Tabs Out | Open Call From Metaphysical Circuits

Open Call From Metaphysical Circuits
1.19.15 by Mike Haley

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To celebrate his 100th cassette release (400th including all formats) over numerous labels, Christian Kann will be releasing a cassette compilation on his currently active imprint, Metaphysical Circuits. The dropage of his next batch of four tapes will bring Kann’s tape harvest to 99. Specifically one cassette on Art Is A Joke, 43 on Beard Of Snails, and 55 on Metaphysical Circuits. Let’s see, 55 plus 1, then add 43, carry the 7… Yup, the math checks out.

Kann has been responsible for some hella-dope releases over the years with stunning artwork and preposterously compelling sounds by the likes of Lee Noble, Motion Sickness Of Time Travel, Guenter Schlienz, and horde of other jammers. Now is the time to get your name on the roster. The (possibly multiple) cassette compilation is an open submission situation. Here is the criteria:

→ One track per artist
→ Must not be previously released or available for download elsewhere (…yet)
→ Nothing longer than 8 minutes (shorter is better)
→ ‘Metaphysical Circuits-esque’ music is desired – but I won’t be as open to ambient, drone, noise, or minimalist synth as previously; let’s hear something new, fresh, different… I’m especially into “songs” lately (human voice + hi and/or lo technology)
→ People I’ve worked with in the past / people I haven’t never connected with – all are welcome
→ Send your WAV or FLAC – plus any info you want written on the cover – through WeTransfer (or your preferred method) to metaphysicalcircuits(at)gmail(dotcom)
→ Submission deadline is February 14, 2015

And that’s it. Simple enough. So get busy jamming, buy some Beard Of Snails and Metaphysical Circuits swag, and enjoy some personal faves below.

Tabs Out | Phinery Winter Batch

Phinery Winter Batch
1.16.15 by Mike Haley

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With the ever-expanding front lines of the War on Christmas, Facebook posts about how it’s snowing and/or cold outside, and year-end-listsanity, it’s easy for late December releases to get lost in the proverbial sauce. It would be a crime, and frankly irresponsible, if I didn’t bring some much-deserved attention Phinery‘s way. The Denmark concern, who didn’t exist prior to 2014, pretty much nailed it with tape output by Head Dress, Karl Fousek, Demonstration Synthesis, and others earlier in the year. Their final batch of the year, released on December 22nd, consists of some hyper-splendid matter.

Lortica, the project of one Alister Hill, chaperons the listener on a foggy journey deep, deep down into sink holes of sound. “Mialle Tapes” (ph013, co-released w/ Feral Media) is austere in it’s movements, processing found sounds over ten modest tracks. The pastoral floaters partner up with artwork by Tim Ferson, are cased in a clear red Norelco case, and limited to 75 physical copies.

Daniel James Laznoff continues his tenacious outpouring of mesmerizing tones as Demonstration Synthesis, this being his 15th cassette under the name. I’ve heard a lot of DS over the last few months, and this is, without a doubt, my favorite DS out of all the DS I have heard. Not that the other DS is BS. Far from it. “DS15” (ph014) is just a delight is all. A legion of varying ideas whirl around each other on this C40 in a keyboard fantasy land. PS: The blue norelco cases are beauties.

“1409-1” (ph015), a six-cut fizzling feast, is a straight up necessity. Japanese sound sculptor Takahiro Mukai trots out surface after surface of tiny, concentrated buzzes, loops, and electronic taunts, nonchalantly simulating a world taken over by minicomputers and microchips. Some tracks find Takahiro spilling sounds at random, while other beat-involved jams come across as more prepared. Both styles are insane, so grip before all 50 copies are spoken for.

Rounding out the batch is handsome sounding, and looking, cassette from Ondness titled “Filho Do Dono” (ph016), which either translates to “Filo Dough? I don’t know!” OR “The owner’s son”. You’ve got Google (and a brain), so I think you can figure it out. Bruno Silva, who is behind the controls here, has dished out Ondness on labels like Metaphysical Circuits, Fort Evil Fruit, and others, so maybe you are familiar with his cloud of amorphous drone slithering. If not, get with the program. The side-long burners here squirm through a forest, leaves crunching under feet. Moans panning behind the trees. It’s a macabre scene, but what are you even doing out in the forest at night?

You can pick up each of these heavy hitters on their own, or in a batch deal, from Phinery. Supplies are getting low, so do not delay.

