Cosmopolitics: Buy

Fusing unique song structure and improvizational abilities with all the benefits of the studio, “Mental Hygiene” firmly secures Cosmopolitics as harbengers of a new sonic experience. The album includes old tour favorites (Ralph Nader is a Player Hater, Post Death Ho-Down) along side a slew of new, intense efforts (Robot Sex Junkie, Concerto for Organ and progressive Rock Trio) as well as shake-your-ass live favorites (Naked Dance at Seven, Random Act of Vengeance). Recorded March to December ’09 at Stone Lab in Lawrence, KS, the album features lock-step grooves mixed liberally with the guitar wizardry and organ mastery of Matt Gader and Ken Lovern respectively. Not an album for the faint of heart, “Mental Hygiene” rewards the listener by revealing new, cosmic depths with each visit.

Cosmopolitics' debut album explores the band's blend of unique chord progressions, phrasings, and time signatures mixed with tight grooves and intense solos. Recorded over the fall and winter of 2005-06, "Idio-sin-chronic" features seven heavily composed and technically demanding songs. From the incantation of "The Silent C' to the powerful coda of "Riff J", this album takes you into the psychedelic stratosphere of progressive rock and jazz fusion.

Track listing:
1) The Silent C (8:59)
2) Asian Lydians (9:29)
3) Idio-sin-chronic (11:28)
4) Tim's Epic (10:13)
5) Blue Feather (8:00)
6) Spanish Inquisition (7:34)
7) Riff J (5:02)

2009's "Something's Gotta Give" displays Luke Stone's funky, subversive songwriting and taught engineering at their top form. From the dirty horns and mad fusion sprints to the haunting spectral vocals, this album contains all the hallmarks of Luke's solo work.


Track listing:
1) Everything's Negotiable (5:51)
2) Reveal (6:12)
3) I Told You (7:14)
4) Insane (5:37)
5) Should Be Easy pt. 1 (6:51)
6) Should Be Easy pt. 2 (3:13)
7) Time To Go (5:16)
8) Skeleton Ho-Down (3:38)
9) Cheap Shot (6:07)