Woodsist Update- PURLING HISS- LP + EXCEPTER- "LATE" 12"

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2 NEW RELEASES AVAILABLE NOW. ITS BEEN A BUSY OCTOBER... THIS IS OUR
LAST BATCH UNTIL THE NEW YEAR. HAVE A GREAT FALL!

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PURLING HISS- "Public Service Announcement" LP


Resident guitarist / noise-smith Mike Polizze of Philly jam-punks
Birds of Maya takes another one-off vacation with Purling Hiss.
Public Service Announcement take a more song-oriented approach than
Polizze's self-titled debut LP (Permanent Records) and its follow-up,
Hissteria (Richie Records). With the treble down and the tape-heads
bleeding, the LP is a montage of flange-covered tunes, in-the-red and
submerged below sea level. "... reminds me of some of my other
favorite mystery rock albums, like High Speed and the Afflicted Man's
Get Stoned Ezy, or any Les Rallizes Denudes or Vermonster records--not
necessarily in style or attack, but certainly in spirit. This is full-
on destroyer guitar rock, with a palpable sense of nothing to lose and
everything to prove. To me, it sounds like a serious, sincere
statement--and you don't hear that every day." --Ripley Johnson (Moon
Duo, Wooden Shjips)




EXCEPTER- "LATE" 12"/Download


VINYL VERSION INCLUDES FREE DOWNLOAD COUPON FOR "LATE", PLUS THE 2007
CASSETTE-ONLY RELEASE "TANK TAPES"!!!

The 23rd Excepter record: The Late EP. The Black Rust Rush Tour of
"High Noon" lore. One track recorded at Oberlin Dionysus Disco, Fall
2009, in I-94 palindrome dub by R/N. One track recorded at 382 Jeff
Street by Lala with the TR-808. 2009-2010 edit. Two tracks live on
"Presidence Day" at the Glass Lands, February 16th, 2010, by Derek
Maxwell, sound engineer. The Late EP returns Excepter to Woodsist. All
four tracks are previously unreleased. The Tank Tapes are included as
a complimentary bonus digital download with the record. Excepter is
New York City's premiere improvisatory, vocal-and-electronics cosmic
beat-box band. Whether on stage, on record or on video, Excepter never
gives the expected, and this is no exception... "Tank Tapes displays
Excepter's more inarticulable qualities ... it's stranger, looser,
more beautiful." --Pitchfork