Tabs Out | Shell Shocked

Shell Shocked
1.10.15 by Mike Haley

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So there I was. Sipping on some coffee and dicking around on the internet, as I’m known to do most mornings, when I saw a photo of a cassette tape. Sounds like nothing out of the ordinary, since 84.8% of my interneting involves cassette tapes. But this was different. This particular cassette was rather flashy and unlike any tape I had ever seen. I felt a warm liquid streaming from my ear, confirmation that my mind had been blown.

The cassette shell (above) was white with swirls of pink and blue rolling through it. The way the colors dipped around the contours, and covered the entirety of the shell,  made it obvious it wasn’t an imprint, but some sort of tape tie dying job. And there were more like it! The wizards responsible for these amazing creations are Eyetooth Collective, a company out of Canton, Ohio run by Zachary Kern. That’s the “who” and “where”. Obtaining the “how” is a bit more tricky. Currently, Eyetooth are the only people conjuring up this eye candy, and they aren’t saying much about how they do it. Magic!? Paint!? BOTH!?! All I know is they look fucking sensational. Kern estimates that he has fashioned 3,000+ cassettes in 2014 for the likes of Burger Records, Lost Tape Collective, Grimoire Cassettes, and a host of DIY units. And, awesomely enough, one can order blanks if desired.

Here’s a sampling of some of Eyetooth’s work. Go grab a bib, or some other drool guard, then scroll on down!

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In addition to these custom shell jobs, Eyetooth handles duplication, printing, custom packaging, and more. Check them out at eyetoothcollective.tumblr.com.

Tabs Out | Front & Centre

Front & Centre
1.3.15 by Mike Haley

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Okay, I guess I’ve been sleeping blindfolded under a rock or some shit, because I’ve been completely unaware of Centre. Ladies and gentlemen, I am awake now. My eyes are open. I’m… On top of rocks? What I’m trying to say is that Centre, an imprint operated by Sam Goldberg that apparently dropped (among a few others gems) a cassette version of the s/t Forma album four years ago, is now on my radar thanks to the release of new tapes by Radio People, Brett Naucke, and Colored Mushroom & The Medicine Rocks. Each release is pro-dubbed and limited to 100 copies.

For those even more ignorant than I, Radio People is the smooth-sailing synth project of Mr. Goldberg, now a duo with Adam Miller who (maybe?) ran (runs?) the absurdly crucial Cylindrical Habitat Modules. You may be wondering “If you don’t know that Miller ran that label for sure, why mention it at all”? Well, I got a hunch and always follow my hunches. That’s why. Brett Naucke (pronounced like the dumpling I am told) is the Catholic Tapes guru with an arsenal of unreal sounds at his disposal. And last, but not least, is the ex-Emerald named Elliott, along with cohorts Charles Szerzen and Sandra Serio, with a flash flood of skin-melting prog reverie.

Straight from the Centre’s mouth:

Centre 05 – Radio People “Fall on Mars” Cassette
“Fall on Mars” was completed by Samuel Goldberg and Adam Miller in the Fall of 2014 in Cleveland, Ohio at his home studio. The title-track serves well as a reintroduction to the project since last year’s “Night Club” on Treasure. It begins as a slow release of scattery synthesizer bop that builds to spill out echoes of fluorescent pads and minimal sequences. From there, the tape continues to loosen up and casts off into rich zones of rhythms and field recordings. Like many Radio People releases, present are the blankets of neon sound and emotive progressions of organ and synthesizer. “Fall on Mars” points outwardly to the planets while remaining in the real and present of a Midwest autumn. The Mars One team will be reaching their destination in 2025, enjoy a preview to what fall on Mars could feel like.

Centre 06 – Brett Naucke “Pitch Documents” Cassette
Brett Naucke is an electronic musician living in Chicago, Illinois. His past works, such as “The Visitor” on NIHILIST and “Seed” on Spectrum Spools introduced many listeners to his unique scope. He brings humanistic qualities and a keen sense of minimalism to a synthesizer system with infinite sounds. These tracks are documents of a constantly tinkering musician at his home studio; exploring music to share it with listeners, but more importantly to move forward in a deeply personal journey. Dig in to his beautifully arching modular synthesizers compositions and join him. These works stretch with elasticity and are somehow also tightly wound. The pieces are fluid and glued with rhythms and pulses that propel and take rests beautifully and naturally. His work here presents itself like a sea of galaxies loosely simplified and then neatly folded onto the head of a pin.

