INFINITY CAT

British mag Supersweet says "The musical vehicle of multi-instrumental New York songwriter Lindsay Powell, Cake Bake Betty's music is an exercise in both the beautiful and the bizarre. Inspired predominantly by old mariner songs, folk classics and blues standards amongst many other influences, the tracks have an off-kilter appeal and energy which most artists would struggle to replicate."

Lindsay now plays in Festival and Chicago based GA'AN.

It is no coincidence that this cassette will fit in a stocking. Christmas stocking, girlfriends stocking, guy who is stocking you - running out of ideas here. Well anyway we have 50 and it's the cassette version of this:

"Its bouncy guitars are underpinned by some thunderous bass -- think the Romantics,
taken on a desert rock acid trip with Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme." – Spin

"It's hard to say who was having more fun during Diarrhea Planet's set—the band or
their audience....Diarrhea Planet was the only band of the day to get an encore, thanks to
their utter devotion to keeping the crowd enthralled." - Village Voice

"..this grungey Nashville sextet is churning out full-tilt, pit-soaked, garage party rock
and roll. Frontman Hodan Dickie’s vocals sounding like a burlier Joey Ramone with a
mouthful of novocaine, only adds to the awesomeness. That and the fact that they sound
like their having more fun than the rest of us." - My Old Kentucky Blog

“Loose Jewels is exactly what you would expect to hear on a Diarrhea Planet album.
It’s 19 minutes and 15 seconds of loud-as-hell anthems to drinking beer and skating with
your friends…The greatest practical joke Diarrhea Planet has ever played is naming
themselves something so reprehensibly stupid while being so ridiculously talented.” –
Nashville Scene

“Diarrhea Planet is a refreshing blast of nasty beautiful scuzz in a world of where hi-fi is
the new lo-fi. We are all the better for their presence in our lives.” - Impose

It is no coincidence that this cassette will fit in a stocking. Christmas stocking, girlfriends stocking, guy who is stocking you - running out of ideas here. Well anyway we have 50 and it's the cassette version of this:

"Here’s a little something I would have loved to get my hands on sooner. It’s the debut release from Nashville natives HEAVY CREAM, coming from the Infinity Cat label, and they’re making quite a statement. The first thing you’ll probably notice about this record: it’s short. Too short. You’ve got twelve individual tracks of highly caffeinated, blink-once-and-it’s-over garage pop, lasting nowhere past the twenty minute mark. Ambitious female vocals are paired with catchy guitar hooks, and there’s absolutely no hesitation or second-guessing in their summery approach. The guitars are clean and concentrated, coming through with heavy riffage and barrels of skill. Although this is a short collection of like-minded songs, this is indeed proof that Heavy Cream are here to stay with their infectious take on garage influenced power-pop. They’re making their statement, and it’s definitely noticeable. By the time you get your foot in the door, this is already clear. The first three tracks barely last five minutes long, but you’ll be roped into the music without any doubt in my mind. Lead singer Jessica wails away with confidence and much authority (like in the song “Hawkwound”), which is definitely one of the standout aspects of this exhilarating album. The opening track “Run Free” is an ecstatic intro to everything, and I’m not entirely sure what Jessica is singing, but it sounds like she’s endorsing taking a dose of LSD – fine by me! “Stiff Lick” is another one worth the full 2:21, which definitely has a moody grunge feel. About halfway through it suddenly picks up momentum and the chords are thrown through a fast paced beat down, which is a picture-perfect little song in itself included on this record." (STYROFOAM DOME)

"If Those Darlins are the kinda Tennessee gals that tipped cows, went road-trippin’, drank moonshine, and listened to Waylon Jennings and Jason and the Scorchers, then Heavy Cream are their garage-rock sisters that smoked cigarettes in the bathroom, made out under the bleachers, and listened to The Stooges and Jay Reatard. Each band has a dude in the fold, but who really cares, amirite?! OK, OK, just kidding, bros. Nashville’s Heavy Cream explode with fast, short, exuberant bursts of garage rock. Their new album Danny was released on Infinity Cat Records (home of JEFF the Brotherhood and the album was produced by Jake Orrall)" (MOKB)

