My Bones Are Singing

By: Those Lavender Whales

Released: April 7, 2017

The second album from Those Lavender Whales (produced, recorded, and mixed by Chaz Bundick) grapples with frustration with ever-decreasing time, questioning your place in the universe, and the possible nonexistence of spiritual authority in a capricious world.

Tryin' To Stay Ahead

By: Mike Collins Jr.

Released: December 30, 2014

Ennui Go

By: Can't Kids

Released: May 6, 2014

"Ennui Go" is Can't Kids' second full length release. Each track exists in and creates its own world (and what worlds they are) from "Oh Momma"'s menacing maternal love to "The Calm"'s plaintive but aggrieved resignation to "The Twist"'s unhinged sociopathic affirmation, and on and on as Ennui Go goes on. But to focus on the songs separately would miss the genius of the album and of the band who are languidly observing and responding to a world that is as achingly gorgeous as it is terrifying and blisteringly fast. It's that world, our world, that the album as a whole inhabits, with Cullum using every knife in the kitchen drawer to hone lyrical figures and to brandish mildly in exuberant paranoia while the band plays on, playing Ennui Go.

Houses

By: Southern Femisphere

Released: July 2, 2013

Pandercakes/Pussywizard Split

By: Pussy Wizard

Released: April 9, 2013

BEEEP.

By: Sein Zum Tode

Released: March 19, 2013

Sein Zum Tode presents their symphony of mind-bending avant-metal mayhem. A challenge to your brain. A challenge to your ears. But more an overwhelming journey into a welcoming world of sounds you never thought possible. Get out your calculators.

Brushes Touches Tongues

By: Can't Kids

Released: July 10, 2012

The self-proclaimed “Appalachian Cheerleader Metal” quartet Can't Kids' songs are self-aware: prideful and damning, confrontational and confident. All this stirs up a raucousness inside that you haven't felt since punk rock, only this time there is a frailty from years of dormancy. With “Brushes Touches Tongues,” Can't Kids take their songs out of the house where they live (Shredquarters), practice, and oftentimes perform; and bring them into the studio where all of the intricacies that become lost in a crowded room can be showcased. Adam & Jessica's vocals weave in and out of each other, echoing, arguing, and combining to create an album that loves, hates, and feels alright.

All I Got Is Time

By: Say Brother

Released: August 2, 2011

Say Brother tears influences from blues, bluegrass, punk, and good southern rock & roll, and compiles them all into an energetic garagy blast of sound. Born from the ashes of Mercy Mercy Me, Say Brother keeps all the energy, but adds some good ole country twang.

Blue Suicide

By: Coma Cinema

Released: March 15, 2011

OUT OF PRINT Coma Cinema's third full-length (and first on Fork & Spoon), Blue Suicide, builds a dark environment of lo-fi synths and other pieced together instrumentation, combining bleak lyrics with pop melodies that can't help but leaving you feeling hopeful.

Another Place, Another Time b/w Cayce Blues

By: Mercy Mercy Me

Released: April 2, 2010

Mercy Mercy Me defines their sound with these two fast-paced, heavy hitting, bloozy garage-rock gems that fully capture the raw energy that is at their core.