13 songs
- Havelock
- Breezeway
- California
- Holiday
- Wanderin' William
- Devil's Nest
- Chains
- 3 To The Hill
- Bow Valley Gal
- Edward Hopper
- Guvnore
- 13 County
- Talkin' Falls City Richardson County Blues
- Chris Goeden - vocals, guitar, harmonica
- Rob Rothe - bass
- Nick Donner - drums
- Dan Jenkins - guitar, vocals on 5 & 13
All songs written by 13 County downHOME records © 2001
Liner notes
- PS - Jon, Heidi and Ron went on to form Mercy Rule.
13 Nightmares--Lincoln, Ne / 1986-1993? / Released one LP on Pravda Records (Chicago). Gregg Cosgrove-vocals/guitar, Heidi Ore--bass/vocals, Jon Taylor--guitar, Ron Albertson--drums
From Trouser Press/Ira Robbins: "While reviving the ethos of a '60s new-left stereotype — white guilt, inchoate rage, the romance of poverty and misery — in its lyrics, this striking quartet from Lincoln, Nebraska slams three generations — the MC5, Cheap Trick and Soul Asylum — of Midwest rock into each other on the powerful Shitride. Great tunes, loose'n'lively hair-raising electric music and guitarist Greggory-David Cosgrove's ripping vocals load the album with bracing energy and an extraordinary balance of rawness and subtlety. Except for occasionally insufferable lyrics (the title track is a whiny complaint about the rock'n'roll life that goes so far as to gripe about bartenders who withhold free drinks; "E.C" expresses solidarity for Eldridge Cleaver with the line "It's a white man's world for everybody but you and me" — yeah, right), this is an extremely cool record."
6 songs
- Water
- Not Giving Up
- Right Now
- Ever Did To Me
- Me & Jesus
- Call It Sleep
- Gregg Cosgrove - vocals, guitar
- Heidi Ore - vocals, bass
- Ron Albertson - drums
- Jon Taylor - guitar .. sort of
Done mostly by Randy Watson at Black Sea Water done by Rick • Mark • Mark Munn
Originally released on cassette. (Cassette digitization by Chris Johnson - Thanks, CRJ!)
Liner notes
frame it, then bury it was recorded by Travis Ritter (vocals), David Cates (guitar), Kyle Thorfinnson (guitar), Adam Lloyd (bass), and Mike Young (drums) during the fall of 2001.
Liner notes
Recorded by Travis Ritter (vocals) and David Cates (guitar) in summer of 2011.
13 songs
- Armatron Commin At Ya
- Phantom Shablamson
- Sonic Assault
- Finger In A Gear
- Numb Frequency
- Blood Synchropulse
- Phantom Limb
- Crotch Factory
- Tallest Mics In The World
- Mutation Programming
- Bad Wiring Leaves A Negative Connection
- Read Only Memory
- Don't Join
- Matt Lux - Bass/Vox
- Heath Preheim - Bass/Vox
- Joel Lamson - Sonic Assault/Vox
- Joel Gibson - Drums/Vox
Recorded in '99 or so by the Mogis Brothers, A.J. and Mike Mixed by Mike Mogis
Photo used for this page taken by Bernie McGinn
3 songs
- I Am Drugs
- Octopus Child
- New Horizons
- Matt Lux - Bass
- Heath Preheim - Bass
- Joel Gibson - Drums/Synthesizer
Recorded summer 2002 at the Gold Street Mansion
4 songs
- Mapmaker
- Ashore
- Waves
- Keep
Dylan Moss- Guitar, Vocals Kevin Mussman- Drums, Vocals
Recorded by J.J. Idt at Fuse Studios/Jim Schroeder's Basement, April 2009.
10 songs
- Rocket Science
- Masked Kaper
- Nun-Elect
- Inflatable Attraction
- Paper Town
- Hot Action
- Let's Think Guilty
- Dragging a Dead Horse
- FFF
- Return Chorus
Bombardment Society: "The Golden Age of Disaster" unreleased CD
Kevin Jones- Drums Jason Ludwick- Guitar, shouts Lincoln Dickison- Bass, shouts
Recorded here and there in Omaha, NE by Steve Micek. Mastered by Doug Van Sloun at Focus Mastering. Cover art: "Playroom Decor" by Tim McEvoy. See more of Tim's art at www.goldensweatpants.com
Liner notes
Caffiend was a band from Lincoln, Nebraska active from 1993-1994. Band members later went on to the bands Rural Route 134, Ice 9, Blandine Cosima.
Filter was a band from Lincoln, Nebraska active from 1991-1994. Band members later went on to the bands Armatron, As Good As Dead.
7 songs
- A Walk Through My Autumn
- Save Me
- Powder Burn
- Song #D
- Elephant
- Andromeda
- Five Years
- Erick Howard - Vocals & Guitar
- Mike Young - Drums
- Josh Bodfield - Bass
- Dan Robinson - Casio
- Kyle Thorfinnson - Guitar
Creeping Charlie was formed sometime in 2003 and ended in late spring/early summer 2004 with Erick Howard's departure to Chicago. We played at Knickerbockers often. Played poker and drank in the Russian Bottoms. The album was recorded by Nick Westra in his "laboratory" in northeast Lincoln on very grey and chilly days. I think we were one of the first bands Nick recorded. We had a few other songs that we only played live, but Sewell & Sheridan in all its imperfections captures the essence of what we wanted to accomplish together in the short time we were able to call each other bandmates, though I think we will always call each other that.
3 songs
- Tom Cabela, Jr.
