Monday, November 1, 2010

Lost Sound Tapes lathe-cut 7" subscription series


Got an email over the weekend from Jon at Lost Sound Tapes about a lathe cut 6 month subscription series he's taking preorders on. I've talked about Charlie McAlister and Sandy City in the past. Charlie is probably going to have another single of his home recorded dixieland jug band weirdo folk and Sandy City should be headed in from the waves to harmonize on more laid back jangly west coast sounds.
I wonder if this is with singlepieceslate a new local lathe cutting operation...and being that there's only 50, that's about the size run they're into, which means by the way, if you want to hear any of this....go paypal.
Until the cassette compilation comes out.

Lost Sound Tapes 7" series, pre-orders this Monday, Nov 1st!

The Lost Sound Tapes lathe-cut 7" subscription series is limited to 50 sets which includes band copies, so there are really only 45 available for purchase.
You'll receive one 7" at your doorstep each month for the first six months of 2011.
Nearly all songs are exclusive to the subscription series.

The first 7" will ship at the end of December/early January.

DO NOT PASS THIS UP, subscriptions are guaranteed to sell fast.
I will post a link to the subscription page on our blog at 12pm (noon) PST on Nov 1st.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
* $50 for Seattle residents - includes local pickup options
* $60 for North America - includes postage for all six 7"s within the U.S., Canada or Mexico
* $86 for International - shipping is expensive! sorry!

The bands participating are:

Charlie Mcalister - Legendary weirdo home-taper from Charleston, SC

Sandy City - Lo-Fi surf punk wannabes from Washington state

Tyson Ballew - Catchy folk punk stuff, solid dude from Missoula, MT

Hair - Acoustic pop alter ego of the 8-bit Andrew WK synth rockers Math The Band

weakness - Raw garage punk from Cincinnati, OH, blown speakers and distortion

Stephen Steinbrink - Also known as French Quarter, important folk songs from AZ

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www.lostsoundtapes.com

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