SOLDIER'S DISEASE

CHONDRITIC DEATH

A handful of new tapes will be available on the midwest/east coast tour May 5-14, 2012. All are limited to 100 and there might be a few not pictured here. These will be available for mailorder when I return home on May 15th. Requests prior to that will be ignored.


Jason Lescalleet – How To Not Do It C40


Liable – The funeral of the beautiful Italian bullfighter C32


Various Artists – Rough-Hewn C32


Brotman & Short – Distance Unknown C38


Hive Mind – They Made Me The Keeper Of The Vineyards C30

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THEY MADE ME THE KEEPER OF THE VINEYARDS

There’s a new Hive Mind cassette available, and it comes with a screenprinted 2×8″ patch with the “vines” logo on it. Labelled cassettes and blue-on-grey heavy linen stock art. In lieu of describing it, I’ve linked embedded the new Hive Mind BandCamp page for this release below. You can purchase digital or physical copies of the cassette. A lot of the older Hive Mind material is being added to the BandCamp at a “name your price” option for download, which means it’s free unless you want to donate. A Midwest/East coast tour is confirmed for the first half of May and I’ll be posting those dates here soon.

They Made Me The Keeper Of The Vineyards was inspired by loneliness, desolation, routine, Dellamorte Dellamore & Marco Corbelli’s Morder Machine. No drum machines were used on these recordings.

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AROUND THE WAY

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by greh @ 10:41am on April 2, 2012

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HIVE MIND, HARASSOR, CHELSEA WOLFE, WOLVES IN THE THRONE ROOM

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SEVEN HUNDRED INCHES

John Wiese currently has his first 100 7″ records on display at Family in Los Angeles. The first 99 7″s on the wall and his 100th, the single-locked-groove “Exhausted Spectral Incantation” placed on a turntable with headphones for listening. John also released a 150 page monograph documenting these 7″S and with essays by Sam McKinlay (The Rita) and Brian Roettinger. Here are a few photos taken at the opening:

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I’VE GOT LEVITATION

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by greh @ 10:54am on October 19, 2011

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LEATHER BATH AFTERMATH

Leather Bath (Greh Holger & John Wiese) performed last night at Dem Passwords in Hollywood to celebrate the release of our debut 7″ Zulu Time, which is now available in the shop. Here are a few photos from after the lights came up.

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