- Dan Jenkins
- Mike Keeling
Recorded by Jason Evans and A.J. Mogis at Presto Studio, Lincoln Ne, October 2000 Mastered by Doug Van Sloun at Studio B in Omaha, NE Released on Sailor Ripley Records Cover photo: Rudy's Tacos, Cedar Falls, IA
7 songs
- You Silly, Silly Man
- Ghosts
- The Divine Butcher
- Move Over, People Are Racing
- Fee For Quality
- The Trembler & Mr. Vague
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Dan Jenkins - guitar, vocals Mike Keeling - bass, vocals Jon Taylor - guitar Trout - drums Recorded in 2002 by AJ Mogis and Pat Pritchett at Presto Studio (Lincoln, NE). Mixed by AJ. Mastered by Jason Anderson. Released the same year by The Tyros Label, located in Marion, IA. The Tyros Label was operated by Dana Lechtenberg. The bar code on the cd came courtesy of Grammy Award Winning Producer Dan Schlissel and -ismist Recordings. (Say thanks to Dan over at Stand Up Records.)
Download also includes 2 outtakes, recorded at the same time as the rest of the album, but not included on the EP for whatever reasons:
5 songs
- We Are For Sale
- Polyester Drama
- Not Quite Bernadette
- Never Better
- Sailor Adrift
Recorded by Mike and A.J. Mogis at Dead Space in October of 1999. Mastered by Doug Van Sloun at Studio B, Omaha.
This cd is available for FREE. Fill out the form and we'll send you one. We'll throw in at least one other free DBH cd.
4 songs
- Won't Be Tomorrow
- Sooner Than Later
- It Could Be Worse
- Do You Fear?
Earmeat did all this on extended vacation to Chicago when he was 29 years old.
2 songs
- Life After Tuesday
- My Hero Halo
Chris Palmquist Shane Aspegren Rich Higgins
Recorded 3.98 at whoopass, Lincoln, NE (mogis)
Caulfield Records (CR #030.5) The Secret Sonata (S.S. #001)
11 songs
- Kicked To The Curb
- -30º
- Cracker Network
- Willa Cather Proud
- Jackson
- Noodle (Psalm of The Reckless)
- Second Communion
- Clock In
- Apple Jack
- True Love
- Spit
Gary Dean Davis sang the vocals and played the harmonica, Joe Kobjerowski played the drums, Brian Swanson played the bass, William Thornton played the guitar and sang some vocals, Mike Mogis played the banjo and slide guitar, and Heidi Ore sang some vocals.
A.J. and Mike Mogis recorded and mixed this record. This was recorded on May 6th and 7th at Whoop Ass Studios in Lincoln, Nebraska. The cd and album were released on Caulfield Records.
All the songs were written by Frontier Trust and are copy-written by platte river music BMI 1995 except Jackson which was written by G. Rodgers and B. Wheeler.
12 songs
- Ghoul's The Rule
- Down With Slavery
- Doctor's Daughter
- Could Be Disaster
- Hail Damage
- Scene One
- Negative Nine
- Venganza Insaciable
- Death By Sodomy
- Soul Prison
- Nubian Lust
- The Perfect Setting
- Dave Goldberg - Vocals, Organ
- Mike Tulis - Bass
- Eric Ernst - Drums
- John Kestner - Guitar
Recorded by Jim Bogensberger at the Nevada Room Mastered by Doug VanSloun at Studio B Photos: Joe Hammeke Mechanic: Frank Steiner
12 songs
- Uninvited
- Mirage A Go Go
- Chief Melting Face
- Tokyo Twist
- Midway Marauder
- Threaded Up
- Pinstripes & Tommyguns
- Tijuana Shakedown
- The Other One
- Hogtied
- He's The Slasher
- That Gun's No Good
- Eric Ernst - Drums
- John Kestner - Guitar
- Dave Goldberg - Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar
- Mike Tulis - Bass
Engineered by Jim Bogensberger / © 1997 Fullblown Released on SPEED! Nebraska Records
10 songs
- Outside You'*
- Ugly
- Debbie Boone*
- No Mejodes
- Chevy Camaro*
- About You*
- Not Swimming*
- Boticelli Painting*
- Bad Dates
- Privacy Fence
Band Members: Kerry Eddy- Vocals John Holtorff - Guitar, Cello Aaron Mixan - Bass, Keyboard Jason Sempek - Drums
*song concepts by John Holtorff, all others concept by Aaron Mixan All lyrics by Kerry Eddy 2002
Liner notes
- What Is Happening To My World? - (Unreleased)
Harmonic Dissidents: Ally Crawford - Vocals Paul Leighton - Keys, Programming Syn Stevens - Guitar Mel Primus - Bass, Programming, Vocals L.I.S.A. - Drums
1 - The Sound Of... / Madman 2 - Highway 34 3 - Mein Engel 4 - Battle Hymn 5 - The World Below 6 - Burn With Me 7 - Hallucinate 8 - Youth
Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered by Chris Steffen, Steffonic Recording, Lincoln, Nebraska.
12 songs
- The Flight of John Cicada
- Franklin St.
- Take An Angel
- Naked Saving Gracious Country Wine
- Evelyn
- You're My Tigris
- Roll
- The Man Who Listened Twice
- I'm A Vulture
- Where I'll Be
- Silver Capo (The Place Where Ever)
- Lonesome Saturday
Honey Stump was formed by Jeff Iwanski and John Honeyboy Turner. Jeff was the primary songwriter and rhythm guitar amongst other instruments.