"Heavy Cream is a three girls for every boy (get it? The band has three girls and one guy) band from Nashville and their full-length debut Danny (Infinity Cat) is a sticky, sweet musical sundae made with equal parts Ramones, Be Your Own Pet, and the Runaways. Released only on vinyl and MP3, the songs on Danny sound like empty soda cans filled with thumb tacks. The guitars here are steady and understated, the drums are tight and cymbal heavy, and the vocals are flippant - it's perfection. When lead singer Jessica growls "horror/hooooooorror" on "Heart of Darkness," you can't help but strike an angry pose and loll your head around on top of your neck like some sort of extra in Rock 'N' Roll High School. It's nice when music can make you feel like a bad ass." (BUST)

A lot of people out there have asked if there would be a CD version of "Danny". Your wish is our command. The critically acclaimed debut album is now on CD. And if you want to order it now, you'll receive a special bonus gift! It's a truly awesome, funny, crazy tour DVD. Yours free, just for ordering now! But wait, there's more! It's autographed by the band! That's right. But wait, there's more! We'll mail both the CD and DVD right to your house! Imagine....You are checking the mail and whoa! there's a sweeeet package from Infinity Cat! You had nothing to do today, but now everything's changed. You have a DVD to watch and a CD to play! Sounds to good to be true, but it isn't. Unless of course we run out of DVD's. And we will, so you don't wait!

Been waiting for that special new CD that will change everything? Well, here it is. Super Treatment! The new album from Heavy Cream. Just when you were beginning to think the future of underground music belonged to MicroKorgs and looped nonsense,  Nashville’s Heavy Cream  are back with a new album to remind you that the two  and a half minute rock and roll blast is alive and well.
The new album (produced by Ty Segall and recorded by Eric Bauer in San Francisco) doesn’t have a song longer than three minutes, but every track on Super Treatment packs the garage punk punch Heavy Cream created on 2010’s Danny and then some.
With Tiffany Minton now on drums, and guest bass player Seth Sutton, Super Treatment was given the Segall Treatment with songs like ’79 and Prison Shanks clear examples of the bands decision to soak their songs in distortion and fuzz.

Now available on CD! "We Are The Champions", where JEFF The Brotherhood "back up the balls of this album title", according to David Fricke in Rolling Stone

"Jeff the Brotherhood’s style-sampling punk can be viewed in several ways: as sharpened, gutted psychedelic-rock jams, or as reverb-soaked pop meditations with some blues shuffled in. Whatever you call it, it’s compelling, face-melting stuff on the duo's latest, We Are the Champions. Also on the bill are Danish punk revivalists Iceage." says Time Out New York.

"Call them old-fashioned, but JTB knows how to rock. They just don’t make bands like JEFF the Brotherhood anymore. Or, rather, bands don’t make themselves the way these guys did anymore. In an age when groups are signed and hyped off demos three practices into their careers and dismissed by the time their first album is out, this Nashville psych-punk duo, brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall, self-released five records of Southern-fried psychedelic riff punk over the span of six years before finally feeling worthy of sharing itself with the rest of the world. Then, it hit the asphalt. Hard." (Willmette Week)

Been waiting for the CD version? Well here it is, including the bonus track "Pleasure Centre". Here's what they're saying about HEAVY DAYS:
Spin Magazine December issue: #1 on list of Songs You Must Hear Now! "Post-adolescent bros dig into the sweet spot between punk and hard rock".
The new champions of good time, feel good grungy rock, complete with industrial guitar distortion and tightly packed Barracudas percussion. Jeff The Brotherhood are squeezing out the remaining warmth from this years final months, heroically preserving the summer. (Mojophenia)
Noisy, psychedelic, grungy, even ever-so-slightly post-punk, JEFF feels like a stroll through the best record collection ever (Whispers of Wire, Sonic Youth, Devo, Talking Heads, and Chisel come to mind). (Punk News)
The infectious "Bone Jam" rides a falsetto chorus like a ray of turbocharged sunshine through chugging guitar, while the "The Tropics" puts the "power" back in power ballad. (Nashville Scene)

Yes, Monkey Bowl is back with the follow-up album to the brilliant debut "Plastic 350". Featuring "Clear Channel", "Trust Me, I Work For The Government", and the soon-to-be-heard-in-a-major-motion-picture "End Title Song" (hint: it'll play when the credits roll!)....

