North Pole Records
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Miss Massive Snowflake
- An American
2010 | NPR 23
digital 7"
3 tracks
Release date: March 02, 10
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An American
Hey Honey
Celebration
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This looks like a classic 7" record with a folded picture sleeve, but instead of a piece of vinyl, you get a paper replica of a 7" with unique download code. Arty... for sure, but cheap and awesome. Some older cuts and outtakes from "Songs About Music".
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Limited Edition of 50 hand drawn covers by Starbage Hands
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El Ten Eleven
- These Promises are being Videotaped
2010 | NPR 22
Hand drawn LP of 30
8 tracks
Release date: March 02, 10
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Jumping Frenchmen of Maine
I Like Van Halen Because My Sister Says They Are Cool
Fat Gym Riot
Adam and Nathan Kick Ass
k10
Paranoid Android
Chino
Numb Tooth
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North Pole Records is honored to release a extremely limited edition run of the El Ten Eleven "These Promises are being Videotaped" LP. 50 hand drawn LP covers by Shane de Leon / Starbage Hands. Get them while you can.
Here's what the critics say
“Their third record, These Promises Are Being Videotaped, is packed full of danceable melodies that put Ratatat to shame.” Spin.com
“Once the record stops, you want more, and more, and more.” Filter
"Audience members (like myself) stare in amazement at the fury of Kristian’s fingers and feet… it makes the Polyphonic Spree seem like member-hoarding pussies." LA Alternative Press
“Your album hasn't left my CD player since last month.” Spiritualized
"Although El Ten Eleven haven't yet garnered the mainstream praise they deserve, their sophisticated sound earned them a prominent spot on the Helvetica (2007) soundtrack — and scores of new fans in the process.” Flavorpill
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Mattia Coletti, Comaneci, Muffin
Three band split 7"
2010 | NPR 20
7"
3 tracks
Release date: May 4, 2010
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Mattia Coletti - My Town
Comaneci - Where Were You
Muffin - Flora
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NPR 20 is another split 7" vinyl release featuring an international cast. Mattia Coletti and Comaneci hail from Italy and Muffin calls Japan home. Each artist brings an acoustic guitar, a voice and then fills strong simple songs with a delicate longing for passing towns, homes, and partners. Francesca Amati sings on both of the Coletti and Comaneci songs in english, while Muffin sings in japanese.
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Miss Massive Snowflake
- Songs About Music
2010 | NPR 19
CD / LP w/ download
10 tracks
Release date: March 06, 10
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Good Morning
Be Brave
I Do
An American
Two Guys
Happy Birthday
Shock and Awe
Knife Blade
Good Night
Encore
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Charismatic weird rockers, Miss Massive Snowflake, craft catchy and deceptively intricate pop songs that are lyrically engaging and musically adept, a politically charged mix of glammy rock and dynamic compositions. Piloted by the irrepressible Shane de Leon, whose strong voice and humorous wit, lead protest songs that come off like party anthems. Horns wail and punch screwed groove guitar riffs, while fat bass and polyrhythmic percussion combine with both female and male vocals to make beautiful, moving, and intellectually satisfying rock music.
This is Miss Massive Snowflake’s second full-length album following the 2008 electronic based, “Queen’s Headache” (NPR07). After 2 solo European and Stateside tours, where de Leon charmed audiences with multi-media theatrics armed with a laptop, projector, and acoustic guitar, he assembled a group featuring Bill Horist (Master Musicians of Bukake), Zacery Stanley (Dramady), and Jeanne Kennedy Crosby. “Songs About Music” was recorded by Gilles (Rollerball, The Pink Widower) and the sound is clean, full bodied, and sweet. The band will be touring Europe in April and domestically in summer 2010.
Miss Massive Snowflake makes music that is at once playful and overtly political with most tracks clocking in under 3 minutes. de Leon has left behind the sonic obtuseness of the decade he spent working with legendary Portland experimental rockers, Rollerball, for pointed lyrics and quirky rock sing alongs. A tasty Flaming Lips/ Bowie rock concotion mixed with Minutemen/Beck song structure blasts, and Marc Ribot angularity cooked down with Funkadelic’s civil disobedience.
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Squarcicatrici
-Squarcicatrici
2009 | NPR 18
CD
13 tracks
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Afrotellacci
Macedone
Sans Races
Mbizo
Pilhar Fraqueza
J'ai Faim, Jessie!
