concrete shiva - slip from the transparent beam - cavelife - cass - 7$
Two long form pieces for mandolin, voice and electronics from Los Angeles' Maria Garcia, showing her constantly evolving approach to crafting sound. Her work touches on a variety of different modes; fragments of layered field recordings, unholy minimalism and dream pop are glimpsed momentarily but Garcia is clearly tilling her own soil. Reference points get devoured and dissolve into the wider picture of what's being shown and explored. Piercing high tones and controlled feedback stir and burn up melodic framework; a set of goals completely on it’s own wavelength rings out. Powerful and majestic music. Special coffee-dyed cardstock covers for this one.
banal beauty - sandmutopia - cavelife - cass - 7$
Andrew P. Storrs (Rum Raisin, Pagan Time Travel Home Video) looses a far out score for a 1970s PBS documentary on Midatlantic ravens in the 17th century. Envisioning reenactment footage of the 1669 Baltimore Renn-Faire, his fingers dancing across the keys of the Teisco S-100P synthesizer, an anomaly is birthed in Storrs’ musical trajectory. One that represents the best qualities of its elusive creator. Modern antique synthesizer composition for fans of Creel Pone, subterranean reality television and classical music.
lolly gesserit - time to bare time - crushed velvet rope ladder records - cass - 7$
the missing paperboy - must lull jingles for fried eagles - cavelife - cass - 7$
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black church - down with hades - cavelife - cass - 7$
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copper glove - live trash- cavelife - cass - 7$
Disgusting attempts at basement party beats
succumb to machines being strangled. Killer.