DNT Summer: Dawn of the Golden Eternity‏

dntrecords · 06.06.2009, 02:56 PM

Hey everybody,
Just one new release for you this time around, but it's a scorcher. DNT is partially closed for the summer (read more about this on the website) but all orders made with the paypal buttons will be mailed promptly. It's summer now, so that means swimming holes and popsicles. Hopefully you have a portable record player so you can bring this to your picnic!

Stores/distros, get in touch for wholesale rates!!

Best,
Tynan
http://www.dntrecords.com

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DNT055 - Plankton Wat "Dawn of the Golden Eternity" $12ppd/$13ppd US/Canada *international please order from a distro close to you or order records from the distro and add this one*
Debut solo LP by Dewey Mahood of Portland psych-jammers Eternal Tapestry. Ten songs recorded at the Owl House basement last winter on cassette 4-track. The LP encompasses a vast array of sounds and moods, from blissed-out drone punk rippers to super chill deep space folk. Total late night stoney textures, and radiant sun anthems. Acoustic and electric guitar, drums, banjo, mbira, and some singing, all mega tripped with syrupy analogy delay. Really beautiful heavy zoners. Hand drawn covers and insert by Dewmah. Edition of 500 on marbled orange vinyl.
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http://www.dntrecords.com

06.06.2009, 03:03 PM

I don't like the way people describe most records anymore, but I kind of hate you because Eternal Tapestry are excellent.

dntrecords · 06.06.2009, 03:09 PM

yeah man, I feel ya, I hate record descriptions too!

dntrecords · 06.08.2009, 11:31 AM

dntrecords · 07.10.2009, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Bytor Peltor

Just wanted to let you know that I heard some DNT love during the first hour of the Genetic Memory show Monday night: http://noise.ktru.org/ktru/sheet.nsf/WebBySS?Openview&Count=20

cool, thanks for letting me know!

dntrecords · 07.18.2009, 09:55 PM

"Here's a bomb. After what felt like an ample hiatus--just starting to mourn the loss in the form of frequent checks to the website--DNT has returned not with a fully loaded batch but with one ultra focused and fondly constructed LP from Dewey Mahood's Plankton Wat project. Probably better known as a member of Eternal Tapestry, Mahood's solo ventures have actually already been captured on the DNT imprint via a cassette from a ways back. While that one was an ultra-serene pleasure cruise though, this one pushes against the shores a bit more. Opening with the flanging guitar of the "The Magic Citadel," a kind of paired down Burnt Hills psych number with real focus and drive, the piece is a call to arms for the rest of the album, which presents nine semi-miniatures in which one idea is essentially worked out and through and over. The title track, whose clattering free drums and guitar drift splay themselves out like the arched arms of illuminated cacti, segues beautifully into the Delta sproing and pan flute pitterings of "Song of Winter Death," whose Fahey allusions extend far beyond mere use of finger-picking. He somehow conjures the underlying weirdness as well, the uncertainties. "Shrouded Path of Enchantment Occult Blues" is a solo guitar venture that allows Mahood's spare caution to flower into a raga Renaissance blues style whose patient sense of time and restraint display a maturity far beyond the usual in this field, evolving incrementally as each successive leaf drifts to the floor. Closing out the side, "The Exiled Wanderer" finds parallel vocal and banjo lines sliding effortlessly into a sacred netherworld of Tibetan Appalachia, closing the side out with an emptiness immediately filled upon the flip. "Sphere Within the Lotus," like the opener of the album, harkens in the side with gusto never again reached on the side. Splashes of guitars and frolicking drums mix with bells, vocals and Harper Mahood's flute for a brief cleansing of the palette before "While the Clouds Gather" takes delayed guitar into meditative drone worlds ripe with atmospherics and tender thematic painting via harp-like gracings over the strings. Resonating hairs strum by fingers as it meanders into warm winded vocal glides over the tundra on "Other Realms," building a humble cathedral of its resonant rainfall guitar before teetering inward for a bask in the light projected on the floor. Closing it out is "Voyage of the Night Pavilion," a drone and guitar piece firmly pointing toward the eternal beginning. A beautiful one from DNT and company, and a real accomplishment for Mahood. Killer package all around, glad to have DNT back. " -ear conditioned nightmare

