We’ve started something new at Burnt Toast Vinyl thanks to Greg’s (from Foxhole) magical programming abilities. When you purchase select btv vinyl releases from the online store, you will be e-mailed a unique code which allows a download of the album as 256kbps mp3s. This is the first step to inserting these unique codes in our vinyl releases available in stores and from our bands on tours. Johnathon (Unwed Sailor) and I have discussed this for a few weeks and this really lines up with the way that most of us at btv would like to buy albums. It’s nice to be able to have the full-sized vinyl artwork in a deluxe format and also be able to get the digital files for portability. Right now, this is available for Unwed Sailor : Circles/The White Ox, Yndi Halda : Enjoy Eternal Bliss, and Saxon Shore : The Exquisite Death of Saxon Shore. Those who have purchased these titles over the past few days have already been e-mailed their codes, so hopefully we’ll have all of the kinks worked out shortly. We’re planning to make other titles available as soon as we can get the encoding done. Unwed Sailor : Little…
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The songs for the first four Starflyer 59 7″ in the Ghosts of the Future are in the mail. They’ll be getting mastered and plated shortly. We’re finalizing the insert for mewithoutyou brother, sister LP. Also, Soporus is now an official member of the btv roster. It’s Matthew and Willi$ from Saxon Shore and a cast of guest starring musicians at the moment and they’ve been working on a songs for an upcoming full-length. Here’s an article in Swedish about Do You Dream of Noise? I think it translates to Krister and his label are awesome. :::scott:::
I’ve added some new tour dates to the website, a Bosque Brown show in Denton next weekend, some early March Unwed Sailor dates, and updated April dates for Yndi Halda in Europe. Saxon Shore are rocking Fredonia tonight and Hamilton Colleget tomorrow night. Thanks to the fine folks who helped push me out of my parking space after the Saxon Shore show on Wednesday. The snow was a little too much after it froze. :::scott:::