Showing posts with label pile records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pile records. Show all posts

Saturday, July 16, 2011

Appalachian Yard Art/ Halaka Split






Here we have a little over 70 minutes of music from Halaka and Appalachian Yard Art. Lo-fi porch musings from both bands. Download it, put it on cassette tape and enjoy. Okay, you can burn it to cd too, or put it on your digital music playing apparatus. 3 j-card covers to choose from thanks to 7.34 at awake.graphicode.net and Locustsloth at www.asmodaen.com.

archive page


d/l (.zip)

cover 1
(hi res)

cover 2 (hi res)

cover 3 (hi res)

cover 4 (hi res)

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Thursday, July 14, 2011

New Project

Look for a new release from pile records soon. Split album. More details soon.

Monday, January 31, 2011

Some more Pile

Here are a few more pile records releases not yet posted here.

Kalaah - July 6th, 2010
"A short recording with layers of guitar feedback, balalaika, reversed drums, coffee cup percussion, poorly executed throat singing, and a harmonica."

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Halaka - It's Now

"2010 EP probably not finished, but who really cares. There are drums, guitars, a bass, and some weird sounding korg thing. Play it loud. Recorded from the backseat.The last 3 minutes of Squeeze Ballad should be on the cutting room floor, unless you like to hear people talking in the studio. It's a treat."

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Dead Children's Brigade - The Grand Complexities of Our Contraption: Second Shelf, First Part

"Dead Children's Brigade recording from early 2009, prior to the toy piano mini-album. Marimba, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, feedback, distorted vocals, noise."

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Dead Children's Brigade - Random Composition Toy Piano Feature or Self Titled

"random ambient sound compositions for toy piano and other instruments. 10 song mini album. random number generated compositions for toy piano. occasional acoustic and electric guitars, toy drum kit, microcassette recorder, microcassette tapes, banjo plucks, balalaika strums. Recorded July 2009."

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all d/l links are in vbr mp3. Most recordings are available in other formats at archive.org