Centre 07 – Colored Mushroom & The Medicine Rocks – ” TheGold Manor Eclipse” Cassette
Colored Mushroom & The Medicine Rocks are an electronic music group which is currently producing music and living in Cleveland, Ohio. These works were created in Cleveland and Albuquerque, New Mexico. Listen closely and perhaps you can hear the two different atmospheres’ reflections in the sound. “The Gold Manor Eclipse” is a concise release made up of treasure-like progressions and clouds of breathtaking mellotron. Colored Mushroom present a unique take on synthesizer prog that glows with glossy hi-hat snaps and deep drum patterns. The locked in drum machines are balanced by synthesizers and electronics that never agree to go straight down the middle. Similar to (the ensemble’s maestro) John Elliott’s work as Outer Space and Imaginary Softwoods, the songs move forward but remain hardly predictable. The songs are packed with charging movements and space to breathe. Breathe to them, move to them, and let them move you.

Perhaps some of my facts are fuzzy, but who gives a shit. Just listen to these baller sound clips then grip up these joints for $8.50 a pop, $22.50 for the gang from Centre. Baby, baby!

Tabs Out | 2014 Cassette Snapshots

2014 Cassette Snapshots
1.1.15 by Mike Haley

So that’s it. 2014 is kaput. Like last year, I made an open call for labels to send over photos of all the cassette they graced us with over the past 365 days. Enjoy a small sampling of cassette life, 2014.

 

5CM Recordings
5cm

2:00AM Tapes
2am

905 Tapes
905

Adhesive Sounds
adhesive sounds

Arachnidiscs Recordings
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Baba Vanga
Baba Vanga 2014

Baked Tapes
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Bonding Tapes
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The Centipede Farm
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Constellation Tatsu
constellation tatsu

Crash Symbols
crash symbols

Deserted Village
deserted village

DumpsterScore Home Recordings
DumpsterScore Home Recordings

Feathered Coyote
feathered coyote

Field Hymns
Field Hymns

Fort Evil Fruit
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Geology Records
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Gleauxing Records
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Green Records And Tapes
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Hacktivism Records
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Hare Akedod
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Hausu Mountain
Hausu Mountain Tapes 2014

Hornbuckle Records
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Insufferable Sounds
insufferable sounds

Invisible City Records
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Kerchow! Records
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La Cohu
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Lillerne Tapes
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Lily Tapes & Discs
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Live God Collective
Live God Collective

Magnetic Purely
magnetic purely

Moss Archive
moss archives

No Visible Scars
NoVisible Scars

Obsolete Units
obsolete units

Old Bicycle Records
old bicylce

Orange Milk
orange milk

Otherworldly Mystics
otherworldly mystics

Oxtail Recordings
Oxtail

Passive Aggressive Tapes
passive aggressive 2014

Patient Sounds
patient sounds

Phinery
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Popnihil
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Power Moves Label
power moves label

Reckno
Reckno

Shaking Box Music
SAMSUNG

SicSic Tapes
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Spring Break Tapes!
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Suite 309
suite 309

Tape Drift
tape drift

Track And Field
track and field

Tranquility Tapes
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Umor Rex
UMOR REX TAPE RELEASES 2014

Unit Structure Sound Recordings
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Vwyrd Wurd
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Wood Between Worlds
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Wounded Knife Records
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Tabs Out | Merry TuscoMas!

Merry TuscoMas!
12.25.14 by Mike Haley

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Ho! Ho! Ho! It’s that time of the year, ya’ll. The annual War on Chirstmas™, complete with thick nog, racist relatives, and the latest Tusco/Embassy’s Christmas compilation cassette! All available today! The lineup for these suckers are always sick, and this year is no exception. Darksmith, Outer Space, Headboggle, Relay For Death, David Russell Snake, Greg Gorlan, Collin McKelvey, Horaflora, and a maniac crowd of others all stuffing your stocking on this one, packaged with a silver screened Jcard in one of those triple tall norelco cases. Hop on Santa’s lap and pony up $16.50 for this one now now now now now! Only 50 copies!

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This is where I’ll put any sound clipage, if I find any. Until then, Merry TuscoMas!

Tabs Out | Black Horizons For Bergman

Black Horizons For Bergman
12.22.14 by Ian Franklin

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The holiday season can be a joyous time of year. But for all the Clark Griswold’s out there who’ve had quite enough merriment and are ready to settle into the long winter road ahead, San Francisco based label Black Horizons delivered a 3xC40 compilation of dark and bleak zones to accompany some of the classic films of Ingmar Bergman. “Frozen in Time II: Music To Accompany the Films of Ingmar Bergman” (a follow up to last year’s first volume) groups tracks from a nice range of artists including German Army, Micromelancolie + Sindre Bjerga, L’Acephale, Head Dress, Spettro Family, and Night Worship. The tracks are set to and compliment films including Passion of Anna, Seventh Seal, and with two tracks appearing for Cries and Whispers and Hour of The Wolf each, playing off this compilation’s predecessor Frozen In Time I which included soundtracks to the films Persona, Face to Face, Wild Strawberries, From the Life of the Marionettes, The Serpent’s Egg, and Summer with Monika.

