Various Artists PRM001
The debut release from Prank Monkey Records is themed, absurdly, around the marriage of country music with the vocals of current, popular rap and R'n'B stars. Pheugoo's lead track finds Usher's 'Yeah' delivered hilariously over the Smokey and the Bandit Theme while '12 String Milkshake' involves that most unlikely, yet fantastic, marriage of Kelis to Glen Campbell. On the flip, 50 Cent dons a kilt to duet with Scottish legend Sir Jimmy Shand and his accordian band while 'Man of Constant Sorrow' from 'O Brother Where Art Thou' provides the perfect new backing for Southern Belle Britney Spears.
Formmat - 12" Heavyweight Vinyl

Various Artists PRM002
The result of a challenge by Culturedeluxe.com to some of the world's best upcoming producers was this nineteen-track tribute to The Clash's 'London Calling' LP released on 25th September 2005, some eighteen months after conception. Taking a cue from Danger Mouse's 'Grey Album', this project saw each track mashed-up, covered or remixed. Involved in the project were future Prank Monkey singles artists DJ Riko and Poj Masta, the don of Scottish bootlegging McSleazy, highly-rated French DJs Loo & Placido, both members of London's popular Pirate Soundsystem and in-demand DJ and producer Dunproofin.

Format - Double Heavyweight Vinyl LP, Japanese Import Compact Disc
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DJ Riko PRM003
Mashing up every song you care to imagine that features a whistling section (and there are more than you think) over a hip hop backbeat, DJ Riko unleashed a monster on 7th November 2005 with 'Whistler's Delight'. Enjoying repeat plays by Huw Stephens, Rob Da Bank and Annie Mac on BBC Radio 1 the track was voted into fifteenth place in that year's Festive Fifty by listeners. The flipside featuring a re-imagining of LCD Soundsystem's 'Daft Punk is Playing At My House' (with new vocals by Katie Enlow and Gerald A) spliced with a trailerload of P-funk samples was enough to outfunk George Clinton himself.
Formmat - 12" Heavyweight Vinyl

Lemon & Lime PRM004
Covering John Lennon's 'Imagine' in their unique style over a backing comprised from Malcolm McLaren's 'About Her' from 'Kill Bil Vol.2', America's Lemon Lime brought a brand new angle to a classic song when it was released on 29th May 2006. The B-side again used 'About Her' coupled with a medley of hits from top 60's act Herman's Hermits
12" Heavyweight Lemon Yellow Vinyl

Various Artists PRM005
This collaboration with the House of Infinite Zen delivered six outrageous bootleg mixes guaranteed to destroy any dancefloor. 'Gimme Ragga Joanna' by Lyd is a masterful mix of SL2's 'On a Ragga Tip' with Eddy Grant's 1988 hit 'Gimme Hope Joanna'. Phil n Dog contribute a mix of Goldie Lookin Chain, Orbital and Eric Clapton. On 'Smacked Up Dragula' the Prodigy and Rob Zombie collide in an absolute monster of a mix. Gwen Stefani goes to an old skool rave courtesy of Bristol's king of the madness DJ Lumpy and on Supercollider's 'Black Metal Tarantula' Pendulum's 'ard rock drum n bass gets even harder! Most notorious of all, however, is Soundhog's perfect splicing of The Proclaimers' '500 Miles' with 2 Bad Mice's 1992 rave hit 'Bombscare'.
Format 12" Heavyweight Blue and Violet Vinyl