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Sitaar Tah! “Semimimimimin” CD archive32  A 43min single track studio recording from the Tokyo based Sitar Orchestra that provided the amazing musical backdrop for Keiji Haino on the double disc archive release Animamima. The 22 piece unit is back with this swarm of locus gem of a release. Graphic and design work on the release by Stephen O’Malley features an outer cover that is a four color silkscreen, beautifully executed by Alan Sherry of Siwa records. Inside is a gorgeous photographic collage. Pressing of 700 copies
$14 postpaid in the US
 

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Religious Knives “Live at bigjar” CD archive43 A four track live disc recorded in August of 07 by myself. While Religious Knives represent ½ the former output of Double Leopards the output from this quartet is anything but. Raw and dirty garage rock for keyboards, bass, guitar and drums that sounds more comfortable being off the Doors early demo days box set rather then a nofun offshoot band. Comes in a ½ panel sleeve graphic work by now frequent archive art collaborator Chase Middaugh. Pressing of 600 copies
$13.50 postpaid in the US
 

NADJA “Thaumoradiance” CD archive44 Late 2007 two track live release from Nadja which functions as a companion release for the studio archive CD. Radiance of Shadows preludes into the cliffnotes 20’ish min. version of Thaumogenesis. Similar graphic themes and sleeve design all once again from Mr Seldon Hunt. Pressing of 600 copies 
sold out coming to the usual distros soon, band will have copies on tour in both the US and upcoming Euro dates.
 

 
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NADJA “Thaumogenesis” CD archive30 A small 500 copy re-pressing of the Canadian duos 60+ min one track epic studio work. Sold out some time ago in an original pressing of 600 copies back here in a small run with all identical original audio content, but slightly altered artwork on the original theme by Seldon Hunt.
sold out coming to the usual distros soon, band will have copies on tour in both the US and upcoming Euro dates.
 

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MERRELL/ BAKER/ JORDAN “NAGUAL” CD aRCHIVE41 long playing ambient dronescape pitting the combined efforts of Todd Merrell on shortwave radio and electronics, Patrick Jordan on shortwave radio and processing and Aidan Baker (Nadja) on guitar. Recorded live in 04 in Hartford. Comes packed in heavy stock center open sleeve with environmental mirror image landscape artwork courtesy of Seldon Hunt. Pressing of 600 copies.
$13.50 postpaid in the US
 

LSD POND Double CD archive36. Two nights of improvised recordings from the Lemur House in Philadelphia tracked during off nights of the eastern US tour of LSD March, Masami Kawaguchi’s New Rock Syndicate and Bardo Pond. Each disc represents one night’s worth of material edited by Michael Gibbons,without  overdubs. Personal from each night vary and thus present different types of material.
DISC 1 recorded Oct11, 2006
SHINSUKE MICHISHITA- guitar, bass, drums
MASMAI KAWAGUCHI- guitar, bass
IKURO TAKAHASHI percussion, drums
MICHAEL GIBBONS- guitar
JOHN GIBBONS- guitar
JASON KOURKOUNIS- drums, percussion
SHIBATA NAO- percussion
KIKUCHI AKIRA- Bass
DISC 2 recorded Oct14, 2006
SHINSUKE MICHISHITA- guitar, bass, drums
IKURO TAKAHASHI percussion, drums
MICHAEL GIBBONS- guitar
JOHN GIBBONS- guitar
JASON KOURKOUNIS- drums, percussion
CLINT TAKEDA- bass
ISOBEL SOLLENBERGER- vocals flute
AARON IGLER- electronics
$19 postpaid in the US
 

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Comes packaged in a ½ fold letterpress sleeve with silver foil stamped front and rear covers with 8 page photo booklet saddle stitched inside that hopefully conveys the mode and energy of the recording sessions. CD’s are in black hand stamped envelopes bound together with letterpress obi bands. All hand made and hand assembled. Design and graphic work all executed by old friend, and label owner, Keith Utech. single pressing of 1000 copies
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PETER WRIGHT “PRETTY MUSHROOM CLOUD” CD archive 42. Five track droner from this New Zealander via London. A mix of ambient guitar work, field recordings, and soundscapes recorded between 2005-2006. Housed in a double sleeve with outer sleeve being semi transparent vellum, all graphic work by Mr. Wright. Single pressing of 500 copies
$13.50 postpaid in the US
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LI JIANHONG “San Sheng Shi” CD archive 41. An incredible focused and formidable fifty something min. single track solo electric guitar wall of noise work from new face from the Chinese music scene. A release that will be sure to make more then a few people scramble to dig up Li’s back catalog of work on his own 2pi imprint. Comes packed in a double sleeve with the outer sleeve being a semi transparent vellum fold around. Graphic work by Chase Middaugh. Single pressing of 500 copies
sold out check the usual distros
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ASTRO JAZKAMER HAIRSTYLISTICS “MOTORCYCLE FUCK WITH THE GHOSTRIDER” CD aRCHIVE37 a completely violent little disc documenting this live 2007 Tokyo performance pitting some really heavyweights in the underground world of “noise” on stage together. (Lasse Marhaug, Hiroshi Hasegawa, Masaya Nakahara, and John Hegre). Housed in center opening heavy stock sleeve with circular diecut adorning with graphic work from Mr. Lasse himself.  Pressing of 600 copies
$13.50 postpaid in the US

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UPTIGHT “EARLY YEARS” CD aRCHIVE40 a re-issue of the out of print 99 five track album from Tokyo pysch. Unit uptight.  Audio tracks have been slightly remastered with the addition of two unreleased tracks dating back to the bands earliest years 1994. Comes housed in a 2.5 panel foldout heavy stock sleeve pressing of 600 copies.  
$13 postpaid in the US

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KOUSOKUYA “Echoes from Deep Underground” CD+DVD archiveDVD1 for those that don’t know Kousokuya are a cult garage pysch rock trio formed in the 70’s in the Tokyo underground music scene by main member, and recently deceased Jutok Kaneko. Despite having existed for 20+ years the bands output has been fairly sparse with a few releases on PSF and one domestic US release on the Forced Exposure label. Originally the archive release was to be comprised of a fantastic live performance on CD from Osaka in 2001 but having discovered the existence of video footage from the same performance, coupled with the efforts of James a bonus DVD was added to the mix. This release represents to date the only video document of Jutok and Kousokuya released in official capacity and realistically represent a chance for fans of obscure psych to see a band and artist that basically played outside of Japan only a handful of times. This pressing of 700 copies comes packaged in a ½ fold heavy black stock cover with metallic silver and gloss varnish silkscreen work by the wonderful Alan Sherry of SIWA records. The CD and DVD come in black envelopes held together by a silkscreen obi strip.
$20 postpaid in the US non-US orders please read above instructions to add postage


SUISHOU NO FUNE “a prayer for chiba” holymoutain
Expansive brand new double disc studio work from the dual guitar, and vocal pairing from Tokyo. Recorded on last tour on a short stop over in Portland, this current release might be my favorite to day. A huge drifting ethereal psychedelic work or art 8 tracks in total spanning over 2 hours.  
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