"AJJ is two guys with beards. They're from Arizona and play fairly depressing, borderline grotesque fast acoustic songs. Most of them are in C. This record has a few more slow jams than their other records, but they're still really great. Sean and Ben are major sweethearts. This is their 2nd release on PIX. 7 tracks and a kitten on the cover!" - Dakota Floyd

"AJJ is a 2 piece acoustic band from Phoenix, AZ. Sean plays acoustic guitar and Ben plays stand-up bass. Fast depressing songs about humanity and other stuff. Ghost Mice is an acoustic 2 piece from Bloomington, IN. Chris plays guitar and Hannah plays violin. Hopeful story-telly upbeat songs. 8 songs each." - Dakota Floyd

"Andrew Lips is from somewhere in Europe. He plays guitar and sings songs about being lonely and dreaming. Chris is from Bloomington, IL and plays upbeat acoustic songs about feeling band and feeling better. You probably know him from Ghost Mice, PIX, and all kinds of other things. 5 songs from Andrew, 6 songs from Chris." - Dakota Floyd

Coming soon on LP and Digital (June 1st)

"I've never seen The Bananas, but I feel like the best place to do so would be in a California basement, the floor covered with spilled beer. Sloppy, out-of-tune pop punk from the west coast. This records is a collection of stuff from their first 10 years as a band… 34 songs!" - Dakota Floyd

"This is my favorite Bananas record. Although the recording quality is a little better from previous releases, this record has the same off-key, drunken pop-punk feel the Bananas do so well. Much like the lunch lady in Billy Madison, they made these songs extra sloppy for us. 11 songs." - Dakota Floyd

"Female fronted indie pop punk three piece from Minnesota. Super dancy, super catchy. What's not to like? 9 songs that will get caught in your head instantly." - Dakota Floyd

"This is a collection of older songs and EP from the Twin Cities pop band. Love songs about Abe Lincoln and other fun historical figures. Keyboard, bass and drums. Fun dancy music. 12 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Brook Pridemore is from somewhere in New York City and plays fast antifolk songs… think Mountain Goats meet Jeffrey Lewis. Ghost Mice are a 2 piece acoustic punk band from Bloomington. Fast, upbeat songs with guitar and violin. 2 songs from Brook and 3 songs from Ghost Mice." - Dakota Floyd

"From Italy, Chambers was born over Violentbreakfast's tombstone. Their self titled full lenght debut album was released in March 2010 by Shove records, english lyrics, and a particular emphasis on late 90's post hardcore. A couple of years and a couple of tours later, their second album titled "La mano sinistra" is the result of their will to change their sound and move back to their home language. With this new rockish and heavier touch but still biting lyrics, this new work, released fom Shove records and Toloselatrack records is ready to change their approach to punk rock into a new deeper direction. Chambers is Andrea, Alberto, Gigi, Nicola, Theo." - Mr. Jefferson

"This is the story of a kid named Chris and his best friend Samantha. It's about their adventures in pizza. It's about them discovering the DIY punk community and starting a record label (this record label). It's about a lot of other stuff too." - Mr. Jefferson

"Kyle Hall is a younger punk. I think he was 15 or so when he recorded his side of the split. He's a nice guy. His songs actually remind me a lot of Chris's so I think this split is a good fit. 7 tracks each." - Dakota Floyd

"You might know Chris Clavin from Ghost Mice, Operation: Cliff Clavin, The Devil is Electric, Imperial Can, and a bunch of other bands. This is him playing solo acoustic songs about lots of stuff. I first met Sara in Cairo, IL. I think she's from somewhere in New York. Her songs are smart, with interesting guitar parts. Sara and Chris sing on a bunch of each others songs too. It's cool. 7 songs each." - Dakota Floyd

"You probably know who Chris Clavin is. If not, he runs PIX, plays in a bunch of bands (Ghost Mice, OP:CC, Inky Skulls, etc.). Here, he takes up a ukulele. Songs about traveling and friends. Very storytelly. The Mystery Books side is upbeat, acoustic singer-songwritery stuff, plus a Smiths cover. 5 tracks each." - Dakota Floyd

"Waxahatchee is Katie from PS Eliot. Lo-fi solo acoustic songs about being sad. Chris Clavin runs PIX. He currently plays in Ghost Mice and Inky Skulls. His side is about mental illness and Samantha Dorsett, founder of Plan-It-X. 5 songs from each." - Dakota Floyd

"The Coug is an old, short-lived Bloomington three piece. Chris Clavin plays bass. You probably don't have this record, but you should. 7 songs about boys around Bloomington." - Dakota Floyd

