POZAR RECORDS

	POZ013-Evan O'Donnell - High School Lullaby The first solo record by Brooklyn What guitarist Evan O'Donnell is a collection of of songs and experimental music pieces that blur the line between the waking world and the realm of dreams and hallucinations. Styles shift between Jazz, Rock, Noise and Computer Music. Written in honor of the New York City Department of Education and all you sleep deprived adolescent zombies out there. No drugs were consumed in the making of this album. Released April 2012.
	POZ012-Billy Cohen - Doctor Stabby Vs. Annunaki Space Demons The idiosyncratic genius of the late, great Billy Scream is explored in this collection of electronic music created between 2004 and 2009. Cohen's bizzare sense of humor meshes perfectly with imaginative, video game inspired landscapes, and twisted sound mashups. Features classics such as The Beetle Rennaissance, and Devito Robots Go Haywire. Released Fall 2011, an album of Cohen's chamber music to follow. Visit BillyCohen.com to donate to The Billy Fund.
	POZ011-Mickey PG Comes of Age Mickey PG's first full length chronicles the transition from adolescence to manhood in a series of acoustic and punk-rock numbers about masturbation, calculators, unemployment, frat parties, Freaks and Geeks, and, of course, the zoo. Backed by the Pozar house band: The Rhythm Section from Hell, and produced by Evan O'Donnell. Released August 2011
	POZ010-The Brooklyn What - South Brooklyn Singles These 5 tracks were recorded summer 2010 and released one each month over the following winter as a promotion for the band's continuing "Sorry Ma" party at Brooklyn's Trash Bar. They demonstrate the group's growth from a raucous backroom punk band to true Rock&Roll omnivores. New recordings of these tracks, and 10 others will be available on The Brooklyn What's next full-length album, to be released in mid-2012. Recorded at South Brooklyn Sound in Bay Ridge, engineered and mixed by Joe Ford.
	POZ009-The Brooklyn What - Gentrification Rock EP Released summer 2009 as a response to the neighborhood destroying actions of Bruce Ratner and Marty Markowitz in Prospect Heights and the out of control real estate market, this release shows the more confrontational, harder edged, lo-fi side of The Brooklyn What. Features 2 unreleased tracks from the Borough President sessions, a basement cover of a classic Kinks song, and 2 live tracks. Hey Bloomberg, Eat Shit!
	POZ008-John Severin and the Quiet 1s - Get Quiet EP This Early 2009 release presents The Quiet 1s in gestational form, bursting with energy. The songwriting style of frontman John-Severin is strongly influenced by groups such as Wilco, My Morning Jacket, and Broken Social Scene, with a strong touch of soul. With the assistance of Jesse Katz's drumming (strongly influenced by Animal of the Muppets), and Doug Carey's aggressive bass playing, the music gains the manic energy of a vintage punk band. The result is an incredibly driving and catchy take on contemporary Rock and Roll (a dying breed indeed).
	POZ007-The Brooklyn What For Borough President The Brooklyn What's first official assault on the spic-and-span, gentrifying nyc of the late 2000's, straight out the backdoor of the doomed original Freddy's Bar in prospect heights. An attempt to provide an alternative to the conformist, vacant williamsburg scene of the same era, and a rallying cry for those who still love simple, raw Rock&Roll. Recorded, mixed and mastered for under 500 dollars through two sweltering summers, and released via the band's own Pozar Records label. Featuring the band's original 3 guitar line-up. November 2008.
	POZ006-DiDi loves GoGo - Sexual Violence EP In contrast to the groups dreamlike first record, this EP is a revved-up slap in the face of thrashy, rockabilly inspired alt-rock, recorded, mixed and released in one month. The band feels live in the studio on this one, always one notch away from spinning out of control. Hampshire College Studio January 2008
	POZ005-Paper Cities Between 2006 and 2008 one of the best post-rock bands in NYC was made up of 3 flatbush natives, working up the perfect mixture of drifting soundscapes and heavy onslaughts of virtuosity. This, their one and only release, stands as an unheard masterpiece of the genre. Recorded and released in 2007.
	POZ004-DiDi loves GoGo - Machination A college project of a Brooklyn What guitarist, this album comes across as a primordial rock&roll ooze, bits of 80s alternative, rockabilly, vintage punk sticking their jagged heads out of a warm reverb cave, between shimmering folk rock and noise excursions. Like a long dream that leaves you washed up in a bathtub. In the best possible way. Released 2007.
	POZ003-The Brooklyn What for Borough Prezident (shitty six edition) The original mix of The Brooklyn What's debut, minus 4 tracks, this release is no longer available, see POZ007 above.
	POZ002-Mickey PG - Gimme Back my Calculator The original Mickey PG single, recorded in a bedroom in Park Slope. Features Saruh Lacoff, later of The Quiet 1s, on backing vocals.
	POZ001-The Soundtrack to Jamie's Basement The original Kensington, Brooklyn disaster where all of this started, back in high school. We rolled tape, tried to play as badly as possible for hours on end, and then cut it up into "songs". We stapled pieces of paper together and burned discs of this travesty. 3 people liked it. We called our new record label Pozar after a high school friend, and in honor of the general trajectory of our borough toward imitations of imitations which somehow had the magic ability to raise everyones rent and render an "alternative lifestyle" futile. Whatever has changed since then, this is the basis of why Pozar Records exists. Listen to the whole thing and you wont feel so self conscious anymore. Then do something real You Fucking Prick.