December 13th saw a release party at Vacation Vinyl in L.A. with viewings of Cries and Whispers and Seventh Seal with clips of the comp and a live performance from Head Dress.

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This 3CS black monolith comes in an edition of 200 on black tapes with silver labels laced with a 4-panel j card of silver offset printing on black linen paper with beautiful detail and art panels. Pick up a copy of Frozen in Time II from Black Horizons website ($23 in the US/more elsewhere), rent some Bergman flicks on the interweb, draw the blinds closed, and dip your toes in to the wadding pool of existential anxiety.

Tabs Out | Serenity Now From Fort Evil Fruit

Serenity Now From Fort Evil Fruit
11.28.14 by Mike Haley

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“Serenity Now”. Thus spoke Costanza, though it did nothing to help him maintain a healthy blood pressure. Maybe, just maybe, he should have used one of those personal computers he and Lloyd Braun were trying to sell and surfed on over to Fort Evil Fruit to check out their new batch. There, old Frank would have been greeted by four cassettes, yielding 144 minutes of superlative serenity. The placid ambient sway from Claudio Cisterna’s Chiodata project slithering through eight tracks on “Dymensu”. A C38 recorded from 2012 – 2013 in Santiago, Chile. Ondness’ gallery of nebulous electronic warmth, moving snaillike over the “Surf e Performance” C36, as to not alarm poor Frank in his fragile state. He would surely have been delighted by the “Fractura de Miramientos” C22 by Rastrejo, a zoner that I believe Elaine would most definitely want to grip. The curious and colorful dance energy would have her shaking a leg in no time. “Who’s dancin’? Come on! Who’s dancin’!?” Maybe The Restless Dead & Bird People “Meet The Dervishes Of Khartoum In A Confluence-Of-The-Nile” would do the trick. Get Mr. Constanzo super chill. A C48 with a rather interesting story, summed up here by Chris Joynes:

“The source recordings for this project come from around 3 hours of field recordings made in November 2004 at the weekly Sufi Dervish ‘conference’ that takes place every Sunday in the centre of the main cemetery in Khartoum, Sudan, which rests near the point of confluence between the White Nile and Blue Nile. 

The recordings sat gestating until spring 2008, when they were used as the basis for a Restless Dead event. On this occasion, the Restless Dead featured members of Jupiter Dogs, an improvising collective that operates as part of a small commune that has existed in East Anglia on an on-off basis for about 10 years, living on some land outside Soham. The commune is formed along religious/spiritual lines, specifically engagement with the mystic traditions of early Christianity as set out in the 1st-2nd century Gnostic Gospels discovered in Nag Hamadi in 1948, and also Islamic gnostic texts dating from around 800AD. 
 
This event involved playing an edited and sequenced version of the source field recordings on a loop though a small PA at Blue Arc (then based in a room above H Gees’ on Mill Road in Cambridge) which the ensemble improvised along to continuously for about 7 or 8 hours, recording the results to minidisc through a single stereo mic placed in the middle of the room. This material was then shaped and edited down over the following three or four years, usually during empty periods spent in hotel rooms and airports, resulting in the 23-odd minutes of Side A. 
 
In 2013 this piece was sent to Feathered Coyote as a potential release, and was followed by the idea of recruiting Bird People to do a ‘dub’ version. However, on investigation, it was found that the 7 or 8 hours’ of recordings from the Restless Dead event had been ‘lost’. Since the original 2004 field recordings were still in existence, these were sent instead, and so, when Bird People went on retreat to Waidhofen/Ybbs, the field recordings were used as the starting point for their piece. There was little discussion over what would be produced, although some basic operating principles were agreed: 1. the recording should be made as part of one single event, rather than a series of ‘takes’ or overdubs; 2. all instruments should be wholly acoustic, although processing could take place after the event; 3. the final Bird People piece should be exactly the same length as the Restless Dead piece. The results are the 23-odd minutes of Side B.”

So what will it be for you? The relaxation cassette Frank got from his Doctor, or the new batch from Fort Evil Fruit? Stream them below, then make a wise choice. I trust you. You can do this. Serenity now.

