Wampus Multimedia announces the re-release of Glass Flesh 2: a Tribute to Robyn Hitchcock, twenty-one canny interpretations of classic Robyn Hitchcock tunes from the most obsessive Hitchcock devotees on the globe of frogs. Conceived and compiled by Bayard Catron. Now just $11.99!

Robyn Hitchcock first gained attention with the Soft Boys, a punk-era band specializing in melodic pop and comedic lyrics. His guitar and vocal style -- and lyrical inanities -- recall Incredible String Band or Roy Harper. Hitchcock's solo debut, 1981's Black Snake Diamond Role, helped consolidate his reputation, and was followed by the psychedelic Groovy Decay in 1982 and the all-acoustic I Often Dream of Trains in 1984. By 1985, his penchant for zaniness coalesced with Fegmania! He released Globe of Frogs in 1988 and Queen Elvis in 1989. In 1996, he returned to his folk roots with Moss Elixir. Storefront Hitchcock, the soundtrack to the Jonathan Demme-directed concert film, appeared in 1998. --Denise Sullivan

• Queen Elvis / Triskellion
• Vibrating / The Very Idea
• Balloon Man / Ross Overbury
• Raymond Chandler Evening / Mark Gloster
• Brenda's Iron Sledge / Kevin Slick
• Executioner / Orchestraville
• Somewhere Apart / LMP
• Satellite / Charisma-TRON
• Sleeping with Your Devil Mask / Groove Puppy
• Chinese Bones / The Love Spots
• More Chinese Boys / Dead Toe
• You've Got / The JH3 Experience
• Airscape / Mark Allen
• Surgery / The Virgineers
• Only the Stones Remain / The Number Nine Line
• The Crawling / Edward of Sim
• Birdshead / David Anderson
• Flavour of Night / The Southern Drinking Companions
• Alright Yeah / Sir Demon Brown
• Glass / The New Nairobi Trio
• Aquarium / Marshmallow Coast