Izgubljen Sambetta
Garota
Afrocina
Gorecky
Afoforo
Invischiata
Izgubljen Sam (Vuneny MIx)
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Squarcicatrici is a jazz splattered afro-punk musical ensemble from Italy fearlessly lead by Jacopo Andreini (L'enfants Rouge, OVO, Rollerball). Squarcicatrici utilizes extreme dynamics and presents whispered paintbrush sketches and then sculpts rich brass sound with the fury of a sledgehammer. Interpreting his twelve new compositions of aggressive intensity, Jacopo Andreini has assembled an international line-up which includes Enrico Antonello (Pangolinorchestra), Erwan Naour (Les Hurlements d’Leo), Thollem McDonas, Samuele Venturin (Motociclica Tellacci) and a remix by Bosnian dub heroes Vuneny. Accompanying the cd is an original essay by Brazilian sociologue Chico Caminati titled "Preto são todas as cores, branco é ausência de cor!" written expecially for this album and it can be read also on http://cteme.sarava.org/Main/EX-pretobranco
Squarcicatrici is an explosion of worldwide musical stylings. Aggressive Afro-Punk rhythms blend with Bossa Nova guitar and screaming American Jazz Cats. I can hear Fela, Rollerball, Fanfare Ciocărlia, Tom Waits, Jobim, ZU, and tons of other influences that I can't identify. Featuring male and female vocalists in French and Italian. This disc is so good...so, so good and I love every nuance of it. "Squarcicatrici" is produced worldwide through a network of independent labels; Frigorifero Prod., San Giuseppe Records, Burp Publications, Wallace Records, North Pole Records and Nillacat. Buy it here.
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Bill Horist
- Covalent Lodge
2010 | NPR 17
180 gm Vinyl w/cd | CD
9 tracks
Release date: March 02, 10
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In the House of the Specious Phylum
The Breath-Width Isthmus
Smeared Slate Gales Warped in Oozing Windows
Glen / Ganges
Affable Hauntings (cd only)
Requim for Endless Days
In the Arms of the Specious Phylum
Sod Webworm
The Imperatives of Subsequence
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Bill Horist’s newest album "Covalent Lodge" an intricately orchestrated master album featuring Horist’s haunting and deliberate finger pickings along with exquisite musicianship by Grammy recipient Matt Chamberlain on drums, Eyvind Kang (Zorn, Beck, Ribot) on viola, vocalist B.R.A.D. (ASVA,The Accused, MMOB) and jam-packed with other A-list musicians. Most of Horist’s solo albums consist of electric prepared guitar work, but Covalent Lodge is notable for it’s traditional acoustic qualities captured by engineer and producer Randall Dunn (Sunn o))), Boris, Kinski, Earth) at Aleph Studios. Dunn and Horist are both members of mystical dirge metal super group Master Musicians of Bukakke (Conspiracy Records).
Horist’s deft fingers pull extended and winding guitar lines through a soundscape populated by strange choral voices, lumbering drums, long tone electronic drones, a harmonically twisting string section, and beckoning horns from outposts in some open wild desert. Performed with stellar musicianship, the songs are precise and calmly accessible. It sounds like the reverberating ghost of some multi-cultural Morricone orchestra, or Jim O’Rourke doing weird world-beat ambient numbers under hypnosis. The ethereal qualities of the songs move with subdued tension. A familiar ghost in a haunted lodge, soothing and unsettling.
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Rollerball
- Two Feathers
2009 | NPR 16
180 gm Vinyl w/DVD/CD | CD/DVD
11 tracks
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Aquapipe Netarts
Osicles
Rick Wright
Camera'd
Say It
Split Pea
The Sac
South Dakota
Horrible Madness
Cellophane Wing
Spool
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Fourteen albums in and fifteen years deep, Rollerball, bring their outward bound song structures laced with dark jazz and noise funk back to the US via Portland label, North Pole Records. A living / breathing recording ethic, five European tours, constant West Coast presence, and underground cred that can’t be beat, Rollerball, is an established institution influencing what bands sound like in Portland, Oregon and throughout the world. Two Feathers is Rollerball’s first domestic release since 2005’s Catholic Paws/Catholic Pause. The past two albums, Rollerball and Ahura were available only on avant super label, Wallace Records based in Italy, a country that has long championed Rollerball.
