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2019 repress on CD; 1990 release. Commissioned by Mabou Mines, the experimental theater group from New York, for their interpretation of King Lear, Pauline Oliveros‘s Crone Music is a subtle and haunting electronic music endeavor. Interfacing an abundance of digital delay processors, reverb effects, and foot pedals to bend pitches from piercing to twisted, sonorous tones, with her one-of-a-kind expanded accordion, Oliveros produces rich, eerie textures. Personnel: Pauline Oliveros -solo accordion; Panaiotis – processing and mixing.
Lingula was a Texas based harsh noise collaboration between David Gilden and Richard Ramirez that existed from 1994-1996. The aptly titled ‘Static Fuzz Drill’ is a non-stop 72 minute [...]
‘That proper n’ super super weird Michigan drip from the boys behind PRC / The Glass Path / GJ Coppola / The New Me etc. Totally brilliant post-industrial zones that only the most [...]
Kazuma Kubota The flag-bearer of the Post Harsh Noise, His famous works up to now that lay the foundation of his present, have been turned into CDs and two titles will be released at the same [...]
‘Beyond crucial, minimalist micro-tape drip. The sounds behind the sounds.’ -BH Limited physical copy of the Street Calcium masterpiece by TVE. Hand assembled linen paper jackets, [...]
Deluxe instant reissue of the much-too-limited edition Housecraft tape, including two new and previously unreleased tracks; 32 minutes of new music. Reflective of our live sets of the past year [...]
Artist / Label Description: ‘Portuguese witchcraft. Sonic sorcery. Joyful confusion and boundless nude motions through the celebration of dark arts.’ Hand assembled linen paper pocket [...]
1993 release. A surprising release from the radical Fluxus composer, Yasunao Tone – an encoded description of the visual image in utmost detail. In the mythical future, somebody can [...]
2002 release. Definitive CD reissue of this original Cramps label album from 1974, an early classic from Robert Ashley with music provided by Paul DeMarinis. This deluxe slip-cased version [...]
Originally released in 1971. Key contains Meredith Monk’s earliest compositions for voice. The songs that make up Key were composed and performed in a three year period between 1967 and [...]
2019 repress on CD; 1990 release. Commissioned by Mabou Mines, the experimental theater group from New York, for their interpretation of King Lear, Pauline Oliveros‘s Crone Music is a [...]
1996 release. Automatic Writing compiles three early Robert Ashley works from 1967-79 — some of his most experimental works. Composed in recorded form over a period of five years, [...]
1990 release. Centered around the mesmerizing voice of Robert Ashley, presented here is early version (released on LP by Lovely Music in 1979) of “The Park” and “The [...]
2nd edition ‘Noise’ as it has come to be known has reached an apex. Or perhaps more accurately, has surpassed its apex. The forms, traditions, and expectations inherent in abstract sound design / [...]
Josh Landes (Limbs Bin) first release under his own moniker, and not the latter. An unmasking of a somehow familiar character, Provincial Electronics is a soliloquy for the burnt but still sharp. [...]
It feels as though words like ‘fragile’, ‘musical’, and ‘contemplative’ are often not used to describe the found sounds in the realms of many recordings of experimental tape music. Yet, here we [...]
Label Description: Recorded using only voice, piano, and handmade cassette loops, Acknowledgment was conceived of and is presented as an intertextual document reflecting on 15 years of dialogue [...]
“A set of spry, pastoral Aecoustic Guitar and errant Electronic pieces that harken back to libraries by Teisco, Vittorio Marino, and the like, yet mapped in an alien manner unlike any known [...]
**Ships upon arrival, ~Nov.12th A mix for movement… 𝑇ℎ𝑒 𝑠ℎ𝑜𝑟𝑡 𝑠𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑦 𝑏𝑒𝑙𝑜𝑤 𝑤𝑎𝑠 𝑤𝑟𝑖𝑡𝑡𝑒𝑛 𝑏𝑦 𝑅𝑜𝑏 𝐺𝑜𝑦𝑎𝑛𝑒𝑠 𝑤ℎ𝑖𝑙𝑒 𝑙𝑖𝑠𝑡𝑒𝑛𝑖𝑛𝑔: As a child, Aggy liked to steal their parents’ phones and send texts to [...]