John handled most of the vocals and harmonica. After their first EP, they enlisted the lead guitar work of Mitch Vande Stowe. This was an eclectic folk group or they liked to say performers of New American Music. They used everything in their recordings including; Guitar, banjo, harmonica, stump fiddle, jaw harp, lap steel, a saw, accordion and even a frying egg.
They released their self titled recording under the Lone Prairie Records label out of Lincoln NE in 2004. Honey Stump was active from 2004 to 2006 having recorded a demo EP, Self Titled CD, Live at the Lincoln Regional Center, Tear Here and an EP under the name Electric Stump.
15 songs
- Stump Nation
- Walter's Lament
- Revolution Wine
- For Western Violence & Brief Sens
- Lay It Down
- Lovesong For Tuesday
- Interlude
- Broken Bird
- I Wonder If You Notice Me
- New Day
- Floyd Collins
- Fatso
- Never Met A Girl
- Taillights Draggin'
- Outro
Honey Stump was formed by Jeff Iwanski and John Honeyboy Turner. Jeff was the primary songwriter and rhythm guitar amongst other instruments. Mitch Vande Stowe played lead guitar, mandolin, lap steel and sings on Walters Lament and Broken Bird.
Tear Here was Honey Stump's second album. Released 2005 on Lone Prairie Records.
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4 songs
- Another Word
- Special Song
- Fast/Slow
- Spokes
- Jill Olson - vocals, violin
- Josh Grenier - guitar
- Oli Blaha - bass
- Joshua Meyer - drums
Recorded at Studio Q Engineered by Eric Medley Produced and mixed by Hour Slave, Eric Medley, Dan Schlissel
All music 1993 by Hour Slave Lyrics by Olson Cover Photo by J. Grenier Released on -ism Recordings
(Cassette digitization by Chris Johnson - Thanks, CRJ!)
Liner notes
Ideal Cleaners: Ted Alesio - drums & vocals Dan Jenkins - guitar & vocals Mike Keeling - bass & vocals
Recorded and mixed by the band in February 2004 at Margo in Lincoln, NE. Mastered by Doug Van Sloun at Studio B in Omaha, NE.
Released on blue vinyl by SPEED! Nebraska Records (SPEED! 900)
3 songs
- Greco-Roman
- Squid vs. Whale
- The Inaudible Foot of Time
Ideal Cleaners = Ted Alesio + Mike Keeling + Dan Jenkins
Recorded by Charlie Johnson Mastered by Doug Van Sloun
Released on SPEED! Nebraska Records in 2006
Liner notes
Tracklist: 1. Orsa 2. Siafu Swarm 3. Wisdumb 4. Vericose, Camino, Slip-on, Kick 5. Circuitry Program 6. Cottonwood Curiosity 7. Knives are Like Spiders 8. Lemon-Shaped Rock 9. Third World Dogs 10. Orsa Duos Hiberna 11. Two Winters 12. Moth vs. Grizzly 13. She Likes to Party!!!
Band: Tim Smith (Vox - Git) Kelly Houchen (Vox - Bass) Seth Morris (Skins)
Recorded at FUSE Studios in Lincoln, NE. Engineered, mixed and mastered by Evan Anderson.
Liner notes
Recorded by squaller records live on 27th street with one mic with some guests.
Vocals, Guitar = Kayleigh Speck Vocals, Keys, Tamb = Timothy Scahill Bass = Zachary Abresch Drums = Nate Bicak
2 songs
- Breathe
- Twist Tie
Recorded by Squaller Records in a basement on 27th street. (2008)
Vocals, Guitar = Kayleigh Speck Vocals, Keys, Tamb = Timothy Scahill Bass = Zachary Abresch Drums = Nate Bicak
7 songs
- Very Challengers
- Nobody Fucks With The Mustocles
- Thank Science It's Friday
- 40/80
- What This Party Could Use Is More Hi-Fives
- hurtinforcertain
- Let's Get D-I-G-I-T-A-L
Latitude Longitude was Eric Ernst, Tim Fleeger and Pat Mcilvain. All songs recorded and produced by Steve Micek.
5 songs
- Recorded at Black Sea Studios (Lincoln NE)
- Engineered by Randy Watson & Ted Alesio
- Produced by Randy Watson
- Mixed at Randy's, except "Snakin'" recorded and mixed by Phil Shoemaker at Beaver Studios (Lincoln NE)
- All songs mastered at Beaver Studios by Phil Shoemaker
Leafy Green Things: Mark Munn: Drums Dana Mielde: Guitar, Vocals Dan Boardman: Guitar, Vocals Mike Keeling: Bass, Vocals
(Digitized from cassette in 2020 by Chris Johnson. Thanks, Chris!)
4 songs
- Mine
- But I Know Her
- Plant Trees
- Happy People?
Leafy Green Things: Dana Mielde Mike Keeling Dan Boardman Mark Munn
Recorded by Phil Shoemaker, Lincoln, NE, Summer 1989
(Digitized from cassette in 2020 by Chris Johnson. Thanks, Chris!)
Liner notes
- Dustin Wilbourn - Guitar
- Lance Fiedler - Drums
- Dan "Chainsaw" Cheney - Bass
- Kevin Waltemath - Guitar, Vocals
Recorded in one day. Mixed in one day. Mastered in one day. Thanks to Joel Peterson at Enamel Studios and Doug Van Sloun at Focus Mastering.
