Various Artists The United State of Americana, Volume One This first issue of this new series contains tracks by Black Crowes' founder Rich Robinson, Doug Burr, Steve Bice, Rick McGuire, The Fallen Stars, Los Diablos, Beth Sass, Andy Coats, Loch Ness Johnny, The Wise Guys, Tony Piscotti, Her Sweet Time, Doug Burr, Amy England, Algoma, Ian Charles, Drew James, Buddy Greenbloom, The Wyatts, Mark Brine, Steve Owen and more.
	Various Artists The United State of Americana, Volume Two The second issue features tracks by great Americana artists includes: Doug Burr, Dave Desmelik, Forty Watt Bulb, Stephen Simmons, The LoneTones, Joey Allcorn, Elly Brown, Urban Horse Theives, Anthony Neff, Hell's 1/2 Acre, Dusty Libido, Ghost Tropics, Bryon Russell, Vince Allen, The Lonesomes, Inka, The DirtBros., Barn Hill Stations, Tony Travalini, The Blind Robins, Hunter Harvey, The Brakemen & Jay Brandt.
	Various Artists The United State of Americana, Volume Three The third issue includes tracks by Jeff Black, The Greencards, Tod Pronto, Jill Jack, Bucktown Kickback, Jalan Crossland, Matt Novak, Jenkins Hollow, Paul Hanover, Chris Milam, Medicine Hat, Sara Thomas, Shaker, Tony Piscotti, Jimmy Young, Jef Chandler, Sunshone Still, The Urban Hillbilly Quartet, Adam Stengel, Northern Whiskey Syndicate and Blue Shield Band. The Greencards and Jeff Black appear courtesy of Dualtone.
	Various Artists The United State of Americana, Volume Four The fourth issue features tracks by BR549, Bobby Bare, Hooverville, Joshua Schramm, Wes Tucker, Don Brewer, Amy Lennard, Emily Herring, Donn Aaron, The Next Chapter, Jennifer Leonhardt, Hoots & Hellmouth, Butch Ryan, Trevor MacDonald, Early Grace, Chase Missy, Rusty Gun Revival, The Nugget Brothers and more. BR549 and Bobby Bare appear courtesy of Dualtone.
	Various Artists The United State of Americana, Volume Five The fifth issue features tracks by Wrinkle Neck Mules, The Munks, Robert McEntee, Marko Sillanpää, Tim Emmerick and Cold Front Country, Trevor MacDonald, 2 1/2 Lounge, Kerosene Kondors, Brenda Linton, Ten Mile Tide, Aaron Lee Martin, Jayson Bales & The Revival, Aaron Mort, Cortez del Mar, DC Sills, The Kent Boys, Liberty Jones, Alan Robert, Dean Windemuller, and Tim Hartwill.
	Various Artists The United State of Americana, Volume Six The sixth issue of the award-winning series features tracks by Webb Wilder, Heather Knox, The Carnivaleros, Grant Langston, Dan Daniels and Your No Good Buddies, The Good Tangerines, Booker Lee and the County Fair, Clay McClinton, Cole Mitchell, The Stone Foxes, Jon Hoke, Derek Lee Bronston, Bourbon Cowboys, Home to Henry, Sara Petite, Adam Klein, Dark Hollow Band, James Grant, City Fritter, Terry Flynn, Big Wolf Pappa, and Tim Emmerick & Cold Front County.
	Various Artists This is Alt.Country, Volume One Shut Eye's first all Americana release features tracks by Jack Cadillac, Sodajerk, Brady Harris, Second Hand Poets, CC Rider's Honky, Rich Hopkins & Luminarios, The Dharma Bomb, Pete Berwick, Fletcher Harrington, Nick Dastardly & the Escape Artists, Crashtown, Andy Browne Trio, Ric Soens, The Wrenfields, Hilary Cousins, The Lonesome Trailers, John Michaels, BridgeStreet, Marilisa, and Dorothy Cowfield.
	Various Artists This is Alt.Country, Volume Two The second volume includes tracks by An American Starlet, Breathing Machine, Mark Brine, Bryon Russell, Billy Ray Hatley and the Show Dogs, Jay Farrar, The Swaggerts, Moonshine Sway, Pannell/Roberts, Ray Weaver, Mike Marino, Betsie Jane, Cockfighter, Black Eyed Soul, Stevwn R. Brooks, Local Boy, Scott Murray, Kim Richardson, Jessica Schultz, Twang Dragons, Boll Weevil, Moore & Moore (featuring Shawn Camp), and more.
