Kowtow Popof's five CDs, End of Greatness, Kowtow Drops the Pop Off, Eat My Dust, Coaster, and Songs From The Pointless Forest, are available commercially. You can buy the CDs here. His two cassette-only recordings, Splinters and Threads and Stringing Along the Dreamline, are locked up in a vault somewhere in the basement of Wampus, but may see the light of day in some fashion or other eventually.

End of Greatness (WM-060), 2006

Life as Hobby / Thought You'd Come Around / On the Run / Things That Aren't Comets / Oblivion / Exalted Headband / Tribute 2 Mice Elf / Amazing Tales / Gone 4 Good / Slim Jims & Tab / Empty Orchestra / End of Greatness

Kowtow Drops the Pop Off (WM-035), 2003

Run to Daylight / Higher / Life as Hobby / Things That Aren't Comets / Theme from Lucky Guy / Deep & Deeper / Slim Jims & Tab / Floaters

Eat My Dust (WM-028), 1999

Watch Out for Your Fellow Man / Not for Radio / You Won't Miss Me / Time Is Alive / Hit Record / Hanging Light / Not Getting Any / At the Bottom of the Sea / Around It / Well Again

"This record reeled me in like a helpless fish." --Heidi Drockelman, Indie-Music.com

"A fine collection of melodious, thought-provoking music." --Diane Jessurun, The Incredibly Small Concert Hall

Coaster (WM-025), 1996

Coaster / Tomorrow's Fertilizer / Crazy / Decompression Time / Staring at the Lions / Bad HeARTbreak / Knockout Drops / Light Years / LEM 99 / Down in Memphis / Wide-Awake / I Am Thinking of My Darling / Dreamin' of You

"The title track has definite hit single potential, so don't be surprised if you hear this small masterpiece on your radio. Kowtow keeps surprising you track after track with his talent for witty turns of phrase and creative musical craftwork. Coaster is an all 'round joyride." --The Incredibly Small Concert Hall

"Coaster's 'Tomorrow's Fertilizer' is worth the price of admission to this wild ride." --Allen Foster, Songwriter's Monthly

"Coaster lopes along a moody undercurrent of warmth and grace, carefully constructed to reap the maximum reward from minimal sonics." --J. Doug Gill, Music Monthly

Songs from the Pointless Forest (WM-020), 1993

World @ Gunpoint / Scrubland / Cliche / Running Lights / What Are the Wild Waves Saying? / Boy Long Gone / Promise of Wonder / Misshapen ID / Garden Pty. / A Boy & His TV / NWTGH / Blue Skies

Review: All-Music Guide

"I'm having a helluva time convincing myself to take this one out of the CD player!" -Jim Testa, Jersey Beat

"Makes a lyrical statement on alienation as bleak, powerful and dead-on as Pink Floyd ever did." -Ian Koss, Ink Nineteen

Splinters and Threads (WM-008), 1989

Bus Stop / Zero-Sum Bar & Grill / Chaining Back / Blue Tassels / Down / A Little Loneliness / Pretty Blue Baby / Once in a Blue Moon My Telephone Rings / Battle of Nowsville / World of Walls / Another Bus Stop / Faith Walk Away

Stringing Along the Dreamline (WM-007), 1987

Waking Up to Another Dream / Any Moon in Paris #1 / Crater / Walking on the Grate / Know All Men by these Presents / At the Evening Bell / One Night Standing / If You Wanna Save the World You Gotta Have a Plan / Mephisto Radio / Beat the Traffic / Grave Doubts / The Man with X-Ray Vision / Telesthesia / I Got Away