1. 30 Below 2. Pretty Shitty 3. Now I Know 4. Space For Rent 5. Grass Over Ass 6. Guts Out 7. CAPS 8. 12:34
12 songs
- I Fell in Love
- Palm Sunday
- Loup River Waltz
- Mr. Bojangles
- Plenty of Heart
- Rodeo
- Let’s Grab It
- Jennifer
- Golden Gate
- Skeleton
- Golden Gate (Reprise)
- Damon’s Rifle
- Gene Hogan - Guitars, Vocals, Feedback, Noises
- Jeff Iwanski - Guitars, Vocals, Harmonica, Bass, Keys, Noises
- Eric Wickizer - Drums, Vocals, Banjo, Uke, Noises
- Mitch Vandestowe - Mandolin on Mr. Bojangles
- Ken Morton - Vocals, Bass
Recorded in Jeff's basement on Tuesday evenings in 2005, this was LRB's first and most experimental album.
10 songs
- Ravens
- American Dream
- Electric Nights
- Fathers Day
- Ankle Biter
- Napkin Song
- Vernita
- Pauline
- Quiet Place
- Better Times
- Gene Hogan - Guitar, Vocals
- Jeff Iwanski - Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica
- Ken Morton - Bass, Guitar, Vocals
- Eric Wickizer - Drums, Vocals
- Mitch Vandestowe - Lap Steel on Vernita
- Sean Beste - Guitar, Vocals on Better Times
- Darryl Rivers - Bass, Vocals on Better Times
- Sarah Korf - Keys on Better Times
Recorded in Jeff's basement and Eric's attic, the second LRB album is a much more straightforward weirdo country album.
Liner notes
Luminoso Lashkar was a progressive band from Lincoln, NE from 2005 to 2007. In the final months of the band, Bryan Klopping (Guitar/Vocals), Paul Kenney (Bass/Vocals), and Tom Ambroz (Drums/Vocals) recorded a full length album, "Stendhal Syndrome". The album was recorded in Lincoln at FUSE (previously Presto!) studio, under recording engineers Andy Koeneke and JJ Idt. The album was never released or mastered.
8 songs
- fishhook
- Lawn Chair
- I Drink
- Golden One
- Paper Skin
- Crown of Gold
- Object
- S and M
- Randy Duerr - vocals, guitar
- Jeff Perry - drums
- Alan Weber - guitar
- Eric Aspengren - bass
Recorded by Brett Holihan at Startracker Studio in Lincoln, NE. It was only available on a cassette, but wasn't everything? I mean getting an album pressed was a commitment. After blowing the wad on on the recording and cassettes who could afford it. I suppose a band that sold some albums that's who. Ok, so we were't uber-popluar but we did have our day in the sun. Can you say Big Red Rock o Rama? We were a band from say 1989 to Dec 1993.
10 songs
- Nevermind Forever more
- Paid my debt
- Tunnel
- For you
- I Drink
- Fishhook
- Crown of gold
- Paper skin
- Object
- Lawn chair
- Randy Duerr - Vocals Acoustic Guitar
- Alan Weber - Guitar
- Eric Aspengren - Bass
- Don Burbach (Chester Drawers) - Drums
This was our second tape. Oh the 90's were full of tapes. We recorded this live to 2 track and that was pretty satisfying. We recorded some of the songs from the first tape over because the lineup had changed and wanted to have recordings with Don playing. This was right before I moved to Minneapolis. Where MM died slowly. Alan never made it to the twin cities and the bass player that joined us never really got what we were doing. I think his name was Dave Buckley. Although things didn't work out for the band I want to extend thanks to Dave for his moving to Minneapolis. It was a big leap of faith. Only to have it not work out so for that I am sorry.
9 songs
- The Crawling Ear
- Rhonda Don't Know She's Dead
- Cadillac Hearse
- Teenage Monster
- In My Room At Night
- Baby Transistor
- Girl Drag Racer
- Gonna Love You To Death
- Cemetery Mary
- Courtney Nore - drums
- Jennifer Dunekacke - bass
- Julee Dunekacke - guitar
- Kristen Bailey - vocals
Recorded, engineered, and mixed @ the DUNEADOME by Patrick Pritchett. Artwork by Courtney Nore.
7 songs
- Thank God
- Lady In The Lake
- Eydir
- Bible Eater
- Hugfuck
- Lose Some Weight
- Burn Like a Church
- Kevin Waltemath - Guitar, Vocals
- Lance Fielder - Drums, Vocals
Boom! It's a demo. Surprised? We Were. All songs written and recorded by Mother Pile. Tracks 1-3 recorded Winter 2008 in our basement. Tracks 4-7 recorded Spring 2007 in our basement.
UPDATE to the below IMPORTANT: Never mind. They done.
IMPORTANT: Mother Pile is no longer defunct and probably never were. They were just on a little break. They've recently added another member and are currently playing shows on a fairly regular basis. They are definitely as awesome as ever. You can see what they're up to HERE. We're leaving this download up because it's great and unavailable elsewhere. Viva la Pile!
Liner notes
New Movement was a mighty force in the mid eighties. N.M. gigged regularly and often at the Drumstick, Bills Saloon, Moose Lodge, Docs Place, Howard Street Tavern/Omaha, Broyhill Fountains/U.N.L., Chesterfields, and the Brickyard.
Jay Banwell: Bass/Vocals Tom Ficke: Vocals/Keys Will Sahs: Drums/vocals Dan Shoemaker: Guitar/vocals.
Recorded at Mastertracks Studios, Tim Kechely/Producer.
Track List Don't Stop (Banwell) Gimme One More Chance (cover) Mystery Dance (cover) No Respect (Ficke) True Faces (Ficke)
9 songs
- Vega I
- Golden Spools
- Vega II
- The Panda
- Vega III
- Fox In The Sand
- Vega IV
- Tiger's Ear (Rio en Medio cover)
- Vega Ultra
All sounds and noises made by Wagner Israel Cilio III in Lincoln, NE 2007. Officially released on Gandhara Recordings 2009.
