VINYL FORMAT WITH CD. The album is about walking in the dark until morning, pregnancy and birth, and noticing the "pregnancy" of the world at night, and stuff like that. Every song has a lake of deep percussion carrying it along, swishing sounds, booms in stereo, hollow knocking... It sounds like what laptop music could have been, but made by hands tapping wood. The format is crazy: a white vinyl LP wrapped in a double sided huge poster/explanation sheet AND a CD. Beautiful!

LP+CD $19.99

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VINYL FORMAT + CD! Six songs of Mt. Eerie and The Microphones translated into a heavier form in preparation for a west coast tour of illegal art galleries and punk houses in November 2006. The band was Jason Anderson, Kjetil Jenssen, and Phil Elverum. "Black Wooden" is supposedly a new kind of music they are unearthing. Who knows what this sound really is? This E.P. comes with 2 fold out double sided posters (printed on recycled stock at the world renowned Hemlock Printers in Vancouver BC, the same place w...   [ read more ]

10" + CD $15.99

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On previous Microphones albums, Phil Elvrum has explored themes of man communing with nature, describing serene catastrophic entanglements with wind, sea and woods. Mount Eerie is a concept album that takes it up a notch, the self-searching for identity within a universal context. Divided into five parts, it is named after Mt. Erie, a peak that dominates Fidalgo Island where Phil grew up. This drama tells the tale of one person striking out into the wilderness to unearth the face beneath the disguise, and ...   [ read more ]

CD $12.99

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