The rhythm section, Gilles on drums and Monte Trent Allen on bass, drop extended deep grooves and lock-step rhythm changes, anchoring Two Feathers‘ sound with wizened authority and practiced ability. Amidst layers of intriguing percussion, electronic murk, and the damp acoustic hollowness of Amanda Mason Wiles’ saxophone poetry, Mae Starr weaves intricate and inventive keyboard magic. Her fingers swallowed by rings that stream up and pounce down the keyboard, evoking powerful vocalists like PJ Harvey or June Tyson, and casting spells over a rapt audience.
Hard to describe and impossible to pin down, Rollerball, has been praised throughout their storied career by The Wire, Pitchfork, Brainwashed, Blow Up, Fake Jazz, The Oregonian, Terrascope, Mercury, Stranger, etc., and played on radio stations around the world. They have released music on Roadcone, Cochon, Silber, Jalopy Grotto, Nillacat, Pacific Wonderland, and Felina y magia in the States and Bar la muerte, Wallace, and Hysm in Italy. Rollerball has been compared to Sun Ra, New Order, Cereberus Shoal, JOMF, Califone, and Can.
Two Feathers is packaged as an LP with CD/DVD included or as a gatefold CD/DVD card wallet. The DVD includes music videos from the nineties and into the new millenium, as well as, The Three Brunos, a film by Starbage Hands featuring tour footage and performances by Rollerball, OVO, and Ronin in Italy and Slovenia in 2005. Long time saxophone collaborator, Jacopo Andreini (L’enfants Rouge, Squarcicatrici), performs throughout the DVD. The CD also features Scott Rosenberg (Pink Mountain) on saxophone.
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Rainstick Cowbell
- yeah, it hurts
7" 2009 | NPR 15
Clear Vinyl
2 tracks
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Meth Dealers on the Light Rail Corridor
I really fucking hate you right now
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Hot off the release of his debut album, “fireants” (NPR 11), Scott Arbogast is back and ready to rumble; and if his anger and scorn weren’t deep enough on the aforementioned album, this new 7” titled “yeah, it hurts” will leave you gasping for air. Rainstick Cowbell’s chiming guitar carries the sweet voice of Arbogast on a bitter riff driven wind, and the lyrics are biting at your skin. I hope these two songs weren’t written for me or you, cause with song titles like, “Meth dealers on the light rail corridor” and “I really fucking hate you right now” Arbogast is swinging his fascist killing machine someone’s way.
It’s acoustic hardcore folk punk, and it’s super intriguing. If you wanna fight the power, this is a good bullet to put in your gun, and fire in the face of all those that stand between you and your freedom.
Epic in scale, intimate in detail, this is poetry and music intertwined around philosophy, history and ugly truths – laced with fragile hope. Rainstick Cowbell conjures up the great personal/political songwriters, like Billy Bragg, Woody Guthrie and Ani D'Franco, if they were more pissed..
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Road Race
- The Adventures of Rocketboy and Egypt
CD 2009 | NPR 14
3D cover with 3D glasses
11 tracks
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A 70 Minute Adventure
Rocketboy
Rocking on the Lava Lake
Throwing Salt
Picking Your Ears
Dragon Shoes
Road Race Saves the Day
Shane Mountain
Time
Volcano Universe
We Both Decide Tribute
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Road Race does it again. Another album of finished songs born as they were recorded. As Kirkland Leach plays keyboard and sings songs about his life and fantasy life you wonder, "Is he really Rocketboy, and is he really going to save the day?". He's 9. He plays keyboard and his mighty left hand keeps your feet and head moving while his right smites down his enemies with ferocious melody. We are glad we signed him when he was 7 cause when he's Hannah Montana's age, he'll be just as big... probably, and we hope.
Kirk, the renaissance kid from North Portland, runs Blue Jay Records, and has made thousands of handmade cdrs, tapes, videos, dvds, audiobooks, comic books, and drawings. This is a compilation of songs we licensed from him and are culled from the albums; Marley, Rock So Clever, Blossom, Rock Mix 203, and Whiskers.
The 3D cover is a drawing by Kirk, but the glasses and effect are done by the 3D genius Ray Zone. The music features members of the North Pole House Band; Shane de Leon, Gilles, and Bill Horist. The hi fidelity songs were recorded at Studio Olivia and the lo fidelity songs were recorded at the North Pole. Really you gotta hear it to believe it. Our best bet.
