There is a new band on the btv roster, you may have noticed some updated links on the other pages. Yndi Halda from Canterbury, Kent, UK will be on the roster for the US and on Big Scary Monsters in the UK. Their debut will be released in November 2006. You can view their website here or their myspace page here. I’ve updated a few of the release pages to include our Spring releases from Unwed Sailor, Bosque Brown, June Panic, and Efterklang. I haven’t yet added the release to the online store for pre-order, but once the LPs are in production, I’ll add them. Serena Maneesh are in Philadelphia on Thursday. Ben is on American soil again! I can’t wait. See you at the show. Saxon Shore are at Union Pool in Brooklyn on Friday. I’ll be up with a bunch of people, see you there. :::scott:::
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Ethan and I have an Aspera etching concept underway and are waiting to find out about it’s etchability. We’re in new territory here and that requires new words. There are a couple of candidates for an efterklang etching. We’re starting to reach some critical mass for late spring/early summer vinyl releases. It’s an exciting time. Thanks to Mikael, there will be a gathering to see Lars Von Trier’s Manderlay on Thursday. I’ve had this for almost a week and it’s been hard not to watch it. What’s up with this being out on DVD in Denmark and barely being in theaters in the U.S.? :::scott:::