	The Whipsaws 60 Watt Avenue "Alaska's undisputed bar-band champions follow up the fine country-drenched Ten Day Bender with and ode to rock 'n roll. Emphasize the rock. Sounding like later-day Uncle Tupelo, 60 Watt Ave's title track stomps out of the gate like a mustang. Evan Phillips' vocals range from sensitive to swagger; the music moans and rocks. The band calls their brand of music "Alaskan Rock 'n Roll" even if the rest of the world might say this crunchy, twangy guitars-fueled album sounds like it came right out of America's heartland. Those looking to fill that rock jones that frequently gets overlooked in Americana can stop right here. This albums sweats rock 'n roll... it's a cracker!" --Jeff Weiss, Miles of Music
	Fiend Without a Face You probably never imaged that the musicians from metal-juggernaut Mastodon - a band who’ve fashioned monstrous epics like Leviathan and Blood Mountain could have you dancing a wild, unbridled jig in a crowded saloon, your drink sloshing about carelessly in one hand while your belt flails and whirls overhead like a helicopter blade in the other. Believe me, that’s only because you haven’t yet discovered Fiend Without A Face. A side project of Mastodon’s guitarist / vocalist Brent Hinds and drummer Brann Dailor, Fiend Without A Face are a bizarre and undeniably fun amalgam of the rockabilly and surf genres, producing a bastard lovechild that the band’s founders have dubbed ‘surfabilly’ (see, you take the ‘surf’ from surf, and the ‘billy’ from rockabilly and then…well, never mind)." --Radu Catrina. (With the rise of Mastodon, copies of this rare album have sold between $35 and $50 in recent years.)
	Hayshaker Black Holiday in Mexico City In the tradition of the Knitters and Southern Culture on the Skids, Hayshaker blends their Waycross, GA swampland roots into an EP-sized album that runs the gambit of rock, country, punk and even tinges of southern metal. Male and female vocals dance eerily and playfully above the cry of pedal steel... and at times, the din of a Marshall stack. Like a bulldozer in a field of wildflowers, this powerhouse from the land of Gram has enough intelligent twang to satisfy any lover of quality Americana music - and enough pent up rage to satisfy any PBR-swillin' NASCAR fan south of the Mason-Dixon line.
	Soundtrack Mind Plastic Dreams "Rusty, Jonathan and Bryan have been working vehemently on this release in-between gigs for the last year... and the result is pure magic. This album may be the most eminent Shut Eye Records release to date... from the authoritative lead off track, 'It's Just Right' to the playful sing-song track 'Town' to the thoughtful, 'If the World Falls', this 10-song CD combines the acumen and panache of their first release Elementary School Talent Show and the experience and wisdom of their three year crusade, hitting the pavement and evangelizing the good word of Soundtrack Mind at smoke-filled, swill-painted clubs across the Southeastern US. Upbeat, well-written pop out of Athens, GA." --CDBaby.com
	The Indicators Beauty is a Whore "Are they punk? Are they cowboys? Cowpunks? Roots rockers? Ahhh who the hell cares! All I know is that the Indicators take the rock and roll thing only half-serious and always with a shot of whatever it is they drink (whatever it is get me one too). And - to make it clear for those of you who aren’t discerning bar-rock aficionados - that’s a good thing. I, for one, happen to be the foremost bar, um, er, rock aficianado (meaning: being the hard drinkin’ easy rockin’ type), so believe me on such subject matter – these cats have the gig down pretty darn near impeccably. Hell, they only do spot on originals ("Moviegoer" a very real reality check, and the Nick Lowe paean "Regret" are simply great songs); well thought out covers (Roky Erickson, Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan at double speed!); and enough down and dirty roaring, groovin’, and punkin’ that you’d wish forever that they were your bars band. I know they’d be the only one I’d pay to see." --bangSheet
	Soundtrack Mind Elementary School Talent Show On Elementary School Talent Show, the band's first full-length album, Soundtrack Mind presents a languid collection of tunes that deal with themes of hope and self-improvement. The adult-alternative/modern-rock band utilizes the traditional trio approach to present positive, up-tempo, keyboard-tinged pop songs. The easygoing trio moved to Athens in early '99 from the more blue-collar Macon scene. Their unpretentious presentation stands out as fairly unique in Athens' often arty and insular scene.