Soviet OJET-017 "Life Begins At Rewirement" Original Soundtrack This 10-track album has been described by Trevin Matcek, the director of "Life Begins At Rewirement," as "the heartbeat" of the film. Striking "hot and cold balance by mixing analog and digital." Said Matcek, "The result is synthetic, but never artificial. It's warm and earnest, with a layer of loneliness just below the surface. Keith summed up the feeling it creates with a single word: chills." See the Soviet artist page.
	Your Mouth And Eyes OJET-016 "Farm The Moon" Big, screeching guitars, whispered vocals and a fat bassline on which you can hear the strings being scraped real good and choppy. Thane Matcek is an Ojet old schooler, with appearances on several releases and even a connection to 76.2% Records, the label that became Ojet back in 1998. This one is new school/old school/NASA-style. Check out the video and see the Your Mouth And Eyes artist page.
	Elysian Fields OJET-015 Last Night On Earth Their seventh full-length, a heady throwback to classic rock radio, while still full of that same old smoke. 6-page digipak includes all of the lyrics, liner notes and full conceptual artwork. Press To purchase on compact disc, click here.
	Bull Thieves OJET-014 Bull Thieves 10-song debut from the New York trio made up of Texas ex-pats Lance Scott Walker, Nicholas Phelps and Task. Fat beats, big synths, deep voices and huge guitars. Press 1. Sons Of The Morning Town 2. The Auld Haunts 3. Summer Clothes For Anne Marie 4. The Quiet 5. On Laza's Tab 6. Slippin On The Dry Spots 7. Nervous 8. House Of Atmospheres 9. Across The Ice 10. My Sheep Still Sleeps In Your Meadow
	Sad Like Crazy Populist Octopus CD (OJET-013) This 16-track followup to Love Songs To Death is a beautifully unfocused document of Sad Like Crazy's love of pop experimentation, with songs as varied and intertwined as its members. August 2002. Press
	Kabochack The King of Pumpkins CD (OJET-012) "It's fast, sugary, pseudo-bratty pop punk, and lyrics are all in Japanese! How much cuter can it get? It doesn't get any cuter, actually. Yes, Kabochak may sound like the nauseating musical equivalent to Hello Kitty on the first song, but from the rest of this six-track overview spotlights their intelligent pop songcraft." -- Splendid E-Zine, Winter 2002
	Sad Like Crazy Love Songs To Death CD (OJET-011) With 5 band 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 the course of 3 years. Listen to it in stages, the artists suggest. Listen to it good and long, say we. Originally released in 2001, soon to be available digitally. Press
	Port Vale The Music The Lights The Fire CD (OJET-010) Recorded by Scott Garred (Silver Scooter, Super XX Man) at Albert Hall in Austin, Texas, these 12 tracks represent the best-known Port Vale lineup of Lance Walker, Bret Shirley and John Adams. Released in March of 2001, it is the band's only full-length, and also their swansong. Press
	Golden Gram Golden Gram CD (OJET-009) In early 1999 Gram Lebron, formerly of schrasj, relocated to the San Francisco Bay area, and in doing so re-cut his teeth musically. This shifts away from his earlier work in both mood and intensity. 13 songs with everything performed by Lebron himself. Press
	The White Papers OJET-008 The White Papers This is a collaboration between songwriter Lance Scott Walker (Bull Thieves, formerly of Port Vale) and Jeffrey McLaughlin, who has been a DJ around Houston for years, all the while working on his own ambient and dance tracks. Together they bring those sounds together on these 6 tracks, which play together as one piece of music. New album coming in the summer of 2012.
	Freedom Sold Ten Years Four Walls DBLP/CD (OJET-007) MC Kwam (vocals, guitar, rants, effects) and DJ Spaceghost (turntable, samples, effects, guitar) started playing together in 1997 and were always ahead of their time in respect to what was going on in Houston. This captures the obvious hip-hop elements present on their 1998 debut EP Whores, but pushes the envelope further sonically in its 16 tracks. Press
	Lucky Motors "The Package And The Prophet" b/w "Ashtray Of Kisses" 7" (OJET-006) Debut 2-song recording from the Houston trio. Lucky Motors dissolved in 2001 and moved on to other projects, including Sharks and Sailors. Press
	All Transistor Parts CD (OJET-005) Singer/songwriter Thane Matcek assembled an ensemble of musicians from Houston and Austin over the period of 3 years to put together this 14-song long player we released in March of 2000. Press
	Port Vale OJET-004 Western Winds Six tracks produced by John Croslin and Gram Lebron at the long-extinct ClubSafeParking in Houston in the Spring of 1999. Re-sequenced with new artwork on the digital version.
	Mathlete "The Household Frequencies" 7" (OJET-003) Dan Marsden and Mike (Wolfie) Downey were based in Chicago and joined forces with a drum machine, some keyboards and the occasional guitar to create Mathlete. The duo now live on opposite sides of the world but both are still releasing music. Downey now lives in Sweden and has a band called Shy Mirrors. Press
	Port Vale "There Goes The Patience" b/w "Mass Transit At Midnight" 7" (OJET-002) 1998 debut recording from the trio of Houstonians. Press
	schrasj "f" CD/LP (OJET-001) Our very first release and the second full length from the at one time globally-based trio originally from Houston. Ten tracks recorded over the course of a full year by the band in their own studio. Press