LEX033CD
(5" COMPACT DISC)
A01.Can You Believe It?
A02. We're Winning
A03. 10th Avenue Freakout
A04. The Rabbit
A05. Song About a Wedding
A06. Holy Holy Holy
A07. The Small Burn
A08. Hummer
A09. O Telescope
A10. Goody Gumdrops
A11. The Poor Fella
A12. A Murder
A13. The Hully Gully

LEX033LP
(2 x 12" BLACK VINYL DISC).
A01.Can You Believe It?
A02. We're Winning
A03. 10th Avenue Freakout
B01. The Rabbit
B02. Song About a Wedding
B03. Holy Holy Holy
C01. The Small Burn
C02. Hummer
C03. O Telescope
C04. Goody Gumdrops
D01. The Poor Fella
D02. A Murder
D03. The Hully Gully

""I don't know what to do with do nothing days", sings Fog's Andrew Broder, surrounded by a shambling, jerrybuilt music that actually must have kept him occupied a long while. Last heard with Anticon's Yoni Wolf in side-project Hymie's Basement, the Minneapolis native's bodged tracks are the equivalent of Napoleon Dynamite's hybrid animal, the "liger", with beats that kick like a flogged mule. He also breathes in the wrong places, while catching you off guard with an arresting phrase - Paddy McAloon cast as a vagrant in a Gus Van Sant movie."

**** Uncut  

"Quirky pop jem from the minnesotan enigma who doesn't wear purple. Andrew 'Fog' Broder loves to throw his audience a curveball. From the adventures in wonky turntablism on his difficult but often dazzling debut, through the piano-led experimentation of Ether Teeth to mutant hip-hop/college rock crossover on Hymie's Basement (his excellent 2003 collaboration with Anticon MC Jonathan 'Why?' Wolf), each record has proclaimed a new direction before finishing up somewhere completely different. 10th Avenue Freakout sets out it's stall with a euphoric swirl of Salvation Army trumpet, then marches straight into retrospective futurism of mordant stylophone rhapsody We're Winning. By the time the album ends in a full-on industrial free-jazz freakout you'll either be totally lost or suspecting this man might be a genius." 
****Mojo