- Stones Throw Records Spring 2009 Sampler · 2009
- At the Mall · 2006
- Our Vinyl Weighs a Ton - This Is Stones Throw Records · 2006
- Peanut Butter Wolf's B-Ball Zombie War: The Instrumentals · 2007
- At the Mall Remixes · 2006
- At the Mall Remixes · 2006
- Stones Throw & Adult Swim Present: Chrome Children · 2006
- Rhythm Trax, Vol. 3 · 2009
- Rhythm Trax, Vol. 3 · 2009
- Chrome Children Instrumentals, Vol. 1 & 2 · 2007
- At the Mall Remixes · 2006
- At the Mall · 2006
- Rhythm Trax, Vol. 3 · 2009
Albums
- 2011
- 2009
- 2009
- 2006
- 2006
Music Videos
- 2008
- 2008
Singles & EPs
About Baron Zen
Sweet Steve, the man behind Baron Zen, was just another college kid at San Jose State University with a band in the late '80s. Though Baron Zen officially included Craig Appleby on keys and drum programming, and occasionally John Caampued on guitars and longtime friend Chris Manak (aka Peanut Butter Wolf) on drum programming, most of the group's recordings featured only Steve, who played all the aforementioned instruments. Baron Zen did not perform shows, release records, or have much publicity to speak of, besides infrequent play on local Bay Area college radio stations, and their recording career lasted only from 1988-1992, ending when Steve left San Jose State and entered the working world. After over ten years passed since Steve had been involved in music, Peanut Butter Wolf (who was also the owner of Stones Throw Records) decided to release an album of Baron Zen's hybrid of punk, disco, rock, and hip-hop. Called At the Mall, the record was issued in 2006, and celebrated by a limited number of Baron Zen shows. ~ Marisa Brown
- HOMETOWN
- United States of America
- GENRE
- Electronic