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  Hibou Mécanique 2007, Supermegacorporation, Cat# SMC08 CD Recording available from Supermegacorporation Mail Order 01. Mars 02. The French 03. The Ambassador 04. Moteur à Vapeur 05. Stumpytown 06. Gertie 07. Hibou Mécanique 08. Fantôme et Pomme de Terre 09. Message for Tomorrow from the People of the Future 10. L'île Hippie 11. My Fist, Your Face 12. Bloody Head and Goose 13. Necklace Made of Human Ears 14. Un Sac De Chatons  White Night, Floating Anchor 2002, Emperor Jones Records, Cat# EJ52 CD THIS RECORDING CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT "The title song is a six-minute wonder of waltz-time ballroom doom, its dreaded air tempered with high-pitched vocals of the instantly recognizable Linda Hagood, while 'Valuable Duck Floats Through Lily Pond' is their crowning achievement, Matt Hall's gently barked vocals answering the band's seductive crawl." - Craig, Emperor Jones  Falling Lanterns 2000, Emperor Jones Records, Cat# EJ31 CD THIS RECORDING CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT "Until (if?) the Thinking Fellers record another album, there's the fellow San Franciscan quartet Double U filling in for them. Purposefully wacked indie-melodies with plenty of nods to the ethnomusicological damage of the Sun City Girls and recalling the golden age of San Francisco art rock (Residents, Snakefinger, and the rest of Ralph Records)." - Aquarius Records, San Francisco  The Double U vs. Glands of External Secretion 1998, VHF Records, Cat# VHF31 2xCD Recording available from Midheaven Mail Order &  "The Double U performs its captivating murky minimalistic rockishness on disc one of this 2-disc set, then on disc two Glands of External Secretion remixes the former's tracks into a jolting nightmare that lingers in the back of your mind." - Prem Lall's Faves for 1997, KUSF San Francisco, 90.3 FM  Absurd Fjord 1996, Communion Records, Cat# COMM41 CD/LP Recording available from Midheaven Mail Order & "Absurd Fjord introduced a vocalist (Matt Hall) who croaks like Tom Waits, a guitar that meows like Jeff Cotton's, a rhythm section that Frank Zappa would have loved (Orange Catholic Bible, Great Deceiver)." - scaruffi.com/vol5 Ephemeral Music
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