Mandragora Records P.O. Box 219 Greenfield, MA 01302 mandy@mandragora.com

Rezanate Reza Monahan: mandolin, keyboards, vocals Nate Longcope: guitar, percussion, keyboards, vocals Jason Breeden: guitar Discography Weekend Freedom Machine     [Lost At Sea Productions 2000, CDR] Missed America     [Mandragora 2001, CDR] Insideoutmosphere (solo Reza)     [Private Press 2003, CDR] At The Eat (solo Nate)    [Mandragora 2005, CDR] Filmography Kymata    1999 17 Reason     2000 It Depends On The Television (video compilation)     2001

Bull Anus Old Bull Lee: total harsh Anus Moses: NOISE Swampbilly cousins Old Bull and Mr.Moses abandoned their popular CCR tribute band Chooglin' to form this Grammy-nominated power duo, who explore the touching emotions of love and loss through the healing power of song. Discography Enter The Anus     [Mandragora 2002, CDR] Anus Comes Alive!     [Mandragora 2002, CDR] IBOL Records Magazine #4 - compilation track     [IBOL 2003] (A STUDY IN)DEAD AUDIO TAPE - compilation track     [Deadline Recordings 2003] Cataclastic Fracture Volume 2 - "baby shit" compilation track     [Deadline Recordings 2004]

MANDOG SOUND CARRIERS Keiichi Miyashita(G) Yasunori Kubo(Dr) The music of MANDOG is "Instant Composing". "Instant Composing" means impromptu but it's totally different from improvisation like "free Jazz" or "session". MANDOG started since 2000 year, and performed mainly in Tokyo. Members of MANDOG is always not stable, Sometime performed by only the leader of MANDOG "Keiichi Miyashita" with a guitar and the other time performed with about 10 members. Also Keiichi Miyashita is a sound carrier(member) of Damo Suzuki(ex-member of CAN)'s Network, the summer of 2002 Keiichi joined DAMO's Network U.S. tour as a guitarist. Discography MANDOG 1st     (EPCD01) The Private Cassette/Keiichi Miyashita     (EPCD02) LIVE     (EPCD03) Circle Triangle     [Mandragora 2002, CDR] Web site: www.mandog.info Interview: Nucleus 9/03

Robot vs. Rabbit Garrett Gentry: drums, bass, misc Fuzzbot: guitar, effects, misc Tim Killough: guitar, effects, misc RVR is a mechanical disturbance from a state of equilibrium that propagates through an elastic material medium. A purely subjective definition of sound is also possible, as that which is perceived by the ear, but it is not particularly illuminating and is unduly restrictive. Discography Compositions     [Rabbot Recordings 2001, CDR] RVR / AN - split w/ Aluminium Noise     [Rabbot Recordings 2001, CDR] Deprogramming Music Vol.1 - compilation track     [Sacred Sound Noise 2001, CDR] Trading the Witch for the Devil     [Mandragora 2002, CD] Web site: www.rabbot.net Interview: Nucleus 10/03

CrackHouse 1988-1993 David Gilden: guitar, bass, noise Erik Amlee: bass, guitar, noise Troy Hooper: drums, noise Formed in Clear Lake City, TX by members of Black Cow and Devil Donkey. Inspired by fellow Texan psychos Butthole Surfers, Stickmen With Rayguns, Culturcide, and Pain Teens, CrackHouse began as a power-trio belching primal riffs, brain-damaged solos, and fuzz-wah feedback. This soon degenerated into spasm-inducing atonal improvised free noise, mangled guitars blasting over cut-up Reefer Madness soundtracks. No music allowed. Discography hArdCORE     [1988, C45; Mandragora 2002, CDR] IAO     [1989, C90; Mandragora 2001, CDR] The Acid King     [1990, C90; Mandragora 2001, CDR] Abbadon/Baphomet     [1991, C90] Hoop     [1993, C90; Mandragora 2002, CDR]

Voodoo Mechanics 1992-1999 Erik Amlee: samples, guitar, noise, everything Solo experimental project using tapes and processed instruments. Organic trance based upon his research into ecstatic/shamanic ritual music from around the globe, academic electronic technique, and the lo-fi random factor. Discography Quixotica     [1993, C90] Total Hallucination     [1995, C90] Chaotika     [1997, C90; Mandragora 2001, CDR]