Various ‎– The Disparate Cogscienti [LP] (1988, Cog Sinister)

Cog Sinister was a record company run by Mark E. Smith, founded 1987 and dissolved 5 May 1992. The first appearance of the Cog Sinister label was in 1987 when The Fall used it as the imprint for their self-released anthology album 'Palace Of Swords Reversed'.

The imprint returned in 1990 when the band signed to Fontana and used Cog Sinister as a vanity label for their releases. When they moved from Fontana to Permanent Records, they continued to use the Cog Sinister brand on their releases. 

Since leaving Permanent in 1995, The Fall no longer used Cog Sinister on their new material. However, since 1997, the imprint has become part of the Voiceprint label group, and is being used for reissues of the group's back-catalogue. [SOURCE: DISCOGS] 

Label: Cog Sinister ‎– COG 2 

Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation 

Country: UK 

Released: 1988 

Genre: Electronic, Rock 

Style: Alternative Rock, Garage Rock, Industrial, Indie Rock, Abstract, Punk, Art Rock, Experimental, Post-Punk, Jangle Pop

Tracklist:

A1 – The Obi Men Her Address 

A2 – The Hamsters Ole Spain 

A3 – The Hamsters Stupid Songs 

A4 – The Lowthers Sylvia 

A5 – John The Postman's Peurile Kowalski 

A6 – John The Postman & The Legendary Lost Come To The Sabbat 

B1 – Beatrice A Girl Like Me 

B2 – God Sounds Like Thunder 

B3 – Mr. A. Valler Mr. A. Valler 

B4 – Andrew Berry Unsatisfied 

B5 – The Next Step Pseudo Drama Time 

B6 – Philip Johnson One Forthy Three 

B7 – John The Postman & The Legendary Lost Work 

Notes:

There is an approximately 18 second uncredited piece by The Fall leading into the Beatrice track. Sounds like MES doing a reading over a bit of "Tempo House". 

The Philip Johnson piece appears to be a 1:43 sound collage made of extremely slowed down parts of "Repitition", the b-side to the first single by the Fall. 

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