All tapes are editions of 75 copies and can be purchased through FEF’s Bandcamp.

Tabs Out | Trip Metal Alert! Spykes Ahead!

Trip Metal Alert! Spykes Ahead!
12.12.14 by Mike Haley

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I was awoken in the wee hours of the night by a blasting tone and a cautioning voice blaring “Warning! Warning! Warning!”. It was my trusty Trip Metal Alarm. I made it a few months back with the parts of less important smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to warn me if Trip Metal levels get too high. The spewing of aggressively high TM fumes were due to the release of American Tapes #998: The Spykes “Winter Wonder” C90. And it wasn’t just one The Spykes “Winter Wonder” C90, not just two The Spykes “Winter Wonder” C90, but five versions of this Olson solo basement bologna banger, each limited to 30 copies. And it looks like it’s gonna be an ongoing series, lasting all winter, so be sure to collect ’em all for maximum inzanity. They promise a “Classic SPYKES sound spread” and rep hand drawn covers, which are basically some scribblin’, but would you have it any other way? These mugs are eight beans a pop, all available from AT’s Big Cartel, where the only info you’ll find is as follows…

“Its winter…long nights: can only skate three times a week with the crew: what are you going to do? DRAW AND RECORD. EVERYNIGHT. Here are the results. This is going to a long series, cause WINTER is LLOOOONG. Classic SPYKES sound spread out of marathon minutes and all sorts of instruments entanglements. Numbered edition of 30 with hand drawn covers.”

No samples are up from any of these marathon sessions, but here’s a live clip to get ya in the crude mood.

Tabs Out | Top 200 Tapes Of 2014

Top 200 Tapes Of 2014
12.8.14 by Tabs Out

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Ahhhhh, so here we are again, the end of another year. No one knows exactly how long a “year” is or when one will end. We humans just feel it happening, it’s in our DNA. As the year lurches toward eradication our primal urges kick in and we do what nature has always intended us to do. We make lists. The only true way to know who did a good job over the past year. Exactly who should be proud of themselves and who should just crawl into a dark corner and perish in embarrassment. Your good pals at Tabs Out have you covered with a list of THE BEST cassettes of 2014. Numbered 1 through 200, letting you know to the number how good something was. It’s all extremely scientific: For example #54 is EXACTLY 3 better than #57.  We’ve crunched the numbers, so don’t try to disprove anything you see here.

Like last year’s definitive list of what was best, we only listed tapes that we (Mike, Dave, Joe B, Ian, and John Pyle) physically own. Stuff that was sent to us, or that we bought/traded for. Which, for 2014, is just shy of 1,000 tapes. And, like every other list out there, we did not include any tapes that we released on our own labels (905, 2:00AM, Beyond The Ruins) or by any of our projects.

We wrote about a lot of these gems on our site and our Who Has Tapes Anymore? feature on Adhoc. We also included label links for you to check out, and if possible, buy these tapes. Which you should!

Okay, let’s go!

