Ropechain braids holy fear, schizophrenic inspiration, baroque pop-references, and deep, mystical love into a formidable work likely to leave aficionados of rock-n-roll trapped in an obsessive cycle of listening and re-listening.

Feast your ears upon The Delicious' complex, light-hearted, and freakishly disjointed blend of experimental indie-art-pop. Postcard To My Sewing Circle abounds with elegantly constructed, cerebral power-pop anthems.

Containing seventeen indie, experimental, and hardcore artists from Indiana's past, Defunct Indiana compiles some of the best music from all Indiana based, now-defunct bands.

Powerfully regulated, densely organized wall-of-sound style metal and delirious, spasming, often sublime experimentation braiding together in an insane double helix of truly inspired rock music.

Push-Pull probe areas untouched by The Wipers, King Crimson, Big Star, or Shellac - simultaneously offending, repelling, seducing, and violating the music snobs of our time.

Sophisticated noise-pop with enough time changes and feedback layering to please hipsters and experimental rockers alike.

In honor of the release of Child Bite's magnificent second album, a FREE downloadable single has been made available. This is just a hint of what lies in store for you future Gold Thriller listeners.

Somehow this band has managed to bottle into one album all of the aspects and pathos that have made them the critically acclaimed band we all love. From tumultuous clamor to addictive two-minute anthems to epic joyful dirges, Florist Fired has it all.

Enter the private, brightly infantile, electrically sanctified world of Grampall Jookabox's idiot-savant folk-rock. Complex choral crescendos, jungle drums, box-car lo-fi, and bubble-gum-acid-pop combine!

Detroit's freak-wave outfit Child Bite meet up with noise-pop-rockers Stationary Odyssey for this lesson in Phys Ed. The music ranges from post-rocky Slint-ish ballads, to horn section no-wave freak outs.

A FREE downloadable EP from our favorite easy-listening noise-rockers, Stationary Odyssey. Terror on The Hell Loop features standard versions of two songs from the Head! Foot! and the Pink Axe album, as well as two remixes and one previously unreleased track.

A split CD from two opposing rock forces. In their sophomore effort, Abner Trio has developed a more epic sound, recalling a late 70's early 80's folk-punk sub-genre that never actually existed. Man at Arms retaliates by orchestrating clever, half-crazed, noisy punk/math-rock critiques of late stage consumer capitalism.

Mene mene tekel parsin captures the earliest stage in the evolution of Melk. With this recording we see the duo in their most introverted and uncompromising form.

Prog-math-metal rock-opera. LAFCADIO's wide array of influences (from King Crimson to Mike Patton; Melvins to The Mars Volta) fuse and recombine into a new-synthesis---like some kind of psycho-symphonic experimental cockrock-core.

The final installment from the future-legendary group available for FREE mp3 download.

Grind-folk/sleep-soaked/mystic-schizophrenic-post-monastic-trance-rock album of the year. Like a hybrid wedding of down-home bluesy strumming, and hyper-conceptual French postmodernism.

An ambitious compilation of noise, electronic, hip-hop, free jazz, prog, and experimental music; featuring rare, new and unreleased tracks from both the Joyful Noise and Sounds Are Active rosters.

Two Indianapolis gems here in one unexpected combination. This vinyl showcases the incredible talent and originality which, against all odds, is still alive and well in modern rock music.

If you enter one hypnagogic state of bodiless illumination this year it should be Receptor Sight's new album Cycles and Connections! The energy which permeates the universe will flow from your speakers.

For anyone who's too mature for 80's cock-rock, whose fed-up with death-metal, and is unable to dance or have sex while Don Caballero is blasting on the stereo--this album is a MUST-HAVE.

The bass and drum duo have composed an album that comes off sounding like a Christian Marclay-ed Melvins 12" crossfaded with a Ruins cover of Music for Airports.

Like the texts of medieval alchemists. Post-apocalyptic math rock which kind-of sounds like the collapse of a biblical city.

If you could run an MRI on this album it would look like a brain in the grips of a religious seizure. The most common side-effects include headache, rapture, salvation, arrhythmic heartbeat, and total brain-death.