In my series of annual reissues of old albums the time has come for “Disturbing the Dust”.
The album was originally released on Kendra Steiner Editions in 2011.
This version is digitally remastered and has new artwork.
Reviews from Foxy Digitalis, Blog To Comm, and Volcanic Tongue of the original release can be found HERE.
Stream or download the album HERE.
Today Tandem Tapes announced the release of my split with Mike Nigro. The album can be found in physical and digital formats HERE.
Many thanks to Tandem Tapes and Mike for making this happen!
A Closer Listen has posed a piece about Muzan Editions. It has reviews of all their releases so far, including “The Work Of the Spider” by yours truly. Many thanks for the kind words!
Read the article HERE.
Drevne Bolesti – Licking the Snails
African Paper has posted a nice review of the Drevne Bolesti 3″ EP “Licking the Snails”.
Herzlichen Dank für die netten Worte!
Check it out HERE.
I have a new Soundcloud where I upload bits and pieces, works in progress and stuff that for various reasons don’t fit in anywhere else at the moment.
Go HERE for some previously unheard sounds.
The blog Bulletproof Socks has posted a nice writeup on some of my stuff, and included a couple of links to old out of print releases.
Check it out HERE.
I have contributed a track to “Together”, a compilation from Oxtail Recordings.
The label says:
Charlottesville, VA occupies a special place in the Oxtail Recordings world – we’ve released a number of tapes from Charlottesville artists, and the town and music community there have always been unbelievably warm, welcoming, and inspiring to us. We were heartbroken by the white supremacist “Unite the Right” rally and subsequent violence there during the weekend of August 11-12, 2017.
Oxtail artist and friend to all Tyler Magill (of Grand Banks and Carry) was among those protesting the rally that weekend, and he ended up suffering a stroke as a result of being assaulted by torch-wielding fascists on the evening of August 11.
The tragedy of those events shook us deeply, and the opportunity to use the small platform we have in this label to raise money to fight hate, bigotry, and violence and to help our friend heal was a no-brainer.
The number of incredible contributions we received from the Charlottesville music scene, as well as label friends in NYC and around the world was stunning – many of the tracks presented here are the artists’ own attempts to engage with and make sense of the world since November 2016. That outpouring, in turn, energized us as it reminded us of the power that art and community have to bring people together to heal, share, and grow.
We believe that openness, engagement, and understanding are the ways to fight division, fear, and hatred. With that in mind, we’re proud to present a release that attempts to forward those ideals, both in concept and in practice. Please enjoy: Together.
Proceeds from the sale of this compilation will be donated to Showing Up for Racial Justice Charlottesville and Tyler Magill’s medical fund.
Get it HERE.
