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Different Shades Of Blue A Silent Place LP £13.99 Beautiful vinyl upgrade (re-mastered and re-edited) for what was originally a CD-R on Tom Greenwood's U-Sound imprint and that sees MCIAA at their most LaMonte-fixated. Standard LP comes with a full colour insert and colour postcard while the special edition is limited to 131 copies and comes on blue vinyl with the postcard and a bonus 7” single that features the original finale of the complete work. |
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Different Shades Of Blue A Silent Place special edition LP + 7" £17.99 Beautiful vinyl upgrade (re-mastered and re-edited) for what was originally a CD-R on Tom Greenwood's U-Sound imprint and that sees MCIAA at their most LaMonte-fixated. Standard LP comes with a full colour insert and colour postcard while the special edition is limited to 131 copies and comes on blue vinyl with the postcard and a bonus 7” single that features the original finale of the complete work. |
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s/t A Silent Place ASP-08 Pic Disc LP £12.99 Vinyl/picture disc upgrade for the debut release from a brand new satellite launched from the My Cat Is An Alien mothership. Praxinoscope is the duo of MCIAA's Roberto Opalio on vocals/sounds and Ramona Ponzini (renowned cineaste and Edwige Fenech authority) on "Japanese percussions". Recorded live on July 27th 2005, this is a beautiful recording, with distressed pre-articulate vocals rising in spooks of tone ala Basil Kirchin's autistic tape work or Sun City Girls at their most heavily channelled, while plinks of celestial percussion fall like shards of bloodied glass. Parts of this almost sound like Goblin soundtracking Eraserhead. Originally released on the group's own Opax label in an edition of 125 copies, this run of 500 copies makes this key release a little bit more available. |