10 songs
- Boy-White City
- Living
- Aquaman
- September 25th
- Autumn
- Toehead
- Me and You
- Plastic Hennepin
- Six-Hands Untied
- October 27th
All songs on this album written and performed by Matt Focht, Chris Heine, Pat Noecker, and Matt Silcock. Mike Mogis co-wrote and performed guitar parts for "Living." "September 25th" and "October 27th" recorded by four-track recorder on a nice day in Tabor, Iowa. "Living" recorded on an eight-track recorder on a cold day in North Platte, Nebraska. The other songs put together took more than one day at Whoopass Studio in Lincoln, Nebraska. All of the Whoopass recordings were engineered by AJ Mogis and Mike Mogis for a very reasonable price. Released on Caulfield Records.
14 songs
- spooked
- squint
- a popular mechanic
- fuckeyes
- saints pistol and pete
- kookie kutter
- no mississippi river
- live from knickerbockers
- sip.slip.shot.SNAPSHOT!
- like a priest
- kill the neon lights
- scheutzenfest fever
- japanese sunflower
- run boy
The music and words to this record album were written and performed by M. David Focht, Chris Heine, Patrick Noecker, and Matt Silcock. The tools used were voice, guitar, bass guitar, drumming equipment, farfisa organ, accordian, acoustic guitar, piano, harp, one "mega mouth", and various percussive things. The bulk of the numbers were recorded by Don Zientara at Inner Ear Studios in Arlington VA. Other tracks were recorded in apartments and houses around our small city of Lincoln NE.
Released by Caulfield Records on May 20, 1999.
Liner notes
- Matt Focht - drums
- Chris Heine - voice
- Pat Noecker - bass
- Mike Mogis - guitar
Recordings done to eight tracks January 1994 in North Platte, NE • Engineered by AJ Mogis • Mixed by Opium Taylor and AJ Mogis at Whoopass • "Sun Foil" sculpture by Chris Heine with photo by Rich Higgins • "Living" photo by Matt Worm • Both songs written and performed by Opium Taylor ©1994 Opium Taylor
9 songs
- ¾ Ben
- Agent Tarzan
- Brain Pan
- Girlfriend
- Fab Winter
- Hypothermia
- Ice Cream Cones
- Sexonice
- Meadow
Pablo's Triangle: Mike Elsener Jonathan Hischke Colby Starck Ben Armstrong Matt Focht Pawl Tisdale Patrick Bradley
All songs written by Pablo's Triangle Published by Monkey Angel Music © 2000
This album was recorded at whoopass Studio Produced by The Mogis Bros. Mixed by A.J. Mogis
Liner notes
1. Turbidity 2. All In All 3. Katie's Song 4. Foreign Objects 5. Disco Romania 6. Elian 7. Ashton 8. Headlong & Hellbent 9. Tribulation Pt. 1 10. From The Water 11. Requiem For A Bitch 12. The Chorale
Members: Everybody, ever: N. L. Junebug Klosterboer (Saxophones, Guitar, Keyboards, Accordion, Bass, Programming, Vocals) Tracy Nelson (Vocals, Percussion) Steven B. Reckling (Guitar, Vocals) Anders R. Peterson (Drums, Percussion, Vocals) Derek Hyatte (Cornet, Guitar, Vocals) Brent Meier (Bass, Keyboards, Vocals) Andy K. Butler (Keyboards, Trombone, Vocals) Grace Carey (Piano, Keyboards, Vocals) Keriann Pauls (Trumpet, Violin, Accordion, Keys, Vocals) Beth Fry (Trumpet, Vocals) t.j.roe (Guitar, Bass, Vocals) Andy Marker (Percussion, Drums) Matt Holland (Trombone, Grunting) Tricia Klitch (Vocals, Percussion) Johnny Blankenship (Drums, Bass) Harris Lehl (Clarinet, Keyboards) Kate Bingaman (Flute, Obsessive Consumption) BJ Hughes (Acoustic Guitar, Vocals)
Special thanks to those who have helped with recordings or on stage: Shaun Sparks of The Government (bass, programming, percussion) Chris Sorenson of Shelter Belt (Baritone, Clarinet) Brian Luginbill of Dirtfedd (Bass) Dr. Werewolf (Bass)
8 songs
- Miss Fortune
- Wash Your Face
- Reverse Infinity
- Reupert
- Chinatown
- Lullaby
- Dying With You
- Waterfall
- Jenn Duerr - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
- Tim Brooks - Lead Guitar
- Kathy Sullivan - Keyboards, Backing Vocals
- Emily Madison - Bass
- R. J. Gilbert - Drums
A short lived Lincoln, NE band that had some fans.
27 songs
- Faucethead
- Thumbwrestling
- Satellite Chair
- Mel
- Vestigal
- I Love the Way You Lie to Me
- Donate
- Oxygen Tent / Crack
- My Halo
- Fuel Injected
- Wrecking Ball
- 1979
- Saddle Creek
- Chinese Water Torture
- Make Out Party
- Peckerwood Can't Beatbox
- We are Women, Hear Us Roar
- Kung Fu Bride
- Leather Mike
- Kiss the Wheel
- Bionic
- Cathedral
- Bless My Throat
- Silver Fox
- Q
- Welcome Home
- Chariot
- Boz Hicks - Drums
- Oli Blaha - Bass
- Ted Stevens - Guitar, Vocals
Tracks 1-11 were originally released as "Dilly Dally" cassette on Lumberjack records. Track 12 originally released on Apollo's Salvage CD compilation, Ghostmeat records. Tracks 13 & 14 released on 7" by Double Zero / -ism recordings. Track 15 originally released on split 7" with Sunbrain on Lumberjack / Ghostmeat records. Track 16 released on Novely Yellow CD compilation. Track 17 released on Linoma II CD compilation, -ism recordings Tracks 18-27 come from the recording, Unreleased Second Polecat Album, for lack of a better title.