1. Charles Barabé “Dates & Confessions” (Tranquility)
Dates & Confessions is probably the strongest effort from Charles Barabé, a dude who seems to up the ante of his sonic experimentation with each release. The ten tracks on this Tranquility tape (4 “dates” and 6 “confessions”) are sizable in scope and momentum, a contemplative sculpting of dazzling electronics, gyratory spasms of tones, and intriguing field recordings, found sounds, and/or synthesized voices. All of those elements spiral together, handily bringing the listener in and out of distinct moods. If you give Dates & Confessions a listen in a hyper-focused state– similar to the one Barabé was most definitely in while creating it– you’ll easily be able to envision the sounds as an anatomical cross section: complex and divergent material working together. Thick & Thin. Wet & Dry. Bone & Meat. Veins & Nerves. Dates & Confessions.
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2. German Army “Tassili Plateau” (Field Hymns)
3. Social Junk “Give Up” (Ascetic House)
4. Ryan Emmett “Portrait Of A Dog” (Orange Milk)
5. Angel Olsen “Burn Your Fire For No Witness” (Bathetic)
6. Ant’lrd / Gardener split (Digitalis)
7. Grandma Lo-Fi “The Basement Tapes Of Sigríður Níelsdóttir” (Hornbuckle)
8. Tlaotlon / Střed Světa split (Baba Vanga)
9. Matthew Akers “A History Of Arson” (Out Of Body)
10. Diode s/t (Crash Symbols)
11. The Electric Amygdala “Lion On The Beach” (Happy Puppy)
12. V/A “Ohio Volume One” (A Soundesign Recording/SKSK)
13. G.S. Sultan “AG_GREATESTHIT” (Umor Rex)
14. A.P. Vague “Uhura” (Bluebird Recordings)
15. Ben Varian “Real Domestic Scene” (Patient Sounds)
16. Doberman “CB004” (Castle Bravo)
17. Jeremy Bible “Collisions” (False)
18. Sewer Election & Puce Mary “Masks Are Aids” (Total Black)
19. Jeremiah Fisher “Martyrboys” (Tonal Shit)
20. Black Thread “Contemplation/Incompleteness” (Turmeric Magnitudes)
21. Unguent / Mincemeat Or Tenspeed split (Refulgent Sepulchre)
22. Karl Fousek “Relative Position Of Figures” (Phinery)
23. Looks Realistic “VA/A” (Beer On The Rug)
24. Watchword “Rose And Cross” (Arable)spacer
25. Tredici Bacci “The Thirteen Kisses Cassetta” (NNA)
26. Q///Q “N Sa Bwa” (Skrot Up)
27. V/A “Haord’s Buncha” (Haord)
28. Motion Sickness of Time Travel “Ballades” (Hooker Vision)
29. Charlatan “Dead Drop” (Umor Rex)
30. Bromp Treb “Abuse Abandon Abort” (Yeay! Plastics)
31. Czern “Mind In Transit” (Castle Bravo)
32. Andreas Brandal “Hidden Rooms” (Tranquility)
33. Yom San “Playa Piano” (Crash Symbols)
34. Derek Rogers “Visual Echos” (Umor Rex)
35. Anthony Janas “Funny And Pretty” (Catholic)
36. Moltar “Oval Enounters” (Mistake By The Lake)
37. Ray Phaze Tropics “Motello Fish” (Rotifer)
38. Quicksails / Headboggle split (Hausu Mountain)
39. Wrong Signals “However, The Joke Became Serious” (Third Kind)
40. Knit Prism “Pace” (Scissor Tail Editions)
41. Yves Malone “Three Movies” (Field Hymns)
42. Long Distance Poison “Mirror Totality” (Moss Archives)
43. Severed + Said “Crying In Dreams” (Popnihil)
44. Good Willsmith “14 Years Of Desperate Research” (Umor Rex)
45. Karl Fousek “Codicil” (Adhesive Sounds)
46. Charles Barabé / Black Givre split (La Cohu)
47. Watchword / Stopped Clock split (A Soundesign Recording)
48. Radio Shock “Romanse Is The Death Of Intellect” (Suite 309)
49. Ryan Harris “Endless Shadows” (Wood Between Worlds)
50. Maurizio Bianchi / Roadside Picnic split (USSR)
51. Dane Patterson “Ghosting” (Fabrica)
52. Witchbeam / Mister Matthews split (Hausu Mountain)
53. Portopia ’81 “Stardust Memory” (Field Hymns)
54. Many Mansions “Night Sesh” (MJMJ)
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55. Sleep Museum “The Vitrine Of Blindness” (Golden Cloud)
56. Astral Social Club “Meadow Mechanicals” (Fort Evil Fruit)
57. Sam Gas Can “I Sat Around” (Crash Symbols)
