nodolby (OUTTA PRINT)

Equal parts road trip, science fiction, and alternate reality, nodolby makes any listener wish silent movies were still around to be scored. Rhythm remains among the disparate sounds, keeping a narrative together that’s worlds apart from anywhere else. It suggests boxy cars, unfinished metals, and constant movement toward a force that is as foreboding as it is omnipresent. How can you move toward that which is already present within you? Just ask Max Renn.

Just over 20 minutes, edition of 48.

Knit Prism (OUTTA PRINT)

When the wind turns the cupola on my father’s dust farm, I hear the sounds of animals long since butchered. What feeds you? What do you use for stairs? There is little room for compassion on the road to success. Hard work requires sacrifice though it’s not always of one’s self. If you were to list your accomplishments, would you be honest? Knit Prism’s latest work questions the going rate of time and progress. The iron-caged bird sings.


33 minutes or so, edition of 48. Drawings by Tevia Romaine

Spare Death Icon - Highlander Seahorse (OUTTA PRINT)

Like watching a rapid series of experiments take place, this album comes right from the lab. There are strange machines tuned to underground algorithms, the search is underway and the readings are off the charts. The space of this tape is decidedly closed in, dense and dank, but an occasional flashlight beam cuts through the winding tunnels. At first I thought he was looking for something sinister, but eventually began to realize he was looking for me.

UPDATE: foxy digitalis is "loving" this tape! See the full review here.

45 copies. Artwork by Spare Death Icon.

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