VINYL FORMAT. Fuck electroclash, this Brooklyn quartet is here to plant a flag in your skinny-tie ass, reclaiming it in the name of twisted, post-ambient no-wave sounds. "Cone Toaster," their new single, is a track that lays a 4/4 techno thump under some of the strangest noises made by...well, we actually have no idea how they were made. And we don't ask questions. The B-side features a remix by Eye of The Boredoms.

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Following their acclaimed Miles Of Smiles EP and dance single "Cone Toaster," Black Dice return with the full-length, Creature Comforts. This release finds the band pushing in yet another direction, at once unmistakably Black Dice, and noticeably different. Venturing further into their own psychedelic, increasingly electronic world, Creature Comforts is as expansive, experimental, and structurally unique as its predecessor, Beaches and Canyons, but there is a new sense of playful   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Avant-garde noise mongers Black Dice follow up last year's acclaimed "Beaches & Canyons" and "Cone Toaster" 12" with this two-track EP (a teaser to their full-length due June 2004). Clocking in at a hearty 28 minutes, it's bound to please and confound fans and critics alike, as the band proves once again that whatever they tackle, it's on their own terms. "Miles of Smiles" was originally created for The Poetry of Sex art exhibit in Tokyo and finds the band exploring a Musique Concrete-like wor   [ read more ]

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Order Repo and receive this free poster designed by the band (while supplies last)! VINYL FORMAT. This Brooklyn trio has never worked harder at crafting a set of concise, sonically battering, or flat-out bizarre tunes than on this collection of fringe-surfing tone bombs. Yet a new roadhouse blues band philosophy has simultaneously emerged, allowing the group to loosen up and casually toss off    [ read more ]

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Avant-garde noise mongers Black Dice follow up last year's acclaimed "Beaches & Canyons" and the "Cone Toaster" 12" with this two-track EP (a teaser to their full-length due June 2004). Clocking in at a hearty 28 minutes, it's bound to please and confound fans and critics alike, as the band proves once again that whatever they tackle, it's on their own terms. "Miles of Smiles" was originally created for The Poetry of Sex art exhibit in Tokyo and finds the band exploring a Musique Concrete-like world of chan   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. The latest release from New York avant-garde leaders Black Dice features three brand new tracks that further refine the industrial, beat-driven direction of their last album, Broken Ear. Coinciding with the release of this 12-inch single (which includes a full-color poster designed by Bjorn Copeland), Black Dice team up with longtime friend and photographer Jason Frank Rothenberg on a collection of found images, photographs, and collages. Entitled Gore, this flexi-bound, full-color book   [ read more ]

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Load Blown is the fourth album by Brooklyn's Black Dice. The beats drip and roll, tar-pit voices sing into an oil can, and the guitars crank like calliope. Some tunes crackle and burble like submerged television, others bump and click along like a Summer Jam concert series from another dimension. While a noticeable change in tone encompasses Load Blown (some tunes veer close to pop songs), this is a work of over-stimulation, a product of frenzied media culture, a sonic sifting of t   [ read more ]

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