P.S I Cuddle A Box (Special Edition)

Made in one room in Dorset countryside England late in the 20th Century. 'PS I Cuddle A Box' came out originally in 2000 through moshi moshi records and has since been seen, by those that heard its noise, as a lost classic.
It is a diverse collection of broken beats and beautiful tin can melodies that seem to hang together on a whisp of a drunken spiders web. Its like Pavement were screwing Sparklehorse in the Super Furries Tank while Prince tossed on.
Here this long deleted record is presented in a remastered form complete with another rare track in the form of 'The Plague.' A collaboration between Ingo and cutmaster general Noonday Underground. This seves as a cruel introduction to upcoming new Ingo releases through Izumi.

it seems you can't light up a bong anymore without one of these bands suddenly appearing on your doorstep and asking for a hit.
High Bias http://www.highbias.com/reviews/20010401.html#IngoStarCruiser

Funny as shit, and funky like Ween at their best.
Free Williamsburg http://www.freewilliamsburg.com/june_2002/music_guide.html

this is lo-fi greatness. very original .. and increasingly listenable with time
BBC Collective http://bbc.net.uk/dna/collective/A1124047

the plague', with its hip-hop loops and pete's prince-type funky ass vibes coming over like a lost sly stone b-side. dance ? i nearly knocked the mdf-coffee table into the neighbours living room
BBC Collective

Ingo Star Cruiser - I have no clue who this band is, but they're really good. parts of it sound like wayne coyne singing for the lovechild of interpol and postal service. other parts don't and sound more like Eels. anyway - i like this
Crazy Talk