josef müller brockmann
posted by t.miyakawa at 11:04 PM
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Labels: josef müller brockmann, seriously, things that are nice
posted by t.miyakawa at 11:04 PM
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Dead Farmers + Cymatic Theremapy
Tuesday October 18th, at 7PM Australian garage rock band Dead Farmers stopping by FAMILY tonight to school us in how it is done down there. Also playing is Cymatic Theremapy, the theremin project of Ron Rege (Lavender Diamond, The Swirlies).
FREE!
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Tuesday October 18th, at 7PM Australian garage rock band Dead Farmers stopping by FAMILY tonight to school us in how it is done down there. Also playing is Cymatic Theremapy, the theremin project of Ron Rege (Lavender Diamond, The Swirlies).
FREE!
posted by sammy at 8:58 AM
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Labels: Abe Vigoda, Crash, David Scott Stone, Dunes, Eric Copeland, High Places, Infinite Body, No Age, PPM, SFV Acid, The Smell, Zen Mafia
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T-Shirt Sale!!!
posted by kramer at 4:27 PM
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Right now almost all our t-shirts are half-price! We're clearing out all our remaining Alakazam, PAM, etc so get in while we still have your size. The online prices have already been halved. RIGHT HERE
posted by kramer at 4:27 PM
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Opening reception: Monday, October 17, 6-9pm
On the occasion of artist and composer John Wiese's 100th 7-inch record release, Family hosts a sound installation and retrospective exhibit. All 7-inches produced by Wiese over the last 13 years are presented, in addition to a sound piece featuring the 100th, entitled Exhausted Spectral Incantation - a one-sided record, featuring a single lock-groove. Many releases were published on Wiese's own label, Helicopter, as well as over 50 other independent labels from around the world, in editions from 6 to several thousand.
To coincide with the exhibition a hardcover monograph (b/w, 150 pages) will be published by Helicopter featuring essay's by Sam McKinlay and Brian Roettinger.
From the preface: "A 7-inch record is the best format. I spent the majority of my youth mail-ordering 7-inches and waiting, usually months, for them to arrive. 7-inches really are the best because, practically speaking, the only thing you can do while they play is listen to them." - John Wiese
John Wiese (b. 1977) is an artist and composer living in Los Angeles, California. He works primarily in recorded and performed sound with a focus on installation and multi-channel diffusions, as well as scoring for large ensembles. He has toured extensively throughout the world, covering the US, UK, Europe, Scandinavia, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. He is also a founding member of the concrète grindcore band Sissy Spacek.
Open 1-9pm, Closed Mondays
To pre-order books (signed books can be reserved for pickup or shipped anywhere): orders@familylosangeles.com
posted by kramer at 8:23 PM
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Zen Mafia is a gift
Courtesy of ZM.
Have you been keeping abreast of the ZEN MAFIA? Click here, now and forever.
posted by sammy at 10:21 PM
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Courtesy of ZM.
Have you been keeping abreast of the ZEN MAFIA? Click here, now and forever.
posted by sammy at 10:21 PM
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