Natural Child's already classic debut LP now available on cassette thanks to Burger Records! Heres what they say about it:

"Down and dirty southern rock n roll from Nashville's Natural Child!!! We've been obsessed with this album, it rules, it's real, it really rules!"

250 pressed, we have 50 to sell, act fast!

If you were quick enough to grab a copy of the "BODYSWITCHERS" cassette before they sold out (there were only 100...) then you know this is one awesome release.  We now offer you a cd version with new artwork, hand assembled and shrinkwrapped by our faithful interns.  Enjoy!

We are so happy our friends at Burger have sent us a box of Peach Kelli Pop Cassettes! And you'll be happy you got one before they were gone! Hand numbered, lim/ed, and high quality! We are in love with Peach Kelli Pop, and you will be too! "If there’s anything that will toast your buns, it’s the album equivalent of Joey Ramone and Fay Fife smashing on a pile of rainbows, amirite?" (IMPOSE) "This shit is absolutely adorable. Peach Kelli Pop is the solo project of Allie Hanlon, member of the Ottawa-based garage rock outfit the White Wires. It is lighthearted, very lo-fi, and catchy as all fuck." (SPACE ROCK MOUNTAIN) "File this under music to beat off to. The album starts off with what sounds like really good suitcase drumming and jumps into the singer telling you about different made-up dances that she wants to do with you and also that she has a crush on you. Be still my heart." (VICE)

We'll start by letting Daniel Pujol tell you about his debut LP for Infinity Cat: “X File On Main St. stylistically focuses on Nashville and draws from my work in MEEMAW and Saigon Baby/Wizardz. It is an aesthetic and conceptual assemblage of a lot of the recording and narrative ideas I’ve experimented with since 2007, but all at once. X File is a record for and about everything around in Nashville since I moved here in 2006. Ben Todd of Nashville’s Dead, Dillon “Angel Baby” Watson of D. Watusi, and Wez Traylor of Natural Child and MEEMAW play on it. Their science keeps me honest; the truth is way, way, out there.”

PUJOL fans can download the album on iTunes HERE. But due to popular demand, we're happy to also bring it to you as a handmade CD, lovingly shrinkwrapped by our crack team of interns.

Order now and receive a FREE copy of Art Circus, with the original version of The Mattoid's cover of "Be Your Own Pet". "Let's Do The Classics" is a self-proclaimed all-time "weariest lo-fi covers album," featuring his deconstructionist takes on pop-radio staples the likes of "Eleanor Rigby," "Dancing Queen," Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" and Roxette's "It Must Have Been Love"- songs he strives to prove say little when stripped of their pop melodrama." He also takes a song from former Infinity Cat artist Art Circus, "Be Your Own Pet"- yes, the song from which the band took it's name- and transforms it from pure cuteness to pure evil. This new Mattoid masterpiece is brought to you by the good people at Thee Swan Recording Company (www.theeswan.com), the label that brought you Dave Cloud, which you should go and buy, because you will love him.

Finnish freak-folk-rocker THE MATTOID returns with his 2nd full length album, The Glory Holy. Recorded at John Vanderslice s Tiny Telephone studio in San Francisco by engineer Jay Pellicci (Deerhoof, Erase Erata), and finished in The Mattoid s current home base of Nashville, TN with members of Silver Jews, Clem Snide, Lambchop, and Bobby Bare Jr. s Young Criminals Starvation League.