Graft - "Gruff Euro pop punk. This is one of the most under-rated PIX releases in my opinion. I don't know too much about this band, but I do know they write good songs. 12 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

Security - "Gruff Euro pop punk. Really full sounding recordings. If you like English accents and / or good music, you should get this EP. 6 songs." - Dakota Floyd

"I had never heard of Dave Dean before I got this DVD. He's an older punk from Arkansas with really funny, but at the same time serious things to say. This DVD made me smile a lot. Solo bass and vocals with fun stories and drawings and crowd interaction. I think this DVD is an hour or so long?" - Dakota Floyd

"Sometimes PIX bands get lumped together as one genre. In situations like that, this record is the anomaly. Dead Friends are a really fast, noisy punk band from Florida. Screamy / Yelly vocals. 13 songs in 15 minutes." - Dakota Floyd

"Defiance, Ohio is a band from all over the place. They play politically charged folky punk songs. Although they use some electric instruments now, on this record it's all acoustic. Guitar, viola, cello, banjo, drums, and bass. Ghost Mice is a two piece acoustic punk band from Bloomington, IN. Chris Clavin plays guitar and Hannah plays violin. This is a really early release from both of these bands. You should ask Defiance, Ohio to play "Tanks Tanks Tanks" if you ever see them. 5 songs from each band." - Dakota Floyd

"This is one of my favorite PIX releases. Fun pop punk from Columbus, Ohio. Oh, and did I mention that Ryan and Austin are twin brothers?! What more do you need in life? If you don't have this record, you're screwing up. 11 catchy songs about growing up and being twins and stuff. - Dakota Floyd

"Eric Ayotte is one of the nicest people ever. He's from Buffalo, makes movies, and used to play in Halo Fauna. This is his first solo record of original songs. 11 tracks, some political, some personal." - Dakota Floyd

"Eric Ayotte lives in Bloomington, IN. This is his second full length of original songs. This is way up there in my list of favourite Plan-It-X releases. You should ask him how to pronounce his last name since no one seems to know how to do. 11 songs, political and personal." - Dakota Floyd

"Erin Tobey used to sing in Abe Froman. She's in Pink Razors now. This record was recorded when she lived in Bloomington, IN. It's solo electric guitar + female vocals. This record is very different from the Abe Froman stuff, but it's great, nice soft indie songs. 'Secret Letters' still gets put on so many of my mixtapes. 12 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"This band reminds me of a more nerdy version of The Bananas. Sloppy, quirky pop punk about nerdy things. 13 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Fashanu was a three piece pop punk band from Durham, England. They played catchy political songs and sang in funny accents. This is a collection of their first two EPs. 10 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"This is a record about Samantha Jane Dorsett, founder of Plan-It-X Records. On this record, Ghost Mice consists of guitar, violin, ukulele, bass, and some horns. Chris Clavin, Hannah, Pascaloo, and Gary. 9 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Ghost Mice are an acoustic punk two piece on this record. Chris Clavin plays guitar, Hannah plays violin. They both sing. This is their first full length. Lots of songs and lots of things. 13 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"This record documents some of a trip Chris and Hannah took to Europe. It has a cute lamb on the cover. The songs are very journal entry-y. The CD is an enhanced disc that comes with tons of pictures, music, and other goodies. You should buy it. 11 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"This record is exactly what the title makes it sound like. Ghost Mice… live in a barn. The Bike Barn in Portland, ME in 2005, to be exact. 10 sing-alongable acoustic punk jams." - Dakota Floyd

"This is a collection of Ghost Mice b-sides and other miscellaneous songs that never quite made their way to records. This includes covers of Paul Baribeau and Heathers, plus "You Can Count On Me" from the first PIX Comp. 16 tracks total. Some funny, some serious." - Dakota Floyd

"TacocaT is a fun female fronted poppy punk band from Seattle, WA. Ghost Mice is an acoustic punk band, featuring Chris Clavin on guitar and Hannah Jones on violin. They both sing. Catchy songs all around on this one. 6 tracks total." - Dakota Floyd

"Heathers is twin sisters from Ireland. Think a more punk Tegan and Sarah. One plays guitar, both sing, and their songs have great harmonies. This band is really accessible and pretty much anyone can get into them. So you should. 11 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Imperial Can started as an electric two piece in the lonely town of Cairo, IL. It featured Chris Clavin and Adrienne. They had a revolving cast of bass players - Viktor, Toby Foster, Gary, Sara Cilatro, and I'm sure some others that I never saw. This is good pop punk in the vein of later Devil is Electric songs. 15 songs about hope, hopelessness, friends, kidnapping rabbits, and the end of the world." - Dakota Floyd

