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- - Elklink (http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/showthread.php?t=37244)

thanks sarram, more elklink
http://sharebee.com/426ef35d

"while Lambkin rips open the flat of his guitar strings with screws and all compressors available on hand, and lastly, Hoyos, back turned to the audience, slapping one cymbal for half an hour to an absolute pulp, hellenic rape and nothing stands stood...yeah, sure, it went all to plan, jesus."

this sounds delicious...thanks for the blog later i will hear it!

Not sure if this is sold out.
Graham Lambkin Dumb Answer To Miracles

Limited edition book - 250 copies. The first 100 are hardcover, signed, numbered with cd attached. The remaining 150 are hardcover, numbered with cd.

Cover Illustration Graham Lambkin

'Dumb Answer to Miracles' is the first official publication of writings by Graham Lambkin. Previously 20 copies of a signed private edition entitled 'Tomb of Speed' were circulated amongst friends, collegues and mail order customers. This collection gathers all the 'Tomb of Speed' writings, a handful of Lambkin's lyrics he wrote for the band Shadow Ring and many unpublished works.

These writings entertain as much as they baffle, happily wandering the glorious pastures of open bewilderment. The ordinary dons the fantastic, the uncanny flirts with the comical and a private world is open to those with an explorative constitution. What response can one gain from such writings? It's this uncomfortable familiarity or comforting unease that haunts the entire oeuvre of Graham Lambkin. The beautiful odd. The eldritch normality. The leek in milk sauce.

Published by Penultimate Press, London, Dec - 2009
Answer to Miracles (hardcover with cd attached) email quockenzocker@gmail.com

Cost is £16
Shipping:
£2 UK
£3 Europe
£4 Rest of World

The following shops/outlets also have copies for sale:

AUSTRALIA:
Sunshine and Grease
EUROPE:
Metamkine
Tochnit Aleph
UK:
Second Layer
Volcanic Tongue
USA:
Mimaroglu Music Sales
Swill Radio
Fusetron

We also have copies of the following Kye titles for sale:

Graham Lambkin softly softly copy copy CD £12
Moniek Darge soundies selected work 1980-20 CD £12
The Shadow Ring life review (1993-2003) CD £20

(all prices here include postage)

I'll post it on this thread

2010 -Call Back The Giants debut 7" (KYE 701) Limited 100 copies.Now available.contact hawkmoths@yahoo.com for prices/info

This is it. The debut release by Call Back The Giants, the new project by former Shadow Ring keyboard governor Tim Goss. Two helpings of brooding synth melodrama, delivered in classic 'home studio' style. These are songs that speak of internal struggle, of consoling brutality, of a fantasy world where the author is king. For fans of Jasun Martz, Dr. Jeff Meldrum, Whitehouse, Lighthouse/"Lindus" and the many songs Goss has privately sung across the years. May these songs now be heard.
Arrives in one of three sleeve designs, each exposing a variant of the yeti/sasquatch profile, in a hand-numbered edition of just 100 copies. So this is it. This is the time.

http://www.secondlayer.co.uk/index/p9158.htm

"The Rise of Elklink originally appeared as a cassette on the storied Polyamory label in 1999. Behind the ambiguous moniker lurked core Shadow Ring member Graham Lambkin, aided by Adris Hoyos with a cameo from fellow Shadow Ring bandmate Tim Goss. Although The Rise of Elklink was produced in tandum with The Shadow Ring's Lindus LP, the two projects were different in intent. Song form and narration are replaced by walls of quiet, crumbling vocal concrete, meaningless stoned monologues and adjacent audio seepage, captured to 4-track in the backroom of a small Cuban crèche in Miami FL.

This LP reissue restores all six tracks from the original cassette, and adds the Elklink contribution to the Colour In Absence Sound CD comp from the same year. Lovingly remastered by Jason Lescalleet at Glistening Labs, The Rise of Elklink arrives in a sleeve design based on the original j-card with a deluxe insert reproducing Brad Sonder's classic period review, in a hand-numbered edition of 500 copies." - Kye.

I guess this should be the proper Shadow Ring thread too, given they are onee of the most mindblowing things i have ever heard and showed me that technical ability is not required to make profound and affecting music. They are the fucking business.

come on you lot, i know you love The Shadow Ring, I know two of us are facebook friends with Graham Lambkin, lets at least big them up as they deserve to be

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http://www.anti-naturals.org/praxis/

There is a new Idea Fire Company album out

And you should go and listen to it, because its great

Listen Here

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Originally Posted by fantasykissass

KISS MY ASS

very good

Graham Lambkin 'Came to Call Mine' Book (Penultimate Press)

Came to Call Mine is a deluxe new art book by visionary musician artist and writer Graham Lambkin. Playing out like a children's book for adults 'Came to Call Mine' features 50 all new colour illustrations coupled with corresponding texts. Over a year in the making these works are intrinsically detailed forays on the pencil-to-paper, mind-to-hand alliance. With only residual traces of human activity we explore a world of noxious environments; a nuclear windstorm singalong of joyous mutations rollicking in the fairytale of survival. Exploding on the eye and ravaging the mind Came to Call Mine is a lavish large scale litho-print softcover book executed on high quality stock which stands as the most exhaustive collection of Lambkin's artistic aesthetic to date.

http://penultimate-press.blogspot.co.uk/

His drawings are really superb, as are the collaborations with Jason Lescalleet.

He's possibly my favourite person doing anything so visibly right now. Graham is a true gent and an inspiration.

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Originally Posted by Genteel Death

Graham Lambkin by Matt Krefting
http://bombmagazine.org/archive?author=Matt%20Krefting

I assume you're aware of this?
http://www.cafeoto.co.uk/penultimate...m-lambkin.shtm

Yes, I've posted it in the London gig guide thread.