-500 copies with 3D glasses.
-3D by Ray Zone
-Cover art by Kirkland Leach
-Features Bill Horist (guitar), Gilles (drums)
-Produced by Shane de Leon and Starbage Hands
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North Pole Record Number 13
- Label Sampler
CD 2009 | NPR 13
features 9 north pole artists
11 tracks
Limited release with The Benefactor Magazine
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The Pink Widower "Battledogs"
Bill Horist "Winter is Nighttime's X-ray"
Rainstick Cowbell "Mad at the Megalith"
Bob Corn "Cold And Gold"
Miss Massive Snowflake "Swing of Hair"
Road Race "Rocketboy"
Dramady "Better Forever"
Larry Yes "Open Your Heart"
Rollerball "Cellophane Wing"
Miss Massive Snowflake with DJ Faccia di Merda "New Dark Pope"
Road Race "A Dragon's Life / DJ and a Dragon"
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North Pole Records Number 13 is our first label sampler and we have it packed with singles, exclusive cuts, upcoming tracks, and missed hits. The Pink Widower, Rainstick Cowbell, Miss Massive Snowflake featuring DJ Faccia di merda, Road Race, Bob Corn, Larry Yes, Dramady, Rollerball, and Bill Horist all lend a song or two. We already knew we were Portland, Oregon's best label but this proves it. 250 copies were distributed to The Benefactor Magazine where you can purchase the magazine and comp for $5. Really good deal. The Benefactor is an art and literature magazine that is brimming with creative juice. If you buy anything here at North Pole Records, you will get a free copy of the disc upon request. So just start asking for stuff, you never know.
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Bob Corn
- We don't need the outside
CD 2009 | NPR 12
2 color CD sleeve with lyric sheet
10 tracks
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Track Listing:
Cold and Gold
The Hottest Autumn Ever
Rose of My Past
Reds Between Blacks
My Sweet, We're Bright
Peace in the Storm
Come to Me
With You
Everything but Nothing
Wearing Wings
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North Pole Records is proud to release Bob Corn's new album "We don't need the outside" in the United States. Bob Corn is the songwriting vehicle of Tizio Sgarbi, from the rural Italian countryside, and his music reflects the sparseness and beauty associated with a farming life. His soft guitar, tender lyrics, and hopeful songs are filled with longing, hushed harmonies, brushed drums, and broken English. The sound is captivating; with Tizio sounding like a shy Leonard Cohen or a sleepy Bonnie "Prince" Billy.
Bob Corn has kept busy the past few years touring Europe and releasing albums on the Fooltribe label in Italy. We became interested, when Miss Massive Snowflake toured with him in Germany in 2008. The stars have aligned and the fields are fertile. The time is right for Americans to hear what Italians can do with the same tools as us. Help spread the word.
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Rainstick Cowbell
- fireants
CD Digipak 2009 | NPR 11
2 color letterpress Cover w/ 2 color 12 page lyric book
14 tracks
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In the September of my 35th year
Stabbed in a dream
Rainstick Cowbell theme song (I don't suck, I chug)
Legg-Perthes
For the Beatnicks
Sun Tzu's The art of war: Chapter 13 Employing Spies
Mad at the Megalith
Somewhere right now...it's happening
What I would say to Le Corbusier
Burt Bacharach's Hands
The Waitress at the Diner
Ye olde future
Short quiet spiritual
A self-indulgent song, l know, but I want my family to hear this
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Scott Arbogast from the defunct Creepy Old Trucks now wields the moniker Rainstick Cowbell. He's left behind the bass and the drummer of his prior outfit, for an emotional excursion on acoustic guitar with tight strumming, severe picking and tense open spaces. His literary lyrics lament heroes past against snapshots of his own raw emotions. Hailed as the Acoustic Agitator, Rainstick Cowbell instigates, castigates and prognosticates about the world's weary state with an open heart and a bitter tone.
Epic in scale, intimate in detail, this is poetry and music intertwined around philosophy, history and ugly truths – laced with fragile hope. Rainstick Cowbell conjures up the great personal/political songwriters, like Billy Bragg, Woody Guthrie and Ani D'Franco, if they were more pissed.