Thanks to Colby Starck for his archiving and Rob Walters for his photography.
6 songs
- Maginot Line
- Critical Mass Revisited
- Standpipe
- Ad Infinitum
- Up With The Downside
- Museum of Abrasives
Recorded the Winter of 2002 by Dan Brennan at the Nevada Room. Mastered by Doug Van Sloan at Studio B.
Putrescine: Lincoln Dickison - Guitar/Vocals Pat Oakes - Drums Ethan Jones - Bass
6 songs
- The Fucking Smash
- Monkey Steals the Peach
- Elevator Shaft
- Romantix
- Igriega Satan
- Paper Thin Prophet
Nate Bicak Will Holmes Tim Scahill Drew Rudebusch Jim Schroeder
Recorded in 2007 by Brooks Hitt at his place. I think the Colts beat the Bears in the Super Bowl that day.
8 songs
- The Idea of a White Jesus
- Landslide Architect
- JFKVD
- College, Knowledge, and How.
- The Inverse is Also Correct
- Killer Bees the Size of Cats
- Paying Bills
- Ruckus Fuckus
Nate Bicak Will Holmes Tim Scahill Drew Rudebusch
Recorded by Nick Westra in 2003 and 2004 at his place and at Nebraska Wesleyan's auditorium thing. Originally released by Somedaynever
3 songs
- God's Own Matador
- Where Are the Cars of the Future?
- Every Branch on the Way Down
Just some stuff that Brendan McGinn recorded in a basement on 27th St.
Nate Bicak Will Holmes Tim Scahill Drew Rudebusch
10 songs
- Poem To Get A Girl
- Tongue Twitters
- Play Doctor
- Curse
- Love Monster
- Lead Me To The Dark Echo Of Your
- Fingers, Tongues, And Thighs
- Aqueduct
- Dandelion Seeds
- Poem To Get A Boy (Suicide Note)
Although I submitted this album to thebandbrokeup, I'm only merely a fan of it, never a member. The album is the debut, and only, recording by Sad Old Lady, originally called Sad Old Lady from the South. From what I've observed, the band started with Ben Clark on vocals and Brent Meier on keys/vocals. It later went on to include Tricia Klitsch on guitar/vocals, Dan Rempe on guitar, Amos Joseph on bass, and Jeff Gustafson on drums. One song on the album was written by Joseph, one song was by Meier, and the rest were written by D.J. Scharton, who did not actually play with the band. The album was recorded and mixed by Shaun Sparks, who apparently lost all the SOL files due to an unfortunate hard drive crash. The image for the album's cover is not actually the cover, but it serves to supply an idea of what Sad Old Lady was like live.
(This album and the text above was submitted by a fan, but as is our policy we did confirm with the band, in this case Ben Clark, before posting the recording. It's a doozy and we're happy to have it. You should be, too. - The Mgmt.)
Ben Clark on vocals Brent Meier on keys/vocals Tricia Klitsch on guitar/vocals Dan Rempe on guitar Amos Joseph on bass Jeff Gustafson on drums
Liner notes
Brian Curtis (songwriter/lead singer/guitarist) Michael Wells (bass) and Scott Halverson (Drums).
8 songs
- Squint Thru Spray
- The Bandit
- Gut Wrench
- Estrada Wilcox
- lizaminelli
- Peter Criss
- Lazlo
- Mrs Fawcett majors
7 songs
- Moral Fluctuations
- Feeding The Fools
- Failure
- Vapor Eyes
- Consumed
- Look At Me
- Unfinished
- Matt Lux - Vocals/Programming
- Joel Gibson - Synthesizer
5 songs
- Endoraland
- On my way
- Where are you now
- It's not a Fairytale
- After the chaos
Jack Pockrandt Bass/Vocals Jeromy Warner Drums Tom Ficke Vocals/Guitar
14 songs
- 10 Things I Hate About Your Boyfriend
- Just Like 8th Street
- Seven Minutes of Girls Gone Wild
- I Just Wanna Have a Good Time
- It Only Takes Time
- Bottlerockets (fast)
- Housebreaker
- Bare Minimum
- A Drug Against War
- It's Your Steve Perry, You Can Do What You Want
- Overdrive
- See You In Hell
- Bottlerockets (Country Version)
- Brains (not on the original album, but what the hell?)
Recorded in Plan C's (Matt Hovanec's) basement days at 18th and H streets in late 2008, the record was released on vinyl with free digital download on Asbestos Records in 2009.
The Heat Machine started out in 2006 and were called The Incredible Heat Machine until another band they didn't know of trademarked the name and sent Mitch Cady a cease and desist letter via a Nashville lawyer. The band broke up in 2010.
8 songs
- District 57
- East Coast Flat-Top
- Punk Savant
- Thunder & Lightening
- Holy Ghost
- Hookers & God Devaney
- Dirty Missouri
- Dance
Lineup: Chris Heine: vocals and guitar Rich Higgins: guitar and vocals Kent Heine: bass Matt Focht: drums, percussion, and vocals Amanda Noecker: sax
Guest Appearances: Ron Wax (vocals and harmonica) and Pawl Tisdale (trumpet) Recorded by Dave Snider at Ballroom Studio 1998-1999.
