Uncle Bonsai Recordings

"The Family Feast: The Study of the Human Condition, First World Problems, and the Lasting Physiological and Psychological Effects of Eating Our Young" is the latest release from the group Uncle Bonsai. Now celebrating 36 years, the group continues tackle topics such as first-world problems, the creation of the universe, the afterlife, and, of course, holidays with the family. Release date: 09-15-17

Autographed Fund-Raising Copy! "The Family Feast: The Study of the Human Condition, First World Problems, and the Lasting Physiological and Psychological Effects of Eating Our Young" is the latest release from the group Uncle Bonsai. Now celebrating 36 years, the group continues tackle topics such as first-world problems, the creation of the universe, the afterlife, and, of course, holidays with the family. Release date: 09-15-17

Recorded live in the studio in 2000, "Apology" features 12 new songs, written for when the group starting performing again in 1999. Features the "Iowa" songs, 4 new Doug songs, and more!

The Grim Parade, the first new Uncle Bonsai release in almost 10 years, is a collection of live and studio performances that present the group's unflinching portrayals of life, love, and a guy named Doug.

Go To Sleep/The Monster in the Closet . . . the first bedtime book for grownups from Uncle Bonsai! This reversible book -- read one story and then, when you're through, flip it over to read a completely different one -- features two of the group's more popular songs, illustrated by members Arni Adler (The Monster in the Closet) and Patrice O'Neill (Go To Sleep), along with a cd recording of the group performing the songs.

For the true Uncle Bonsai fan, this special discount package includes everything the group has released, from 1984 - 2009. You get: The Inessential Uncle Bonsai, Myn Ynd Wymyn, Doug, Plain Brown Wrapper, Boys Want Sex in the Morning, A Lonely Grain of Corn, Apology, and the Sponge Boy CD Single. Now includes that latest release: The Grim Parade!

Live recordings from the early years of Uncle Bonsai. Includes performances of many of the songs from "A Lonely Grain of Corn" and "Boys Want Sex in the Morning."

The third "original" Uncle Bonsai release, Myn Ynd Wymyn showcases many of the songs that the group was recording at the "end." Recorded live in the studio, this was originally a cassette-only release and has been remastered for this CD

Live recording of 13 songs about a guy named Doug.

The first, and only studio, recording by the group Uncle Bonsai.