58. Japanese Treats “*E 468” (Adhesive Sounds)
59. V/A “The Two Benji’s Remix” (Refulgent Sepulchre)
60. HRRR “Adwa” (self released)
61. 夕方の犬 (Dog in the evening) “mb_s_4_ch” (Patient Sounds)
62. Micromelancolié “Surface Shift” (La Cohu)
63. Sound Sleep “Shape” (Exitab)
64. Jung An Tagen “Vielheiten” (Feathered Coyote)
65. G.S. Sultan “intermediate mv. (demonstration)” (Nada)
66. Giant Claw “22M Never Felt So Alone” (Suite 309)
67. Dominic Republics “Black Blizzard” (Auralgami Sounds)
68. Hunted Creatures “Mogollon Rim” (Dynamo Sound Collective)
69. Josh Millrod “Seeking the Millenary Kingdom” (Solid  Melts)
70. Hakobune / Oliwa / Former Selves / Panabrite “Oceanic Triangulation” (Inner Islands)
71. Mukqs “どうか Please Can You Keep My Secret” (Patient Sounds)
72. Jerry Paper / Andy Boay split (Hausu Mountain)
73. Seeami “Health & Safety” (Adhesive Sounds)
74. Homogenized Terrestrials / Nigel Samways / Arma & Refusenik / Gushing Cloud “Noosphertilizer II” (Aubjects)
75. En Nihil / Filth split (Out Of Body)
76. Andy Loebs “The Shell & Spectacle’d” (RTA Art Collective)
77. Marreck “Mechanism” (Telsa)
78. Solvent “C for Comfort” (Suction)
79. Xunholm “Asleep In The Shattered Mirror” (Skrot Up)
80. Maar “Ceto” (Umor Rex)
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81. Moulttrigger “Gamme Majeur” (The Centipede Farm)
82. Terror’ish / Textbook Punk split (self released)
83. Friesen / Waters Duo s/t (Shaking Box Music)
84. Half High s/t (Eiderdown)
85. DJ DJ Tanner “Townie” (Warm Gospel)
86. Foodman “Drum Desu” (Noumenal Loom)
87. Wes Tirey / Andrew Weathers split (Scissor Tail Editions)
88. Dreamcrusher “Suicide Deluxe” (Hausu Mountain)
89. wzrdryAV “Medicinal Circuits” (Digitalis)
90. Lost Trail “Without Streetlights” (Rano)
91. Lake Mary “There Are Always Second Chances in the Mountains” (Planted)
92. Rick Weaver “The Perfect Man” (Bezoar Formations)
93. Matthew Akers “Bayern” (self released)
94. Jason Soliday “Phase Transitions” (Alien Passengers)
95. Juice Machine “Spiritual Nutrition” (Dumpsterscore)
96. White Resin “dektol” (VAALD)
97. (( Husband Material )) “Go Ahead and Start the Family Without Me” (Patient Sounds)
98. Drut PD / Larry Wish / Elegance / CH Rom “Orange Milk Split Series Vol. 1” (Orange Milk)
99. Arnvs “Peltre” (Vwyrd Wurd)
100. Zaïmph & Yek Koo “L’interieur De La Vue” (Obsolete Units)
101. Cane Swords “Temple Swords” (Field Hymns)
102. (D)(B)(H) “Beyond Antiobiotics” (Human Conduct)
103. Âmes Sanglantes “Defects Of A Crystal Lattice” (Los Discos Enfantasmes)
104. Spiricom s/t (Wood Between Worlds)
105. Henderson/Metler/Foisy/Lachance “Built Like A Brick Shithouse” (Small Scale Music)
106. Micromelancolié “Ensemble Faux Pas” (A Giant Fern)spacer
107. Seth Kasselman “Mmediate Rolls” (UR Sounds)
108. Sarah Davachi “August Harp” (Cassauna)
109. Bean Snack “II” (Personal Archives)
110. Mark Dicker “Livestock” (Econore)
111. KILT “She’s Got The Evil In Her Ear” (Fabrica)
112. Invertabit / August Traeger split (Bicephalic)
113. Nigro “Meeker” (Oxtail)
114. The Volume Settings Folder & Tanner Garza “Sprintgtime Return” (Bookend Recordings)
115. Roofer’s Nest “De-escalate” (Power Moves Label)
116. X.Y.R. “Arktika” (Constellation Tatsu)
117. Dark Half “Moon Through Dark Trees” (Third Kind)
118. Susan Balmar “Signum” (Beer On The Rug)
119. Ak’chamel “Fucking With Spirits” (The Centipede Farm)
120. Little Spoon “Girlfriend Forever” (MJMJ)
121. dugoutcanoe / Juxwl split (Warm Gospel)
122. Gay Shapes s/t (Moss Archives)
123. Hollowfonts “XLVIII” (Phinery)
124. Icepick “Hexane” (Astral Spirits)
125. V/A “Quality Time Vol.1” (Bonding)
126. Layne Garrett “Assemblages” (Individual Lines)
127. Feels / Death Club split (Limited Interest)
128. Big Waves Of Pretty “It Is A Sight He Never Forgets” (Bridgetown)
