populist octopus CD (OJET-013) "Populist Octopus" is a document of Sad Like Crazy's love of pop experimentation, and its songs are as varied and intertwined as its members. Beautifully unfocused, SLC recorded this 16 track follow-up to "Love Songs To Death" at their new home studio in Houston, TX. Reviews
	the king of pumpkins CD (OJET-012) This trio of girls came to Texas on tour from Japan last year and just blew us away. Impressed by their enthusiasm and firey, well constructed pop anthems, we took them to lunch and worked out a deal on the spot. Six tracks to skip work and go to the beach listening to. Reviews
	love songs to death CD (OJET-011) With 5 members and 4 different songwriters, "Love Songs to Death" makes more sense as a long series of interchanging instruments and leaders than it does a rock record. SLC recorded this massive 22-track output over 3 years. This is songwriting at its most pure. Listen to it in stages, the artists suggest. Listen to it long, we suggest.Reviews
	the music the lights the fire CD (OJET-010) "The Music The Lights The Fire" was recorded by Silver Scooter's Scott Garred and collects 12 tracks of warm guitars layered sound over sound with Lance Walker's unique voice and a driving pop sound that knows exactly when to rock out and exactly when to pretend it doesn't know how. Reviews
	s/t CD (OJET-009) In early 1999 Gram Lebron, formerly of Schrasj, found himself relocated to the beautiful Bay area of California. Taking his time, he emerged a year and a half later with 13 pop songs of a differing intensity than his former work. One gets the feel of someone cutting their teeth all over again through short and upbeat compositions, clean guitars and almost softly caressed percussion, all performed by Lebron himself. Reviews
	s/t CD5 (OJET-008) A collaboration between Lance Walker (Port Vale) and Jeff McLaughlin, a former drum n bass dj in houston, the white papers listens like one cohesive piece of music. While broken up into six tracks, the different pop and ambient movements blend seamlessly into each other throughout. Reviews
	"ten years four walls" DBLP/CD (OJET-007) Freedom Sold have been at it for around four years now, and the result of their hard work and innovative production and sampling work is evident on their second release, "Ten Years Four Walls". While capturing the same hip-hop elements of their 1998 debut EP, "Whores", they have pushed their own creative envelope much further on this 16-track excursion.Reviews
	"the package and the prophet" b/w "ashtray of kisses" 7" (OJET-006) These two songs make up the debut recording from this young trio. Lucky Motors played their first show at the 1999 Houston Pop Fest and haven't let us down since. We are proud to bring this 7" full of sweet strings and upbeat rhythms to a turntable near you. Reviews
	"parts" CD (OJET-005) An ensemble of Texas musicians have come together over a period of three years to bring Thane Matcek's innocent and boyish songs to life on this 14-song long player. Electronic and pop elements blend seamlessly with acoustic guitars, creating a record that is as haunting as it is warm. Reviews
	"western winds" CD5 (OJET-004) Picking up where they left off on their debut 7", Here are six more pop selections by the Vale. Beautifully produced by John Croslin and Gram Lebron at the now extinct ClubSafeParking in Houston. Reviews
	"the household frequencies" 7" (OJET-003) Dan Marsden and Mike (Wolfie) Downey of Illinois join forces with a drum machine, some keyboards and the occasional guitar to bring you six pop songs filled with the kind of ear candy you haven't heard since you last unplugged your Atari. Reviews
	"there goes the patience" b/w "mass transit at midnight" 7" (OJET-002) Debut 7" from this trio of young Houstonians. Kick it with the best of them. Reviews
	"f" CD/LP (OJET-001) This is the second full length from the somewhat globally based trio. Ten selections of pure pop recorded over the course of a full year by the band in their own studio. Reviews