Telepathics Of Lost Camp: WAKARANAI, 2009 $7/CD

Songs about life, love, and using machines to overcome a collapsed larynx. A mixture of a more folksy sound along with homemade beats and moments of noise. Eco-sleeve packaging with an instructional drawing included.

Happy Memory Is Not Happy/mikel bisbee-durlam SPLIT, 2008 $3/CD

A May Records / Lost Camp cross-over. 10 new songs (5 by each artist) and packaged in an eco-paper sleeve with rad album art by H.M.I.N.H.

Telepathics Of Lost Camp: The Woods, 2007 $7/CD

18 tracks to warm your alabaster heart. Recurring themes of death, longing, and monsterism inter-mingling with more mature T.O.L.C. song-craftery. Eco-sleeve packaging with an original monster drawing included.

Dynomite/mikel bisbee-durlam SPLIT, 2007 $3/CD

26 tracks of pure dyno-gold: both taking on the same song titles, and each adding a bonus cover song of each other's music. Packaged in a fetching eco-friendly DIY paper sleeve. A cass_et_tape_records / Lost Camp cross-over.

Telepathics Of Lost Camp: UP ON FIRE! 2005 $7/CD

18 tracks telling the story of a balloon crash, forest fire, and eternal life and love, all in the language of jankyrock. Their debut LP, with eco-sleeve and an original animal drawing included.

Popcassettes: Too Small To Die, 2005 $7/CD

8-song debut album combining '70s horror films with young-spirited poetry and dancefloor rhythms. 3 videos on disc, also.

mikel bisbee-durlam: into all things go, 2001 $7/CD

16 tracks of home-recorded sing-songery, stove banging, and pop strumming concerning driver's fatigue, power of christ, and frostbite. Yes, in a fetching eco-sleeve, and also with a homemade mouth drawing included.

mikel bisbee-durlam: Early Gold'nsss, '96-'03 $7/CD

A bulging collection of tracks culled from clammy days spent in Ben's basement + late nights in upstairs apartments. A wide variety possibly shelved between early Beck and naive awkwardness. Includes an eye drawing. Out of print.

Popcassettes: We Already Have All We Need, 2008 $7/CD

Give that person you love the beats to move their aching, wretched soul: the Popcassettes are back with a new, more polished dancefloor sound that does some dope genre-spanning.