Yeah they are the same label…it is the only way to get this classic without paying a pretty penny for the Straight label original. I think they are based out of the UK ( I could be wrong?), but the owner is supposedly nuts. He reissues all these 60′s/70′s American rock records straight from vinyl (no master tapes in other words) – and the musicians receive no compensation whatsoever. He did release authorized versions of two British folk album’s, COB’s second disc which is masterful and the first Forest LP. Another cd version of Farewell Aldebaran exists though, a cardboard digipack sleeve under yet another Fallout/Radioactive guise…Phoenix Records. Henske and Yester released a disc as Rosebud, a sequel of sorts to Farewell Aldebaran….which I’ve never heard but it’s supposedly nowhere near as good as Farewell Aldebaran. The Henske & Yester album is definitely one of my favorites, as you said nothing sounds remotely like it, it’s original in the best possible sense. Imagine, in such a short period of time Straight released Trout Mask Replica, Lick My Decals, Baby, Blue Afternoon, Starsailor, and this, Farewell Aldebaran (those bizarre early Alice Cooper discs too). I have another interesting disc by a little known singer songwriter Time Dawe – Penrod, while not as good as the above masterpieces this also came out on Straight, it’s not a bad album either.