2/14/12 Lucky Dragons Existers 12" EP - PRE-ORDER
1-?-12Publications by Ryan Foerster, Bryan Krueger, Ari Spool, Grant Willing, and Todd Patrick
White Fold "Feral" / "Free" EP
SC010 / SCP036
Edition of 50
8.5 x 10"
One color Risograph on 80# cardstock and 70# text
Saddle Stitched
Edition of 125
5.5x8.5"
Two color Riso on 80lb Cover, 75lb Text
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"FERAL" / "FREE" EP A new musical collaboration between Cory Thomas Hanson of W-H-I-T-E, and Jesse Hlebo of Swill Children. Their first EP, "Feral" / "Free", was written in the summer of 2011.The project began as a space of exchange between Hlebo and Hanson who began trading mix tapes in early 2011. The tracks that were sent were based on their use of phrasing, emotional space, texture, cadence and sonic quality. Following Hanson's move to New York, the project took shape as a free form collaboration with no discernible direction.
Utilizing unformed W-H-I-T-E songs as a starting point, the two slowly built a new body of songs in the sweltering heat of the summer. The resulting album is one that is heavily influenced by D'Angelo, Brian Eno, Hot 97, Thelonious Monk, tall cans, Salem, Alan Lomax, the 'cool' of night, loud fans, and Gregorian chant.
White Fold is a project presenting two visual artists' interpretation of these eclectic sources through self-conscious sounds.
The "Feral" / "Free" publication includes a unique download code for the EP. Limited to an edition of 50!
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Taraka Larson The Now Age (REMIX)
SCP034
Edition of 150
5.5x8.5"
Risograph on 60# text + 60# text
Metallic spray paint on paper bag
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THIS IS NOT A RE-PRINT, IT'S A REMIX
Taraka Larsons The Now Age examines contemporary conceptions of time in the context of music and its relationship to symbology, particularly in the transference from metaphor to kitsch. Taraka’s tone variates between an academic analysis to a tongue in cheek nod to rigidly ideological manifestos.
Taraka, along with her sister Nimai, perform as Prince Rama, a group that very much subscribes to the key points of The Now Age
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_ Quarterly Issue 9: Administrative Comments from the Chicago Office
SCP033
Edition of 125
8.5x11"
Riso on 80lb Text / Two color offset on 38lb newsprint
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Note: _ Quarterly Issue 9: Administrative Comments from the Chicago Office was released on 10 / 20 / 11 at Printed Matter in NYC. This was prior to the violent eviction of Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan on November 15th.Following the eviction, the press, and resulting documentation and vocalization of the movement, became a substantial highlight that was not present during the production of this issue.
An investigation of three revolutionary-based groups united at their essence in a fight against governmental and societal oppression. The institutions in question are specifically targeted due to their treatment and relationship with minority and non-upperclass citizens in the United States of America.
Administrative Comments from the Chicago Office, contains content acquired from original communiques from, and FBI files on, both the Weather Underground and The Black Panther Party. Content is also derived from the Occupy Wall Street Twitter, blog, and newspaper, as well as the NYPD's Twitter and YouTube accounts of the mass arrests during Occupy Wall Streets first month of existence in Lower Manhattan. Administrative Comments from the Chicago Office is an edition whose historically based content is both changing as it is solidifying, while it concurrently interprets the perceivably solidified.
Each copy of _ Quarterly Issue 9 is unique through the use of different misprints in each publication.
_ Quarterly, a publication based on obsolescence, is created by Jesse Hlebo and Justin Sloane, in Brooklyn, NY.