"Chris Clavin and Emily Rose. This is Inky Skulls' first release. 2 ukuleles and guy + girl vocals. Cute songs about livin' life, going out and killing, and eating veggie dogs. This is the first release on Inky Records. 7 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"This is a split record between two Britts. Think Billy Bragg-ish folky stuff. You may know Russ Substance from No Substance or Gordan Gano's Army. 5 songs each." - Dakota Floyd

"Jammy Dodgers were a short lived, fast pop punk band from Gainesville, Florida. This is actually a Rock-It-Records release (shhhhh…). Izzy, Chris Clavin, Matty D, and Rilly L. Fink. This reminds me of Operation: Cliff Clavin meets Hickey. Guy + Girl vocals. You should watch their videos on YouTube. 15 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Japanther is a dancy electro punk band from NYC. They have about a million releases out, this one is pretty lo-fi compared to some of their more recent stuff, which I think is a good thing. 10 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"This is a split between two Bloomington housemates. Lion Eater is Izzy Jarvis playing acoustic singer songwritery songs. Will Power is Will. He lives in South America now and plays fast punchy acoustic songs. 12 songs total, with cool artwork!" - Dakota Floyd

"This is Viktor's band from Sweden. It has acoustic guitars, electric guitars, some organ, horns, bass, and drums. I heard someone say it reminds them a little bit of The Clash. 11 tracks of angry, folky punk." - Dakota Floyd

"Madeline is a singer songwriter from Athens, Georgia. She plays with a full band now, but this record is all acoustic. Artwork by Nate Powell. 16 smart, heartfelt folky acoustic songs to sit in your room and listen to on rainy days." - Dakota Floyd

"This is Matty Pop Chart's second full length. It's got a bunch more instruments than "Good Ole Water," but it works really well. Noodly, good songs about quirky stuff. This is Matt Tobey's pre-Good Luck project. 11 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Matty Pop Chart used to play drums in Abe Froman. Here he plays really soft, songs on classical guitar. Lots of fingerpicking. This is Matt's pre-Good Luck band, but with the same level of noodling. I dunno if this would be considered punk, but it's good. 12 tracks of quiet, intricate, fun songs." - Dakota Floyd

"The Max Levine are a three piece pop punk band from DC. They turned 10 last year and released this record of re-recordings of some of their earlier songs. The recording quality is great and it's fun to hear these classic songs revisited. Nasally, high pitched vocals that Ben Weasel hates. 13 classic pop punk anthems." - Dakota Floyd

"In my opinion this is TMLE's best release. They're a three piece pop punk band from DC. They're also Ben Weasel's favorite band. 14 high pitched pop punk songs." - Dakota Floyd

"Operation: Cliff Clavin is a political pop punk band from Bloomington, IN. TMLE is a three piece pop punk band from DC. This was a community release and a benefit. 7 tracks. The artwork is a robot blowing up a city!" - Dakota Floyd

"MJTDP is Pat The Bunny's little brother. I think he played everything on this record. It's really good. Think of a more DIY punk Built To Spill. 10 normal tracks and one crazy dance remix." - Dakota Floyd

"One Reason was a rocking' punk band from Mississippi. It consisted of Ginger Alford (Good Luck, Traveling), RJ (Saw Wheel), and a few other folks. These songs are smart and emotional, catchy and gruff. Songs about revolution and creating a new, more positive place to live. 10 songs. One of them is a Boss cover." - Dakota Floyd

"ONSIND is an acoustic duo from Durham, England. Smart, catchy acoustic songs about feminism, animal rights, sexism, and more. Upbeat and interesting guitar parts. Artwork by Ryan Woods (Defiance, Ohio). 10 songs." - Dakota Floyd

"ONSIND is a poppy acoustic duo from England. They play really catchy songs with intelligent lyrics about serious stuff. 5 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"One of the first Plan-It-X bands and Chris Clavin's first touring punk band. OP:CC was a political pop punk band that was pretty prolific with their songs. This record has 23 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Operation: Cliff Clavin is one of the earliest Plan-It-X bands. It's political pop punk. Chris Clavin and Hannah (Ghost Mice) were in this band. 18 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Operation: Cliff Clavin is one of the earliest Plan-It-X bands. They were a DIY political pop punk band. They broke up a lot of times and recorded a ton of music. This is a collection of several EPs and 7"s. 28 songs total." - Dakota Floyd

