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IDM THEFT ABLE cl amo/ang or/er us/e et c (Humbug; Norway) CDR $11 Humbug catalog: "A perpetual boiling, seething stew. For the duration of the 50+ min title-track Id M Theft Able's kettle is never actually emptied and cleaned out, new ingredients are simply added to the muck! And what a mighty great lump of effervescent aural muck this is, just sublime! Have yr fill...a proper binge is in order! Seriously, this is some of the quaint-est, whackiest, most dense & dynamic punk-clatter noise-shit you'll ever hear, and it blissfully goes on & on, ad nauseam. So, another bloated master-piece it is, from the genius Skot Spear (& the man is not just any home-taper slouch, check out www.kraag.org for more evidence, go there now!), and it's a great counterpart to the equally confounding/intriguing "Wet Summertime Bodies Plays harps Inside Snow Banks" released on Veglia earlier this year." [internal code = GH / EF]

IDM THEFT ABLE I See Faint Fireflies September Dim (Imvated; Belgium) CDR $10 Imvated catalog: "An overwhelming bedtime story straight outa Kraagistan. Scott, the good duud behind the MANG DISC label, delivering the good vibes for 78 minutes. one take. flies, wood, a dog, fire and vocals. comes in a multicolor cover with loads of inserts."

THE INDIANS Indianism (Polydor) $8

IN THE SUMMER OF THE MUSHROOM HONEY (Aether Records) $9 1999 psychedelic rock from Indiana.

IRVING KLAW TRIO (Silly Bird Records) $15

JENNIFER GENTLE & KAWABATA MAKOTO The Wrong Cage (Sillyboy Entertainment; Italy) $20 Original 2002 release.

JESSAMINE The Long Arm of Coincidence (Kranky) $12 Nice hand-press sleeve.

JOHN WILKES BOOZE Five Pillars of Soul Vol. 1: Melvin Van Peebles (Affirmation) CDR EP $20 Original limited-edition CDR release--this material was later reissued as part of a CD on Kill Rock Stars. Numbered edition of 300 in handmade sleeves, with informative insert on Melvin Van Peebles. Indiana avant-garage white boys dare to mess around with the music of Afro-American film giant Melvin Van Peebles, and do a good job of it. Three tracks: "Sweetback's Gonna Make It," "Brer Soul Is on the Street (Talkin' to People)," and "Watch Out!"