1. Chicken Ala King
2. Bad Move
3. The Members Bounce
4. None, No More
5. Hillbilly Math
6. String Bean
7. The Short Con
8. Little Brother (Listen over at Rolling Stone)
9. Tiny Sound
10. Slide On Up
11. Big Uns
12. Prismo
13. Giant Hunka Cake
14. Fickle Finger of Fate
15. Thunder Pinky
16. Horse Pills
17. There Goes The Neighborhood
18. Our Supreme Leader
19. I Found The Way Out
20. Vulnavia

Introducing, the debut solo album from the enigmatic legend that is Dale Crover.

Amongst his 30+ year career as one half of the essential Melvins roster, Crover has contributed to countless albums ranging from platinum-plated classics (ahem, Nirvana) to seminal cult LPs. However, up until this point Crover's solo efforts have only appeared once in a blood moon, limited to the Melvins 1992 KISS-themed solo EP, and a couple intermittent 7" releases. The Fickle Finger Of Fate marks Crover's first calculated, full length solo effort.

But let's be clear: this is not a drum record. The album features a perplexingly diverse batch of songs that recall the best moments of the Melvins catalog. With 90% of all instruments played by Crover, and recorded by longtime engineer Toshi Kasai, the album is sure to tickle the temporal lobes of Melvins devotees.

Sonically, the album ranges from slightly microwaved heaviness, to surprisingly chill Pink Floyd-tinged ballads, to Max Roach-meets-Throbbing-Gristle drum experimentations, to good old fashioned Andy Kaufman-style head-fuckery.

Though consistently otherworldly, The Fickle Finger Of Fate is surprisingly approachable— dare we say, catchy. But even at it's most anthemic, you won't be able to shake the feeling that a sinister ambience is hovering just beneath the surface.