]

F011

Mission Giant: Operation: Go! (1998)

A soundtrack for a movie that never existed. Robots, mad scientists and tiny heroes all collide in this heartwarming coming-of-age story about a little girl named Tamiko.

Operation: Go! [Zip]

F010

Mission Giant: Munchy Jumble (1997)

Mission Giant’s first ever live performance, played at The X in Denton, TX. One looooong track with numerous movements. Very nice.

Munchy Jumble

Munchy Jumble [Zip]

F009

Mission Giant: An Historical Fission (1997)

A haunting collection of low-fidelity gems including the very Kraftwerkian “American Motorik”. Special guest Casey Haymes (long lost relative of crooner Dick Haymes) plays treated flute on “Solution”.

An Historical Fission [Zip]

F008

Mission Giant: Airplanes That Do It (1997)

Raw cuts from a single evenings worth of aural torture. Last track, the infamous “Dinner Tempo”, features the clanking “musique concrete” sounds of people dining on pasta.

Airplanes That Do It [Zip]

F007

Mission Giant: Beat the Junk out of Me (1997)

More junk for the bump of the rump. Contains the retrogressive “Skunk Funk”. Also includes the Abdul Ben Hassan EP named after the snake salesman in Blade Runner. Q: You ever buy snakes from the Egyptian, Taffy? A: All the Time Pal.

Beat the Junk out of Me [Zip]

F006

Mission Giant: Scraps (1997)

Outtakes-of-the-outtakes (sic) of the Friends of Sound sessions. Careful listeners may find an occasional diamond in the rough.

Disc One

Disc Two

Scraps [Zip]

F005

Mission Giant: Tupperware Treasures (1997)

A collection of rarities and outtakes from highly fecund Friends of Sound sessions. Too good to be threw? Seal it ´n´ save it!

Tupperware Treasures [Zip]

F004

Mission Giant: Friends of Sound (Demo) (1996)

Demo for the epic droner that became Mission Giant’s first Uncle Buzz release. Some songs are even longer and there’s a few new tunes thrown in too.

Disc One

Disc Two

Friends of Sound (Demo) [Zip]

F003

Misison Giant: Bootleggy (1996)

This sprawling lo-fi monster was taped on a boombox, hence the title. A perfect alternate soundtrack for shoddy Hanna-Barberra cartoons.

Disc One

Disc Two

Bootleggy [Zip]

F002

Prismatic Otter: In the Lab! (1996)

Garage sessions from Denton’s almost legendary spacerockers. Driving jazz-tinged drumming provides the necessary propulsion for fuzz bass and screaming analog synths. A couple of these Otters went on to form Mission Giant.

In the Lab! [Zip]

F001

Crevice: Think of Pleasant Things (1994)

An eerie crooner pleads with you throughout this one-track chill-out piece to “think of pleasant things”. If you listen closely, you can hear warped whale song and kitten mews under the murky depths of tape delay and reverb.

Think of Pleasant Things (Original Full-Length Version)

Think of Pleasant Things (Original Full-Length Version) [Zip]