129. Sungod s/t (Holodeck)
130. SEEZUREFACE “Moon Moan Hymnal” (Warm Gospel)
131. Ruairi O’Baoighill “The Faceless One” (Feathered Coyote)
132. Control Unit “Burn” (Fort Evil Fruit)
133. Savage Cross “Nothingness” (Spirit Throne)
134. Rosemary Arp “Sakura” (Ascetic House)
135. Rachel Thomasin “Outlines” (Otherworldy Mystics)
136. The Last Sound “Outer Raidio” (Fort Evil Fruit)
137. Matt Boettke “Richmond Tape Club Volume Eight” (Richmond Tape Club)
138. Larry Wish “Free Willy Style” (Orange Milk)spacer
139. Gora Sou “Living XXL” (Noumenal Loom)
140. Pauwel De Buck “Tape Your Skin” (Smeltkop)
141. Cliffsides “Headspace” (Tranquility)
142. William Selman “Equatorial Night” (Hausu Mountain)
143. Conrad Wedde “Spaceworld” (Field Hymns)
144. Mads Emil Nielsen s/t (Plant Migration)
145. Carey “VI” (Crash Symbols)
146. LXV “Superimposed & Hunted” (self released)
147. Atop / Ryan Harris split (Wood Between Worlds)
148. Rake Kash “Old Masters” (Unread)
149. DJM “Foreground Music” (Patient Sounds)
150. Topdown Dialectic “/​\​\​02” (Aught)
151. Andrew Anderson “The Red Dream” (Misanthropic Smile)
152. German Army “Socotra Scripture” (Horror Fiction)
153. Nodolby “Pulse Paralysis” (Ghetto Naturalist Series)
154. Head Dress “Warren” (Phinery)
155. William Selman “Chaîne Opératoire” (Digitalis)
156. Sunroom / Deep Catalogue split (Cosmic Winnetou)
157. Disguised As Birds “We Buy Gold” (Geology)
158. Dismal Light “Mindswap” (Auasca)
159. ADSW “Fixtures” (The Centipede Farm)
160. this is esophagus “Mellotron Quartet: ends no ends” (Amok Recordings)
161. Los Condenados s/t (YDLMIER)
162. Softest “Music for Rain Volume 1” (Inner Islands)
163. Q///Q “Jardim” (Self-Help)
164. Yankee Yankee “Segments” (USSR)
165. Lindsay Dobbin “Arrival” (Phinery)
166. Hiro Kone “Fallen Angels” (Geographic North)
167. Glou Glou “Hymn Her Hum” (Full Spectrum)
168. Drophead vs. Silent Land Time Machine “From Ashes Comes the Day” (Holodeck)spacer
169. V/A “Eden In Reeds: Collected Misanthropic Sounds” (Bleak Environment)
170. Seth Graham “Goop” (Noumenal Loom)
171. Cask s/t (Tranquility)
172. Curative Measures “England Wears A Mask” (Strange Rules)
173. Andrew Weathers & Seth Chrisman “Louella” (Full Spectrum)
174. Bob Bellerue “Cure The Antidote” (Los Discos Enfantasmes)
175. 156 “A Life Lived As If In Hell” (Out of Body)
176. Body Morph “Ogre” (Moon Myst)
177. Allegory Chapel Ltd. “Resurrection” (Chondritic Sound)
178. Oven “III” (Mongoloid Production / Legion Blotan)
179. Smokey Emery “Soundtracks for Invisibility Vol. III: Qui Mal y Pense” (Holodeck)
180. Yantis / McLaughlin / Mason / Houpert “Alice Sketches” (Digitalis)
181. Form “Trips” (Adhesive Sounds)
182. Roan Linden “Residential Services” (Golden Cloud)
183. Ou Où “Ou Ng” (self released)
184. Banana Pill “Weave” (Cosmic Winnetou)
185. Ki Oni “Autumn, In Real Time” (Inner Islands)
186. Reactive Identity “Angelfolc (Strange Rules)
187. Benjamin Finger “Mood Chaser” (Digitalis)
188. Mutwawa “Richmond Tape Club Seven” (Richmond Tape Club)
189. Strategy “Cerebral Hut AKA Off The Grid” (Field Hymns)
190. Elizabethan Collar “/​\​\​01” (Aught)
191. Axnaar “Shite Inside Death” (Legion Blotan)
192. Height with Friends “10​,​000 Devastating Watts” (Illuminated Paths)
193. Ashtray Navigations “Aero Infinite” (Tape Drift)
194. Death’s Dynamic Shroud.wmv “世界大戦OLYMPICS” (Orange Milk)
195. Bus Gas “Snake Hymns” (Spring Break)
196. Tashi Dorji and Frank Meadows “Number Six Is Sacred” (Cabin Floor Esoterica)
197. Joshua Dumas “Rough Matinals” (Horror Fiction)
198. Poet Named Revolver “Meets Gruesome” (No Kings)
199. øjeRum “There Is A Flaw In My Iris” (A Giant Fern)
200. Kenny Basil Sound System “Dick Picks Vol.1” (self released)Kenny Basil Sound System @ about 2 hours in

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