"Peanucle was Sam, the founder of Plan-It-X's band. They were twangy, acoustic punk. This is a collection of songs from a tape and a puppet show. Sam, Chris, Hannah and JRD were in this band. 100% of the money made from this record will go to Pages To Prisoners. 14 songs." - Dakota Floyd

"This is a documentary about Plan-It-X. A lot of it was filmed at Plan-It-X Fest. There are interviews with cool people and lots of music stuff. A good introduction to DIY. Microcosm helped put this out." - Dakota Floyd

"This band formed from the remnants of Rosa. It's sloppy, noisy pop punk from Texas. Guy + Girl vocals. 12 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Ramshackle Glory is Pat The Bunny's (Johnny Hobo, Wignut Dishwashers Union) latest project. It's folky and punk. It's political with lots of songs about making positive changes in both one's life and the communities in which they live. This band has a ton of members, and they're currently based out of Arizona. 10 songs." - Dakota Floyd

"Ratstorm is a blisteringly fast hardcore / powerviolence-y band from Bloomington, IN. This is a split release with IFB Records from Ft. Meyers, FL. Female fronted. 6 songs in under 8 minutes." - Dakota Floyd

"Whenever I hear the words 'folk punk,' I think of Rosa. This is gritty, upbeat acoustic songs about traveling and sometimes causing a ruckus. Rosa was from Athens. They played their last show at Plan-It-X's 10 year birthday party. 12 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"The Sissies were a female fronted indie pop punk band from Bloomington, IN. This is their discography. 33 tracks of poppy queercore jams." - Dakota Floyd

"Small Bones is a weird punk band from New Orleans. They play a really interesting kind of music and are all super friendly. It's rough, but not necessarily heavy. Screamy female vocals. 12 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Soophie Nun Squad is probably the weirdest band on Plan-It-X. They're from Arkansas and play quirky, dancy pop punk. All of their songs are about weird things. They make up dances. It's great! Artwork by Nate Powell. 21 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Soophie Nun Squad is a weird band. They defy all genres, but I guess I would have to say they play quirky, dancy pop punk. This record has "Cinderblock" on it. Look it up on YouTube, put on your dancing shoes, and learn the dance! 14 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"This was the first Plan-It-X release I ever heard, and now look at me.. writing up all of the catalog descriptions. This is David from The Max Levine Ensemble's first solo acoustic record. It's good. Really good. Intelligent songs about media, politics, and personal stuff. This is still one of my favorite PIX releases. 14 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"This is the long awaited follow-up to "I Love You, This is a Robbery." This is David from The Max Levine Ensemble's other project. This time, he has a full backing band. Poppy, catchy high pitched songs. 15 tracks total. The physical copies come with solo acoustic version of all the songs." - Dakota Floyd

"Street Eaters are a two piece drum and bass band from Berkeley, CA. They played noisy, bass-heavy politically charged songs. They also like to make music videos, which you can find on YouTube. Guy + Girl vocals. This is their first full length. 10 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"Stressface is a bunch of the guys from No Idea Records. They play the kind of punk that makes me want to wear a denim vest. There's also a Captain Chaos cover! Crunchy guitars and lots of gang vocals. 10 tracks." - Dakota Floyd

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"The Taxpayers are goofpunx. They play folky punk with lots of horns. But it's not ska. You'll just have to listen to it, and then consequently buy it because this record is so good. They're from Portland, OR and tour all the time. Buy this record so you can go crazy with them live. 13 songs." - Dakota Floyd

"The Devil is Electric is the band that Chris and Hannah went on to form after the demise of Operation: Cliff Clavin and before the formation of Ghost Mice. It's political pop punk in that same vein. This record has every song they ever recorded on it. 23 tracks total." - Dakota Floyd

"This has songs from pretty much every Plan-It-X band ever. And there's a lot of 'em. 77 tracks for only $1." - Dakota Floyd

"Wild Assumption s is a female fronted noisy pop punk three piece from Berkeley. Megan from Street Eaters plays guitar and sings in this band. 2 lo-fi noisy tracks." - Dakota Floyd

"This was a project of Pat The Bunny (Johnny Hobo). Although this later turned into a band, this record is all acoustic. And it's actually a Rock-It-Records release, but don't tell anyone. 10 songs." - Dakota Floyd

"Your Heart Breaks is an indie pop band featuring Clyde Peterson and a revolving cast of musicians. This is a great, great record with really fun artwork. Poppy queercore tracks about love and traveling and lots of other stuff. Clyde also makes a bunch of short films, which you can find all around the Internet. 14 tracks." - Dakota Floyd