06.06.2009, 02:56 PM	#1
dntrecords children of satan Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 282	Hey everybody, Just one new release for you this time around, but it's a scorcher. DNT is partially closed for the summer (read more about this on the website) but all orders made with the paypal buttons will be mailed promptly. It's summer now, so that means swimming holes and popsicles. Hopefully you have a portable record player so you can bring this to your picnic! Stores/distros, get in touch for wholesale rates!! Best, Tynan http://www.dntrecords.com *************************** DNT055 - Plankton Wat "Dawn of the Golden Eternity" $12ppd/$13ppd US/Canada international please order from a distro close to you or order records from the distro and add this one Debut solo LP by Dewey Mahood of Portland psych-jammers Eternal Tapestry. Ten songs recorded at the Owl House basement last winter on cassette 4-track. The LP encompasses a vast array of sounds and moods, from blissed-out drone punk rippers to super chill deep space folk. Total late night stoney textures, and radiant sun anthems. Acoustic and electric guitar, drums, banjo, mbira, and some singing, all mega tripped with syrupy analogy delay. Really beautiful heavy zoners. Hand drawn covers and insert by Dewmah. Edition of 500 on marbled orange vinyl. **************************** http://www.dntrecords.com
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06.06.2009, 03:03 PM	#2
sarramkrop Posts: n/a	I don't like the way people describe most records anymore, but I kind of hate you because Eternal Tapestry are excellent.
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06.06.2009, 03:09 PM	#3
dntrecords children of satan Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 282	yeah man, I feel ya, I hate record descriptions too!
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06.08.2009, 11:31 AM	#4
dntrecords children of satan Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 282	^^^^
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07.18.2009, 09:55 PM	#6
dntrecords children of satan Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 282	"Here's a bomb. After what felt like an ample hiatus--just starting to mourn the loss in the form of frequent checks to the website--DNT has returned not with a fully loaded batch but with one ultra focused and fondly constructed LP from Dewey Mahood's Plankton Wat project. Probably better known as a member of Eternal Tapestry, Mahood's solo ventures have actually already been captured on the DNT imprint via a cassette from a ways back. While that one was an ultra-serene pleasure cruise though, this one pushes against the shores a bit more. Opening with the flanging guitar of the "The Magic Citadel," a kind of paired down Burnt Hills psych number with real focus and drive, the piece is a call to arms for the rest of the album, which presents nine semi-miniatures in which one idea is essentially worked out and through and over. The title track, whose clattering free drums and guitar drift splay themselves out like the arched arms of illuminated cacti, segues beautifully into the Delta sproing and pan flute pitterings of "Song of Winter Death," whose Fahey allusions extend far beyond mere use of finger-picking. He somehow conjures the underlying weirdness as well, the uncertainties. "Shrouded Path of Enchantment Occult Blues" is a solo guitar venture that allows Mahood's spare caution to flower into a raga Renaissance blues style whose patient sense of time and restraint display a maturity far beyond the usual in this field, evolving incrementally as each successive leaf drifts to the floor. Closing out the side, "The Exiled Wanderer" finds parallel vocal and banjo lines sliding effortlessly into a sacred netherworld of Tibetan Appalachia, closing the side out with an emptiness immediately filled upon the flip. "Sphere Within the Lotus," like the opener of the album, harkens in the side with gusto never again reached on the side. Splashes of guitars and frolicking drums mix with bells, vocals and Harper Mahood's flute for a brief cleansing of the palette before "While the Clouds Gather" takes delayed guitar into meditative drone worlds ripe with atmospherics and tender thematic painting via harp-like gracings over the strings. Resonating hairs strum by fingers as it meanders into warm winded vocal glides over the tundra on "Other Realms," building a humble cathedral of its resonant rainfall guitar before teetering inward for a bask in the light projected on the floor. Closing it out is "Voyage of the Night Pavilion," a drone and guitar piece firmly pointing toward the eternal beginning. A beautiful one from DNT and company, and a real accomplishment for Mahood. Killer package all around, glad to have DNT back. " -ear conditioned nightmare
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