19th Of April 2019 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Review
at Redscroll Records
WE WILL BE CLOSED ON EASTER SUNDAY! Plan accordingly. Hopefully you’ll be able to take advantage of a nice day!
Light week of new releases for a couple reasons – 1. Post Record Store Day recovery from all involved (us, distributors, labels…) and 2. the holiday week has caused some shipping delays (including about 5 boxes we expected today and will now get Monday).
LPs & 12″s
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Baker / Coloccia / Mueller “See Through” (+D/L)
Bilge Pump “We Love You”
Control Top “Covert Contracts”
Deadbeat “Waking Life”
Dungeon Acid “Dungeon Acid”
Field Medic “Fade Into The Dawn” (Blue With Black Smoke)
Funeral, The “Discography 2001-2004”
Hayman, Rip “Dreams Of India & China: Field Recordings & Repercussions 1975-1986”
Islam Chipsy And Eek “Kahraman”
Kanaan “Windborne”
Necks, The “Unfold”
Obsidian Grave / Unholy Vampyric Slaughter Sect “Lupine Musings Of A Dying Faith” (Clear, Black & Bone/Black Variants) 10″
Placebo “Live 1971” (Half Speed Mastering Ltd. Ed. 180 Gram)
Psychic Readers, The “The Psychic Readers”
Pup “Morbid Stuff” (Ltd. Ed. Color)
Sad Lovers & Giants “Epic Garden Music” (#/500)
Sullivan, Matthew “Matthew”
Various “Err Rec Library Vol. 2 – Science & Technology”
7″s
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Dal Forno, Carla “So Much Better”
Immoral Discipline “Immoral Discipline”
Les Chasseurs De La Nuit “Nebelwerfer”
Najor, Jake & The Moment Of Truth Featuring Mix-Master Wolf “High Costa Living / Grab A Soda” (Gold)
Of The Wand & The Moon “Time’s Out Of Reach”
Of The Wand & The Moon “I Called Your Name”
Rugged Nuggets, The “Rugged Walk / Take Me With You” (Red)
Soul Scratch “America / We All Bleed The Same” (Red Splatter)
Sundowners “Ancient Cares”
Test Pattern “Test Pattern” (As Featured In Documentary Now!)
Vannier, Jean-Claude “La Bete Noire” (Soundtrack)
White Chamber “One”
White Chamber “Pale Tears”
CD
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Field Medic “Fade Into The Dawn”
Tape
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Field Medic “Fade Into The Dawn” (RFC188)
Review
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William Basinski On Time Out of Time
(Temporary Residence Ltd.)
This Houston, Texas born (and now Los Angeles-based) avant-garde composer began developing his experimental tape-loop based style in the late 1970s while studying jazz saxophone and composition at North Texas State University. His melancholy and introspective style of ambience garnered massive attention with The Disintegration Loops: a four-volume album of deteriorating, reverberating tape loops that was completed on the morning of 9/11. Over four decades after the birth of his musical style, Basinski has released this new album: On Time Out of Time is haunting ambience that, quite literally, comes from outer space. Composing for an art exhibition in Berlin, he utilized sound recordings that the LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) captured of two massive black holes merging 1.3 billions years ago. The resulting music is an immersive, slowly shimmering tapestry that sounds like the score for an interstellar meditation (in addition to the forty-minute title track is the glowing ten-minute live recording “4(E+D)4(ER+EPR)”.)
[Reviewer: Mark]
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