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EUR 99. This is a three-record set with special packaging. The Shintaro/Jhai composition plays accross all three A sides, and the Shintaro/Miyazaki composition plays accross the B sides. A laptop invasion filled the entire studio! This army of electronic musicians brought along several compositions, which they spent the afternoon cutting direct to vinyl.

SOLD. A laptop invasion filled the entire studio! This army of electronic musicians brought along several compositions, which they spent the afternoon cutting direct to vinyl.

SOLD. A laptop invasion filled the entire studio! This army of electronic musicians brought along several compositions, which they spent the afternoon cutting direct to vinyl.

SOLD. A laptop invasion filled the entire studio! This army of electronic musicians brought along several compositions, which they spent the afternoon cutting direct to vinyl.

EUR 33. Power-sludge by two guitarists and one sweaty drummer.

EUR 33. Homebrew theremins, hacked telephones and circuit-bent toys.

EUR 33. Sinewave freakout with lo-fi DIY soundboxes.

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SOLD. We need FREEDOM!

SOLD. Everyone's favorite Macedonian glitch-spinner. Right?

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SOLD. "You're my hero".

SOLD. Marek Brandt processed field recordings of water for his delicate tracks on 33.99.

SOLD. "33.99 Records set up a temporary recording studio, inviting festival artists and other musicians to drop in and record, live to acetate, a 7" record. No copies were made of any of these recordings--each is a true, one-of-a-kind object. (I envy the person that picked up Francisco Lopez's; what'll the eBay value on that one be?) I got to record two, both spoken-word pieces; one a pair of texts about my father, adapted from last year's Wire Epiphany column; the other a more materialist take on vinyl itself, copping a move from Alvin Lucier and feeding back a single recorded sentence directly from the acetate back into the cutting machine, and ending in a lock groove."

SOLD. "33.99 Records set up a temporary recording studio, inviting festival artists and other musicians to drop in and record, live to acetate, a 7" record. No copies were made of any of these recordings--each is a true, one-of-a-kind object. (I envy the person that picked up Francisco Lopez's; what'll the eBay value on that one be?) I got to record two, both spoken-word pieces; one a pair of texts about my father, adapted from last year's Wire Epiphany column; the other a more materialist take on vinyl itself, copping a move from Alvin Lucier and feeding back a single recorded sentence directly from the acetate back into the cutting machine, and ending in a lock groove."

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SOLD. Say a little prayer now...

EUR 33. Two guitars, two singers and two great covers.

EUR 33. "Fire-Cracker Feedback", one-shot of a fire-cracker giving the impuls to a feedback loop between the recording system and the short delayed playback, controlled over laptop software filter and soundcard. the cracker mutates into a beautiful simple soundscape.

EUR 33. "Silvester 2005/2006", Downtempo rhythm made out of a field-recording of fireworks, accompanied by a nice melody and realtime radio/delay improvisations.

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SOLD. 8 bit funk from Patrick's new Candiehank project.

SOLD. Fantastic improvised collaboration between Catani and "MC Cambodia", aka Miss Hawaii. They hadn't recorded anything together before, but now we can't wait to hear a release from the two of them!

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EUR 33. Jason didn't turn up for his appointment, but we managed to catch that "live on stage" moment anyway!

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