Apollo 11

There is nearly no information in the 1-sided liner notes, other than the names of the people that created the album—Doug Coulter and John Bain—and that it was released by a "C-Lab Records." I believe John Bain went on to play guitar in a band called Maximum Exposure, of which I have little information about. 

The music itself moves from hard rock (played with atypical guitar arrangements) to jazz, to psychedelic/progressive rock jams, and finally touches on a bit of metal in the last track, of which most of the accompanying vocals are vomiting noises. The singer, if it's the same person throughout the album, has quite a range, and showcases his interesting voice quite well across these 5 songs.

Genre: Hard Rock / Jazz / Prog Rock

Betsy Q.

There is a great deal of presence online by the creator of this album, including her Twitter account, and even several local news stories. I assume that the CD that is being sold on Betsy Q's website is a re-recording of this cassette demo, but since she is still active and selling this album, I won't provide a download link. I will, however, put up a scan of the cassette liner notes.