**72 page book + digital release mastered by Helmut Erler at D&M (redeemable from unique code printed inside rear cover) / 14 x 19cm / black & white printing / 2013 first edition of 50 handnumbered copies + 10AP / perfect bound / soft cover** "The 61 pages that make up the score for Tztztztzt Î Í Í … were interpreted and performed by three vocalists: Ben Vida, Tyondai Braxton, and Sara Magenheimer. Utilizing envelope following, vocoder analysis and trigger sensing the recordings of these performances were analyzed and converted into control sources. Thes… Read more

June 2013 issue of the monthly essential pits their writers in "decoding the word in underground music…from Fluxus to Footwork, John Cage to Corrupted, meta-pop songs to punk mantras, and beyond". There are also features on the upcoming and hugely promising Mississippi Records tour of Europe and a fascinating piece on the fog horn performance at Souter Point lighthouse in Newcastle, England. Jaap Blonk doing the Invisible Jukebox, besides more on the reissue of London Posse's 'Gangster Chronicle' reissue, an interview with etheric Japanese singer, Sachiko, and the noise scene in Newcastle. NSW. All usual news, reviews and listings also included.

**Softbound 192-page book printed on glossy, heavy duty paper with oversized cover flaps - one housing a 7" with four exclusive songs** Yeti return with a crammed 13th edition housed in "wraparound" cover by Geneviève Castrée. Inside you'll find classic posters from the Christchurch, NZ  '80s scene, originally designed and printed by Stuart "Kawoski" Page of Axemen, plus a lengthy oral history of American shoegaze rockers Codeine by Mike McGonigal; a batch of recent paintings by David Moreno; introduction to the great/forgotten Surrealist writer Gisele Prassinos by Sarah Lippincott; found photos selecte… Read more

The Wire gathers all members past and present of the mighty Wolf Eyes for an extensive feature looking at the over 1000 (!!!) albums released between the various members in the last couple of decades. Rabih Beani aka Morphosis also stars in a feature interview with Rory Gibb discussing his passions for Sun Ra, Lebanese folk and raw techno. Oval takes on the Invisible Jukebox and regular features cover Ljubljana hardcore punk and rap scenes, Woodstock's Creative Music Studio, and all the usual news, listings and reviews.

"It's about a race war and it happens in Florida. And the Jewish people sit in trees. And the black people are run by M.C. Hammer. And the whites are run by Vanilla Ice. I wanted to write the Great American Choose Your Own Adventure novel." - Harmony Korine, addressing a national television audience, 10/17/97 Back in print from Harmony Korine, 'A Crackup At The Race Riots' was originally published by Mainstreet / Doubleday in 1998. Korine's first novel presents fragments of a portrait in multimedia: print, photographs, drawings, news clippings, handwriting, a poem, attempt… Read more

**Includes free Wire Tapper CD with music from Factrix, Sepalcure, Hanno Leichtmann, Eluvium, MIR and more** April's edition of The Wire stars new music composer Jakob Ullman sharing space with a free, 20-track Wire Tapper CD on the cover. He's also discussing his studies of sacred music and Stasi interrogation methods with Nick Cain inside, along with Mika Vainio's fascinating Invisible Jukebox appearance and articles on New York street dancer Storyboard P and that city's multi-instrumentalist improvisor, Ashley Paul. Global Ear looks to Alabama's Sonic Frontiers series. All the usual news, reviews and listings included. Always worth your time.

**First edition of 150 copies. Digital print on FSC-certified paper with letterpress cover. Hand-bound with 100% recycled hemp twine in Japanese three-hole technique. Housed in biodegradable eco-clear pouch made from plants** Lovely art publication of commissioned photographs taken by sound artists, documenting "the various objects in our world that playback pre-recorded sounds at the push of a button or the winding of a gear… In this exhibition, photography is not an end but a means for capturing that silence, as if to suggest a recontextualizing of the audio machine into a purely visual spa… Read more

Sax power player Mats Gustafsson stars on the cover of The Wire's March issue and in the main interview. Former NYC punk and singer Little Annie is tested by The Invisible Jukebox and you'll find further features of Powell, Ergo Phizmiz and the wonderful Lonnie Holley further in, alongside articles on DIY music culture in Honduras and a primer on US hardcore.

UK-based beats and culture magazine fronts its 7th issue with Flying Lotus on the cover and in interview. There are also interviews and features with further west coast hip hop types DJ Shadow, Ice-T, Kendrick Lamar, and Shepard Fairey, while the UK gets a look-in courtesy of Brainfeeders British ambassador Lapalux and UK Rap stalwarts Jehst and Kashmere, and it all gets a bit mental on a phone interview with Lee "Scratch" Perry.

Cinematic soundsmith Oneohtrix Point Never lands his first Wire cover and chats to Derek Walmsley on February's edition of Wire magazine. There's a really interesting article by Mark Fell about the creative merits of working within limited technological parameters, while Ricardo Villalobos is in the Invisible Jukebox hotseat and Amsterdam's renowned STEIM institue is subject to an extended profile. Cross Platform covers covers the sound art performance of Cara Tolmie and the electronica scene of Tbilisi, Georgia is surveyed in Global Ear. All the usual news, reviews and listings also feature.

Music/art/culture rag, Arthur Magazine, makes a welcome return after 4-year hiatus in the form of a super-nice newsprint edition crammed with amazing artwork by comic legend Rick Veitch and editorial content from the likes of Byron Coley and Thurston Moore. It's a more humble new look for the magazine but they've somehow kept their premium values intact with impressively precise and flawless printing. Factor in esoteric and wide-ranging content including a "definitive interview and discography" for the late, great Jack Rose, an in-depth discussion on dreams with the aforementioned Rick Veitch, plus Moor… Read more

**Beautifully produced and extensively researched. Mad knowledge! Weighs 2.4kg!** "Reggae Soundsystem 45 is a stunning deluxe 500 page flexibound book that features over 1000 full size record label 45 rpm single designs that span the history of reggae music. The book is compiled by the renowned author and reggae expert Steve Barrow (Rough Guide to Reggae/Blood and Fire Records) and Stuart Baker (Soul Jazz Records). Text by Steve Barrow and Noel Hawks. As well as the stunning full-size 45 desig… Read more

Peter Brötzmann mans the cover of this months Wire. His lung busting catalogue, life and attitudes on art are explored in depth at home in Wuppertal with David Keenan, alongside feature articles on Jamaican dub pioneer Niney The Observer, and avant-garde filmmaker Stuart Wynn Jones. Loren Connors & Suzanne Langille face off with the Invisible Jukebox and you'll also find articles on Holly Herndon, Robin The Fog, and Schimpfluch, beside all the usual news, reviews, and listings.