Why Keith Dropped The S

Anonymous Visitor is a mixtape glued together with left-overs of rough recorded KRAMP cassettes that were most of the time left behind on trains or donated in letterboxes as an anonymous invitation. The cassettes are a collection of weird field recordings and distorted sound experiments brought together on 2 tape decks. One is doing his job and the other one is broken after it drank too much water from the sea during a recording in Athens. From then on, the sound of the sea is caught into the machine, the speed is totally uncontrollable and the play button doesn't hold itself.

Anonymous Visitor, by Kramp 1 track album

If anyone is interested in a vinyl copy of anything in our catalogue, email me at [email protected]

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Engaged in a duel of wits, Seventeen Arguments is a selection of duets and solos for Vitamin C Supplements, Sauce Bottles, Insulation Foam, Paint Brush, Drainpipe, Radio, Police Scanner, Prayer Box, Toaster, Bread, Butter, Knife, Lighters, Samsung Phone, iPod Touch, Thumb Piano, Egg Slicer, Books, Bike Horns, Paint, Paper, Bells and Packing Peanuts.

Seventeen Arguments, by Pressure Cooker Relief Valve & Territorial Gobbing 1 track album

Mik Quantius is true European underground cult. He speaks in tongues and comes in peace. He's the krautrock Beefheart. He's the esoteric metalhead. He's a one man voodoo ritual. He's Neil from The Young Ones and Garth from Wayne's World in one. He was live in Jerusalem.

Jerusalem, by Mik Quantius 1 track album

A healthy serving of thematic vibrations from Cardiff based artist Ian Watson

Variations On A Theme, by Ian Watson 4 track album