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Once Believed Fag Tapes FT-057 CD-R £5.99 Last copies of this one-off deformed noise trawl from Heath Moreland of Fag Tapes solo jam, made available especially for sale at the 2006 No Fun fest. “Two takes - raw live to tape.” Hand-numbered edition of 50 copies. Recommended. |
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Alien Facial 3 Heavy Tapes Cassette £6.99 Latest instalment from Heath Moreland of the Fag Tapes empire’s gloopy cough-syrup-inspired noise crud series, with huge spoons of woozy electronic decay gobbled up in warps of distortion, delay and wonked tapes. Beautiufl full-colour art by Maya Miller of Double Leopards and the usual suave Heavy Tapes presentation. |
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Being Viewed Chondritic Sound CH-156 3" CD-R £7.99 Rarity: Limited edition of 152 copies with spray-painted discs featuring another supremely disturbing wretch of nothing songs, damp cardboard box fidelity, totally unidentifiable sound sources and drugged psychedelic slumber from Mr Heath Moreland of Fag Tapes et al. Long OOP. |
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s/t Fag Tapes FT-212 Cassette £7.99 Hand-numbered edition of 77 copies collaboration between Heath Moreland’s Sick Llama and Mike Pollard of Arbor’s elemental drone project. Deep, cavernous keyboard drones meets scattershot tape constructs and subterranean fog horns. |
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s/t Fag Tapes FT-149 Cassette £5.99 "Prov. RI Life Pardoner ??? bunch of trax. who knows??? side B. = Sick Llama. Sick llama style. Mess of trax. Black hole speakers. Die-cut, printed, stickered sleeves. Edition of 47." - Heath Moreland. |
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Wavering Uncertainty Fag Tapes FT-198 Cassette £6.99 Dream-team hook-up between Heath Moreland’s Sick Llama project and Alabama no-fi actionists Hollow Bush aka Bryan Martin and Rodger Stella of Macronympha. Aggressive, blunt electro-acoustic psych Xeroxed to the point of nada. Hand-numbered edition of 60 copies. |
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Super Street 24 Fag Tapes FT-229 Cassette £6.99 Three-way split of extended live sets for this volume of Heath Moerland’s (Sick Llama) compilation series, with jams from New Pledegemaster, Steve Kenney (Demons) and Slither all drawn from their recent tour. Hand-numbered edition of 50 copies. |
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Alien Column Nashazphone NP-08 LP £16.99 First full-length LP from the duo of Heath Moerland (Sick Llama/Fag Tapes) and Chris Pottinger (Odd Clouds/Cotton Museum). Slither play primitive drug and F/X damaged free jazz, with reeds played through cotton wool while tape sounds, homemade electronics and surreal electro-acoustic sound environments give it an extra layer of DIY dub. Edition of 240 copies. |
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Submissions Jyrk 3 £5.99 Live set of slowly accruing sick avalanche tone from this west coast haunted noise unit. Edition of 200 on the Yellow Swans' Jyrk imprint. "Man... one of the first times we rolled down to Oakland, we met up with this dude and his intensely dark steez.. Dude reminded me of my buddies up in Portland who had first told me about 'The Temple,' which Mr. Sixes calls home... My friends told me that their show at "The Temple" was one of the most chaotic evenings of their band's career... tons of smashed glass, fights.... debauch... A fierce mess.. When we finally got to SEE Sixes... or more importantly, when we moved to the bay and got to SEE Sixes a LOT, Dude was REPEATEDLY crushing... on par with other western freaks like Wiese and Gerritt... totally gross intensity.. So.. we bug him to do a release... and he takes his time.. but... now we're finally holding onto this SICK live recording of a set in Seattle from 2005.. It's perfect for JYRK too..." - Pete Swanson. |
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Cursed Beast Troniks TRO-248 CD £5.99 "The CD re-issue of the Highly-Acclaimed Sixes LP we released a few months back that sold out super-quickly. This is by far the baddest-ass of all Sixes material yet - yeah yeah yeah, every label thinks their Sixes release is the best, but here we're not lying: Originally to be called "The Beast", 2 years in the making, an 8-track reel-to-reel and a computer ruined twice, two teeth pulled and a resulting throat abscess requiring hospitalization in the interim. The frustrations and anger, the pain and set-backs all became hate:fuel for what was to become the "The Cursed Beast". Heavy rhythms, harsh swirling sounds, buried vocals seething in ugly, ruined and destroyed guitar wreckage and synth gnarl, structured and formed into arguably one of the best releases of 2006. Ever wonder what would've happened if Crash Worship ADRV had been influenced solely by Chrome, look no further. When we first received the material, intended for a cassette release, we knew it had to be to on vinyl. After releasing the vinyl we realized that this material was just too good to be limited to a mere 200x copies, Troniks was down for co-releasing it to CD and here we are. Packaged as a miniature version of the LP, ever so beautifully by the kind folks of Thingmakers: 3 color cover (black on gun-metal silver on gold on black) with mini-insert, each cover is slightly different in alignment (mimicking the screen-printed original). Edition of 1000 copies." - Enterruption. |
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Final Expense No Fun/Misanthropic Agenda NFP-17/MAR-018 LP £12.99 "Deathroes is Gerritt and Sixes. Total Auditory destruction by these west coast veterans debut collaboration LP. Dark psychedelic drone, walls of sounds, electronic impossibility. Tectonic plates shift and rain of lava annihilates ones own soul along with everyone else's. Enlightenment and new death-born feelings combined with hallucinations so sharp and vivid that they lead to the disintegration of all senses. Salvation, elation, Truth?-no, only the final expense! Split Release with Misanthropic Agenda. Limited to 500 copies." |
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s/t American Tapes AM-712 CD-R £7.99 "Yes! First recordings of Superman Groop outta SF/Oakland with AJ aka RJ aka SIXES, Paul C. of XBXRX and ESP Layout, and Noel of Comets= Caveman inzanity power 600 BC sound= close your eyes and see AJ break a table infront of you!! Reeds/guitar/electronic bomb attack. Amazing assault. Dedicated to all shorties, everywhere apparently. Color cases, crazed artwork. Rules." - John Olson. |