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Larry Yes / Bob Corn
- Love Calls
7" 2008 | NPR 10
500 letterpressed copies
4 tracks
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Track Listing:
Larry Yes:
My Sweet, We're Bright (corn)
Open Your Eyes
Bob Corn:
Train Train Wreck (yes)
Nobody Comes
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Love Calls is an international collaboration of artists and labels. A 7” vinyl memento released between North Pole Records (American) and Fooltribe Dischi (Italian). This sweet collaboration of native Oregonian music / love channeler, Larry Yes, and Italian farmer / wanderer, Tiziano Sgarbi, aka Bob Corn has each artist performing an original song and then covering a song by the other.
Bob Corn sings in poignant accented english with an acoustic guitar. Songs of longing, memory, and love. His grammar may be incorrect but his observations are unique descriptions of transatlantic truths. Larry Yes continues the strumming as well as bringing swooning horns and suitcase drums along for some moments of stoned wandering.
Larry Yes has released 5 solo cds over the past 10 years and recorded / toured Europe and America solo and in Art of Flying, Six Foot Sloth, and The Pink Widower. Bob Corn has two cds on Fooltribe and is probably playing somewhere in the world as you read this.
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Road Race
- Get to the Point
CDr 2008 | NPR 09
11 tracks, 50 minutes
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I Really Missed You Shane
Real Racecar Drivers
A friend can be a friend
Rocking out / wrecking
Big Brass Band
Funk Tunes
The Black Galaxies
Drumming up a storm
Cracking the Eggs
Rock Style
Walking on the Walls
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North Portland wunderkind, Kirkland Leach's, first release on North Pole Records but definitely not his last. Kirk is a 9 year old boy and, "playing keyboard at two
years old, that's when I started keyboard...", are the words that tumble from his mouth. He has recorded his astute observations of the human condition
along with that keyboard on hundreds of cassettes, as well as making illustrated audio books of his writings. Very Prolific and really good. Daniel Johnston and Def Leppard with a bit of autistic megalomania thrown in. We love it.
Features Shane de Leon on drums. Road Race Rocks!!! |
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The Pink Widower
-The Enchanted Realm of The Pink Widower
Digipak CD 2008
10 tracks | NPR 08
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The Crimson Eye
Baby Elephant
Christmas Lights
Motorcycle Mechanic
Battledogs
Let Me See
Elegant Rasta
The Golden Well
Enjoy Yourself
Shiny Lies
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The Pink Widower’s ringleader, The Jed, has left behind the melancholic slow songs that were an integral characteristic of his former band, Six Foot Sloth, in favor of juiced up rock that is part Lee Perry, with the stoned out horns intact, part Blue Oyster Cult mystic rock, and all summer good times. “The Enchanted Realm of the Pink Widower” comes out with horns wailing, rhythms shuffling, excellent songcrafting, and funky bass on the first track “Crimson Eyes”, and continues with serious groove and tasty guitar licks throughout it’s ten song debut. Not content to just get the audience tranced out to low end throb and sweet hooks, the Jed, employs lyrical wit to weave stories of crimson eyed kids, baby elephants, and motorcycle mechanics with emotion and a voice that can woo, spurn, or enchant.
The Pink Widower is ready to take you to an Enchanted Realm where Morrissey talks shop with Bob Marley and wizards convene in Christian homes. You should check it out.
-Features members of Dramady, Six Foot Sloth, Rollerball, Ape Shape, and Larry Yes.
-Dance Party and Head Banging
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Miss Massive Snowflake
- Queen's Headache
CD 2008 | NPR07
3 color letterpress folio and sleeve
15 tracks | 32 minutes | 5 videos
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Satsuma
Bombs Away
Swing of Hair
Hillarianos
The Hunt
Meredith
Who Wrecked The Party
Draggish Friends
I don't know
One I've been waiting for
Fossil Fissure
Sunday, Monday
Cake
The Mexican
26 names
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Queen's Headache is the first full length cd by Miss Massive Snowflake, who is Shane de Leon
(ex-Rollerball vocalist and trumpeter). The music is lush and orchestrated with an abundance of horns,
percussion, and electronics. The songs are short, the message is huge, and de Leon has brought in lots of
kids to do his lyrical dirty work about stopping the war and loving each other. Two of the vocalists
are under ten and the other singer besides de Leon is Portland's love master himself, Larry Yes. Queen's
Headache is an extremely fun, funky, and timely album that is filled with quality songs and ideas. The feel
is somewhere between an atheistic Danielson Famile, an anarchistic Prince, and a less technical Zappa.