Liner notes
- Erick Shuman - Anton Pavlovich Bilash aka The Dog&Pony
- Rachel Perry - Mother Bilash
- Emilie Sinclair - Bigaslova Calcutta
- Robie Hayek - Kitty Cummings
- Amy Huffman - Angelvoice, keys
- Margaret Fish - Bassoon, keys
- Trout Blood - Rip Romaine, keys, ukulele, drummer-in-a-box
This is the original cast recording of the Requiem musical performed in December, 2000.
Written, recorded and mixed by Trout @ The Vatican in Lincoln, NE.
Liner notes
- (Cassette digitization by Chris Johnson - Thanks, CRJ!)
The Lost Dogs were: Dave Steen : vocals, guitar & slide Bo Rose: drums Mike Brindell: bass & vocals
Released by -ismist recordings on cassette.
Liner notes
The Monroes didn't actually release an album called "International Harvesters of Sorrow" - it's just the name given to this compilation, made up of the 14 songs The Monroes released on five 45rpm 7" records. All were released on SPEED! Nebraska Records between the years 2001-2007. All songs written by The Monroes except where noted.
The Monroes: Gary Dean Davis - Vocal Lincoln Dickison - Guitar and Vocal Jesse Render - Drums Mike Tulis - Bass
SPEED! 600 1. Kiss Your Elbow Goodbye 2. Got Food? 3. Knocked Over Recorded September 15, 2001. Mixed October 6, 2001 At the Shoebox, Lincoln, Nebraska Engineered by Phil Shoemaker Mastered at Studio B, Omaha, Nebraska Pressed at United Record Pressing, Nashville, Tennessee
SPEED! 800 1. Razorback 2. Ready, Set, Topeka 3. Breaker, Breaker 4. Six Days on the Road (Green-Montgomery) Recorded January 11, 2003 Mixed February 8, 2003 At the Shoebox Lincoln, Nebraska Engineered by Phil Shoemaker Mastered at Studio B, Omaha, Nebraska by Doug Van Sloun Pressed at United Record Pressing, Nashville, Tennessee
SPEED! A-200 1. Inferno (The Divine Hoedown) 2. Supperbell Guests: Mike Friedman - Pedal Steel, Heidi Ore - Vocal Recorded November 6, 2004 Mixed April 1, 2005 At the Shoebox Lincoln, Nebraska Engineered by Phil Shoemaker Mastered at Studio B, Omaha, Nebraska by Doug Van Sloun Pressed at United Record Pressing, Nashville, Tennessee
SPEED! A-300 (2006) SPEED! A-300 (split with The Diplomats of Solid Sound) 1. Hayloft Stomp Recorded at the Shoebox, Lincoln, Nebraska Engineered by Phil Shoemaker Mastered at Studio B, Omaha, Nebraska by Doug Van Sloun Pressed at United Record Pressing, Nashville, Tennessee Hayloft Stomp SPEED! A-700 (2007) SPEED! A-700 1. Drillin' Daylight 2. Speed of Slow 3. The New 60 Handclappin' & Yellin' on Drillin' Daylight by Liz Hitt and the Seed Caps Recorded March 31, 2007 Mixed June 30, 2007 At HITTSVILLE! U.S.A. aka DNA Studios in Havelock, NE Produced by Brooks Hitt and The Monroes Engineered by Brooks Hitt Mastered by Doug Van Sloun at Studio B in Omaha, Nebraska Pressed at United Record Pressing in MUSIC CITY! Nashville, Tennessee
5 songs
- Next Horizon
- Blue River
- Soldier's Song
- Marry Rich
- Run Rabbit Run
The People's Family Band: Amy Hana Huffman Courtney Nore Patrick Bradley Ryan Nash Greg Peterson Mark Wolberg
All songs written by Amy Hana Huffman and the People's Family Band
Recorded & mixed by Greg Peterson Mastered by Nathan Knisley
4 songs
- Ted Alesio - drums, vocals
- Bob Dale - bass, vocals
- Dan Kaspari - guitar, vocals
- Randy Watson - guitar, vocals
- Cover art - J. Graham
Recorded summer/fall 1991 at Black Sea Studio, Lincoln NE All songs mixed, engineered, produced by:
(Cassette digitization by Chris Johnson - Thanks, CRJ!)
11 songs
- Not all right
- Plastic Fool
- Second Free Disease
- Inure Grace
- God Save my Eyes
- What it takes
- Burn me down
- Blank
- 2000 Drunks
- Hold you down
- Twelve hour peak
This band was full of promise and man they lived it. I mean really lived... It. IT! (sobbing..)
Members: Allan Weber - guitar Brian Johnson - vocals, guitar Brian McCue - bass Randy Krause - drums Chris Wilson – Violin, Vocals Also with: Jeff Perry - Drums Releases: Songs From The Sack – 1995 -ism Recordings
Members came from: American Goy Members went to: Floating Opera, The Don'ts, The Black Dahlias, The Self-Righteous Bros.
You can still get this album on AMAZON. If you happen to really want a hard copy.
