'Let U Go' originally appeared on the compilation CD 'Consumer Report 1' released on Consume in 2001

'Sit Down' originally appeared on a split 7" single along with a Straight Outta Mongolia track and was released on Mouthmoth in 2001

'Eye Man - Fucker (Neck Doppler Aint No Fucker Mix)' originally appeared on the Eye Man - Fucker CDr released on Mouthmoth in 2002

'Hello Skinny' (The Residents cover) was recorded live at the first Consume night @ the 13th Note Cafe, Glasgow on 23/02/01

CONSUMER REPORT 1

Consume (is) a label and a promoter of concerts in Glasgow. They have put up shows in such places as the 13rd Note and by local, national and international people. So one finds here known people as Brain Lavelle, Antenna Farm, Diskono (who dj at most of the evenings), Goem and Alejandra And Aeron. Musically it finds itself in various places, from the singer songwriter known as Pie 'N Ears Of An Aesthetic to the minimalist beats of Goem and the laptop workers as Antenna Farm, Brian Lavelle and Alejandra and Aeron and from there to drum & bass with Duplo Remoto and the ever so wacky techno inspired music of Randon Number and Frog Pocket. The fun here lies in this wide variety, a showcase of alternative music of whatever kind. It's like tuning into to alternative radio, which I never do, but I can imagine it sounds like this" - Vital Weekly NL

SIT DOWN 7” (Mouthmoth)

“ a grindy scratchy sampled version of Tim Booth on helium which lumbers along like a mad stalker.” –Jockrock

“Neck Doppler sings a track too, but his instrumentation and production is more up to date, despite the fact that this is also a retro record. With more care for detail, this song explodes into weirdness and gets completely out of control. Freaked out pop music indeed. Nice stuff.” - FdW (Vital)

“ It starts off simply enough but then takes a few dives as the voice and music are slowed down and sped up in a warped and unsteady fashion. Great fun...nice one!” - Richard di Santo (Incursion)

EYE MAN - FUCKER

Neck D - Live in London
"Then things get interesting with Neck Doppler, who hails from Glasgow and describes himself as "singalong nu-metal anti-karaoke". He spends half of his set battering seven shades of shit out of his sampler and the other half writhing around the floor and sliding off the stage into the somewhat bemused seated audience. He does a great song called I Am the DJ ("I am the DJ, I play the records") and a fantastically fucked-up cover of Sit Down by James. The guy is a star and the undoubted highlight of the evening." - We are London