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Dramady
- Better Forever
Digipak CD 2007 | NPR 06
2 Color Letterpress
10 tracks, 39 minutes
| Track Listing:
Rah
You Better Hold on
Arrow
Simple Pleasures
Nice Hair
Train
Hollow
Are You Comfortable
Better Forever
All Animals on Bed
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Dramady is a two piece rock band from Portland, OR. The band consists of Amanda Mason Wiles (Rollerball, VI' Sloth, The Pink Widower)
on bass, vocals, clarinet, and saxophone, and Zac Stanley (Narwhal vs. Narwhal, Miss Massive Snowflake)on drums, vocals, and keyboards. The music is highly rhythmic danceable pop with groove laden dub bass and melodic horns. |
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Remora
- Songs I Sing
Digipak CD 2007 | NPR 05
2 Color Letterpress
13 tracks | 16 minutes | 1 video
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Half -birthday
Job 39
I never had a home
We will fall
Chickadee
Sores
Mason Jar
These Days
Lungs
I Called Your Mom
Motherless Child
Gladness Song
Heartworms
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Songs I Sing is a perfectly descriptive title for this collection, as that's what's on it. Its genesis was the songs Remora (Brian John Mitchell) would find himself singing a cappella on-stage,
to fill time while switching instruments or changing a guitar string. He took these songs and recorded them, mostly in a house but also, in a couple cases, in a hotel room and as a voicemail message. Strung all together like this, they form a strange and alluring animal:
a demonstration of how disorienting yet comforting one voice singing can be. Some resemble the quickly written, straight-from-the-head songs of a child ("Half-Birthday", "Sores"), others reverent hymns ("We Will Fall", which structurally resembles a prayer but lyrically
more of a confessional letter). There's some element of folk tradition in these too, no matter how humorously or jokingly it's conveyed. (No surprise, then, when he sings "Motherless Child"). He sings sometimes in a Townes Van Zandt-style troubadour's voice ("I Called Your Mom"),
sometimes the same way he sings Remora's usual song-drones, sometimes demonic ("Heartworms"), and sometimes in a wicked-fast, odd way (the shortest songs, generally). All in all, this album comes off like a joke/experiment, but it's also hard to shake, resembling as it does
the ghosts of voices past, strung together as one. Think of exorcisms, of spirits singing through people, but also those goofy little ditties we all sing to our loved ones, in the moment. – dave heaton
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Bill Horist
- If You Could See What I Hear.
DVDr | NPR 03
1 Color Letterpress
| While, in the last several years, the guitar is
considered “more in terms of its limitations than its
capabilities, BILL HORIST [explores] the guitar’s
continued presence as a vital and still challenging
form of musical expression.” (Willamette Week-May,
1998).
DVD Features two separate gigs in Portland in 2004 and includes downloadable audio tracks.
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Miss Massive Snowflake
- Miss Massive Snowflake
3" CDr 2006 | NPR 02
3 tracks, 12 minutes
OUT OF PRINT
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Track Listing:
Thick of it
Raccoon Eyes
Dead of Night
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Guitar and vocal songs with horns and electronic orchestration about family and friends.
Performed by Shane de Leon and Kathryn Seifert.
full color cover and lyric sheet
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Miss Massive Snowflake
- Bender
2005 | NPR 01
16 page full color comic | and 3 color letterpress folio 3" CDr
10 tracks, 20 minutes
OUT OF PRINT
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Track Listing:
Bombay Zombie
Mic to Work
Uncle John
Tourette
Yucky Paradel
Furious Headache
Chunk of Funk
Civilized
Bender
Mini Dragoneel
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Gender bending bunnies, paper bag bears, a musical. A Mess of electronics, kids singing about balloons,
and a whole lot of weird in under 20 minutes.
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Miss Massive Snowflake
- Shh Shh Snowman
2004 | NPR 00
4 tracks, 10 minutes
OUT OF PRINT
| Track Listing:
Snowflake House
Bara
Another Lonely Christmas
Shh Shh Snowman
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Christmas and Winter themed songs.
MMS does one original song, a Prince song, a Rollerball song, some George Michael samples with an outstanding rap by Miss Massive Snowflake.
Hand printed covers by the ever lovable, Starbage Hands.
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