Piano sounds crafted by Chelsea Hall, processed and recorded by Ross Gentry. Lovely and melancholy neo-classical soundscapes.

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Welcome Electrophonic Ghost to the fold. The Duo of Josh Clark and Katie Burleson creates a pastiche of noise, drone and pop melodies using synthesizers and guitar. A hypnagogic sound, with a pinch of latter day ambient Coil.

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David Daniell and Douglas McCombs

David Daniell and Douglas McCombs’s first collaborative LP,Sycamore, was assembled from seven hours of in-studio improvisations. Daniell and McCombs sifted through the material looking for their favorite moments, then combined, cross faded, mixed, and matched those moments into something that made sense to them as a long player.

For their new release, the double LP Versions, they gave the same seven hours of material to noted recording engineer and producer Ken Brown (ex-Tortoise), who was given free rein to assemble an LP of his choosing (subject to approval, of course).

The results are fantastic. Brown has chosen to highlight moments in the music that the normally reserved Daniell and McCombs probably would not have chosen. There’s a wider dynamic range onVersions, from brutally raw to delicate to practically inaudible. The other interesting aspect is that Brown’s selections rarely cross over with the material on Sycamore–this is in no way a “remix,” and that is exactly what Daniell and McCombs were hoping for.

In addition, Versions includes a second LP of two live performances. These were chosen to show how Daniell and McCombs’s music develops in a live setting. Improvising in a recording studio and improvising in front of an audience are two vastly different things. Montreal and Knoxville were two of Daniell and McCombs’s favorite performances from their tours together.

Over the years Daniell has collaborated with many notable musicians, including Loren Connors, Rhys Chatham, Tim Barnes, Jeph Jerman, Thurston Moore, Greg Davis, and Jonathan Kane, as well as releasing numerous albums under his own name and with his band San Agustin on labels such as Table of the Elements and Family Vineyard. McCombs is more often seen wielding a bass guitar, whether as a member of Eleventh Dream Day, the acoustic collective Pullman, or the pioneering and inimitable Tortoise; in his role as the driving force behind Brokeback; or through his varied work with the likes of Tom Ze, Azita Youseffi, Will Oldham, Yo La Tengo, and Calexico.

Nociception is the new project from Ross Gentry, Christopher Ballard and Will Isenogle.

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Cumulus is Leon Liebenberg

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We are proud to present our first joint booking venture with Asheville’s other experimental label, Bathetic Records. Both these headliners have had releases on good ol’ Bathetic.

About Philly act Lantern’s last release:

“A loose concept EP, Dream Mine is a tribute to 80′s dystopic cyber punk. Lantern bends their broken Rock ‘N’ Roll to the brink – melting together blues, punk, ambient and experimental textures to create a murky, bleak canvas of pure RNR.”

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Over the past couple of years Kevin Greenspon has consistently made some of the most enjoyable ambient tracks that I have had the privilege to hear. Waves of guitar drone across vibrant soundscapes as one man bares his soul. It is easy to get lost in Greenspon’s music as it almost seems to take control at times.

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Tickets available this afternoon at Static Age Records. This is a 21+ show.

Two sides of beautiful drone from Ross Gentry and William Isenogle. Mastered by Dean Inman, Cover art by Lisa Nance, Screenprinted dust cover and center label by Daniel Abide and insert by William Isenogle. We went all out on elaborate and lovely packaging for this one. Listen and purchase in the Headway Store