TLS-001
Jeff Humphrey Trio / Jeff Humphrey - No Fun Camp
Release Date: 1997
Band:
For fans of early Kinks, GBV , and The Beatles. Some tracks feature the trio rockin out while others have more of a lo-fi vibe as Jeff ventures off on his own.
"Bloody Marvelous" - Phil McMullen/ Ptolemaic Terrascope
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TLS-002
Arthur Doyle Quartet / Live @ The Cooler
Release Date: 1997
Band: Arthur Doyle , Wilber Morris - Bass
Rudolph Grey - Guitar
Tom Surgal - Drums
"ultimately volumes larger than the words any head placed in front of it will automatically burst with" -Marc Masters
"if this had been recorded in the '60s, your jaw would drop, your mouth slaver. That this concert was done in '95 shouldn't change that disposition. Some shit's dated, and some shit ain't."-Donald Miller
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TLS-003
Loren Mazzacane Connors / Hell! Hell! Hell! Hell! Hell!
Release Date: 1997
Band: Loren Mazzacane Connors - Guitar
Freeform blues meanderings from the genius himself.
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TLS-004
The Milo Fine Free Jazz Ensemble - Precision Inexactitude
Release Date: 1997
Band: Milo Fine (drums, electronics, piano, slightly prepared piano, clarinet)
Steve Gnitka (guitar)
Recorded in concert on December 6, 1996 & April 4, 1997 at the West Bank School of Music, Minneapolis, MN
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TLS-005
Crawlspace - żEt I I Bluto ?
Release Date: 1997
Band: Eddie Flowers, Joe Dean, Mark McCormick, Allen Clark, Dave Fontana, Greg Hajic, Keith Telligman, Todd Homer, Larry Robinson, Paul Fontana
"The even mix of insane lucidness and focused flow conveys the ups, downs, and above middles of a trip in the same way the Dead's ANTHEM OF THE SUN did." - Tony Rettman, 200 Lb. Underground magazine
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TLS-006
Coffee - Artifact/Artifact Shadow
Release Date: 1997
Band:
"Best described as manic free jazz, Coffee is a group known for pushing it. This double disc has the group floating comfortably in the hypnotic ether in some spots and sounding like Canada geese having rough sex in others. Coffee is an organic alternative to those artists who too often overthink their music. It may be little over-the-top for those who try to make sense out of it; it'll be just right for those who just let it be. " Frank De Blase
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TLS-007
Hat City Intuitive- ????
Release Date: UNRELEASED
Band: ???????
Planned as the first cd release for this NY band after their amazing first lp but alas we lost contact as the label went into hibernation.
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TLS-008
Sandoz Lab Technicians - The Tale of Pixielamb
Release Date: 1997
Band: James Kirk
Tim Cornelius
Nathan Thompson
Mark Curragh
"...they babble quietly in and through faux-jazz gallops, cautious string tinkering and floating sound warpage, an understated verbosity magnified by Pixielamb in ear-delightingly minute detail. I like it even better than their first album." -Nick Cain
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TLS-009
The BMC Trio - Organic
Release Date: 1998
Band: Thomas Borgman -Tenor/Soprano/Sopranino/Harmonica
Wilbur Morris - Bass
Denis Charles - Drums
"Organic is a mature, exciting album which showcases Borgmann's improvisational prowess and the compositional talents of Morris and Charles." - excerpt from biblio.org
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TLS-010
Jet R. Throb- One Sided 12"
Release Date: UNRELEASED
Band: ????????
Mystery release planned as the first of a series of one sided 12" records that never saw the light of day.
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TLS-011
Apricot Jam - Mr. Fancypants
Release Date: 1998
Band: Sean O'Brien: rhythm guitar, lead vocals
Lewis Longmire: lead guitar, lead vocals
James Whiton: contrabass, vocals
For fans of Phish as well as traditional folk. Features Lewi from Jackie-o motherfucker.
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TLS-012
The Concentrators - Self Titled
Release Date: 1998
Band:
"The Ska kings of Albuquerque collect their finest tunes. The soundtrack for an all night skankfest. Crack a red stripe, put on your best suit and dance.
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