Label: Independent / Self-Released
Format: 2×CD, Album, Double Jewel Case
Country: USA
Released: Early–Mid 2000s (stylistic estimate; no date printed)
Genre: Indie Rock / Alternative / Garage Rock
Style: Lo-Fi Indie, Vermont Local Rock, DIY Basement Rock
Tracklist
Disc One
Let’s Go Get Drunk
Sharkmonkey
You Made Me Come
Tractor
Texas Jailbreak
Martini Girl
Life in the Rain Machine
Let’s Go Get Drunk Again
Disc Two
Cellophane Baby
You Can Never Get Full
Chester
Green Alien
The Blue That Never Ends
Back Inside
Step into the chaotic, creative universe of The World-Famous Hanglows with The Island of Dr. Morelow, a wild double-disc indie-rock experience straight from Vermont’s underground music scene. Packed with raw guitars, lo-fi energy, and tongue-in-cheek songwriting, this rare DIY release captures the unfiltered spirit of early-2000s basement rock culture. With hand-assembled artwork and tracks like “Let’s Go Get Drunk,” “Sharkmonkey,” and “Cellophane Baby,” this album is perfect for fans of offbeat indie, collectors of obscure local music, and anyone who loves discovering strange, hilarious, and unforgettable hidden-gem bands you won’t find anywhere else.
Label: Independent / Self-Released
Format: 2×CD, Album, Double Jewel Case
Country: USA
Released: Early–Mid 2000s (stylistic estimate; no date printed)
Genre: Indie Rock / Alternative / Garage Rock
Style: Lo-Fi Indie, Vermont Local Rock, DIY Basement Rock
Tracklist
Disc One
Let’s Go Get Drunk
Sharkmonkey
You Made Me Come
Tractor
Texas Jailbreak
Martini Girl
Life in the Rain Machine
Let’s Go Get Drunk Again
Disc Two
Cellophane Baby
You Can Never Get Full
Chester
Green Alien
The Blue That Never Ends
Back Inside
Step into the chaotic, creative universe of The World-Famous Hanglows with The Island of Dr. Morelow, a wild double-disc indie-rock experience straight from Vermont’s underground music scene. Packed with raw guitars, lo-fi energy, and tongue-in-cheek songwriting, this rare DIY release captures the unfiltered spirit of early-2000s basement rock culture. With hand-assembled artwork and tracks like “Let’s Go Get Drunk,” “Sharkmonkey,” and “Cellophane Baby,” this album is perfect for fans of offbeat indie, collectors of obscure local music, and anyone who loves discovering strange, hilarious, and unforgettable hidden-gem bands you won’t find anywhere else.