7 songs
- Anyone
- Broken
- Misty World
- Clean
- On and On
- Bad
- The Monster
The Trendies: Matt Silcock: Guitar, Vocals Geg: Guitar, Vocals Peter Wilson: Guitar, Vocals Malcom Miles: Bass Dze Bayles: Drum
All songs written and performed by The Trendies ©2001 Trendies Produced and engineered by us Recorded on Earmeat
10 songs
- Ascension The Pretty Part
- Aeons to Go Sunship People
- Interstate Blues
- Sand Planet Blues Blue Whale, Sea of Tranquility
- Fucked Up By The Sun
- A Profitable Get-Together
- Lucie
- Ballad of the Music Composition Major
- Work
- Les Flumers
1-4 recorded live to tape-deck at the Darkroom, Lincoln NE, July 30 1996 5-9 recorded to 4-track at the Wiz Factory, Hastings NE, April 22 1996 10 recorded to 4-track at the Wiz Factory, all instruments by Jay Bayles, date unknown
this release copyright 2000 by The Last Visible Dog
5 songs
- ...
- traffic is louder than this
- nothing with little or small in it
- touchin' tits
- capital hot
Thunderstandable: Adam J. 2000 Brendan G. McCauley Brendan J. McGinn Justin R. Kohmetscher
4 songs
- Urine For a Treat
- Traffic
- This is Louder Than Traffic
- Do You Want To Be Locked Out of The House Bitch?
Thunderstandable: Adam J. 2000 Brendan G. McCauley Brendan J. McGinn Justin R. Kohmetscher
Recorded March 2004 by Brendan J. McGinn in the dressing room at the Culture Center. Produced by Thunderstandable. Tangibility by Dustin P. Wilbourn.
8 songs
- Groove Lab
- Look Low
- Glow Pattern
- Forever
- Anne Tenna (Ficke-Silcock)
- Jezabel (Ficke-Aspengren)
- Blue Heron
- Game of Guns (Ficke-Moore)
Produced by Tim Pratt and Mike Pardee @ Digital Studios/Lincoln Ne. 1995 * Ann Tenna, Jezabel
Tom Ficke: Lead Vocals Terry Olson: Guitar,Lead Guitar,Vocals Eric Aspengren: Bass,Vocals Richard Eggar III: Drums,Vocals Matt Silcock: Guitar on (Ann Tenna) and (Jezabel)
TFG won the 1994 Kiss-Off Battle of the Bands. They were featured in Billboard Mag. and recieved a free all day session at Wharehouse Studios Omaha Ne. (Ann Tenna, Jezabel) produced by Eric Medley, and Tom Whare.
7 songs
- Ma Ma Coo Saw
- Leaky Roof Blues
- Cluster Rules
- Space Station #9
- Making Love On A Real Train
- Song For Lonn Friend
- & B
5 songs
- Leaky Roof Blues (Strutter 3000 Mix)
- Leaky Roof Blues (Downtown Mudsound Mix)
- Leaky Roof Blues (Dick Naked Mix)
- Leaky Roof Blues (Birds of New Zealand Mix)
- Leaky Roof Blues (Gooey Comfort Comedown Mix)
Liner notes
- Barry Zimmerman - drums
- Pat Noecker - bass
- Greg Markel - guitar
- Chris Heine - vocals
All music and ideas by Urethra Franklin Lyrics by Chris Heine Background vocals on "Soulful" and "Long" by Greg Markel Engineered by Steve O'Gorman Produced by Steve O'Gorman and Urethra Franklin Mixed by Steve O'Gorman and Urethra Franklin Recorded at KVNO studios Cover photo by Matt Svoboda
Released on cassette by -ismist recordings, 1993
(Cassette digitization by Chris Johnson - Thanks, CRJ!)
Liner notes
Vern was comprised of lead singer/bass player Kenny Keuck, lead guitar Chris Hemmelman and drummer Eric J Eckert. They formed in the fall of 2001 and played shows across Eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa for a year and a half before breaking up. The CD was recorded by some guy named Josh in the middle of nowhere in Hornick, Iowa during a blizzard in a 12 hour period, only taking a break to go to a Charles Dumar Project show at True Skateshop in Sioux City, Iowa. It was released on Gypsy Lover Records.
Liner notes
Members: Nate Christiancy - Vocals & Guitar Aaron Druery - Bass Eric Hallstrom - Vocals & Guitar Greg Olson - Drums
Releases: Cassette release on ISM Members came from: Rocking Horse Members went to: Caffiend, Blandine Cosima, RR 134, Criteria, Ghost Runners, Bright Eyes (probably more).
Liner notes
midwest hardcore / thrash / punk / metal. Aggressive lightning-fast hardcore bordering on metal. High energy shows and recordings. Intense politi-punk vocals. Aggressive and intense and infectuous.
the new album is 10 songs of blistering fast hardcore with thunderous yet melodic guitars, machine gun drums, anti-government sentiments- heartfelt but not emo. 2 instrumentals to let you catch your breath.
12 songs
- Intro
- Plan B
- Self-medicate
- Thanks For Nothing
- Sexy Cola
- The New Church
- Mars Furnace
- Right Arm
- Food Chain
- Twice
- Prelude
- Techno-politics
WIDE = Jimmy + Smokey + Motherfucker One Recorded in a basement at various moments in 1997-1998. Mr. Jared Alberico played the mesmerizing theremin on "Thanks for Nothing." Eric Medley performed computerization and optimization on the whole shebang.
Originally released on -ism records in 1998.
Download includes 2 songs from a Hidden Agenda promo tape, with different mixes.
8 songs
- 1492
- Message to an old friend
- Gasoline
- Just-World Principle
- Where will you go
- Lost and Found
- Radio
- This is what their system is
YIA, 1999-2008. Members: Guitar/vox -- Bob Okamoto Drums/vox -- James Tomlinson Bass/vox -- Nate Hales Guitar -- Pete Battalion (*this album)
