callaci & joyner "Stranger Blues" EPcallaci & joyner "Stranger Blues" EPcharlie mcalister "death water estates" LPblack dice "head like a door/lost valley" LPvote robot "five score six bicycle" LPdylan nyoukis "the shield that pierces the earth" LPmark szabo "chocolate covered bad things" CDwill simmons "in so many words" mini-LP  

ivytree "winged leaves" CDivytree "winged leaves" CDalvarius b/dylan nyoukis "sugar: the other white meat" LPthe one ensemble of daniel padden CDblack dice "cold hands" LPdestroyer "thief" CDvote robot "r.u.r." LPramon speed/mean spirit'd robots split  7"

  steven r. smith "crown of marches" CDthe double "palm fronds" CDcampfire songs CDfrench paddleboat "rome loves tan" LPavey tare, panda bear & geologist "danse manatee" CDlettuce prey "atlatl" LPcharlie mcalister "mississippi luau" LPevading the devil's darts compilation 7"
 



A couple things for you to note, right off the bat:

1. There is no music here. This is a book of images by longtime label pals Black Dice and early Catsup Plate recording artist Jason Frank Rothenberg. Those who love eye candy will find much to love here.

2. We didn't put this out. The fine folks at Picturebox did. But our own Rob Carmichael did the design and layout (and even contributed some imagery here and there) for our sister company SEEN. So we got some few copies to sell.

3. Folks who want a preview of some spreads should check here.

Here's what Picturebox says about the book:

"Underground rock darlings Black Dice just released their fourth album, Broken Ear Record from DFA/EMI. Music enthusiasts may consider this first book--an extension of their highly visual melange of sound, performance, and art. The band grew out of the infamous Providence art and noise scene in the late 1990s, and has since drawn acclaim in New York and worldwide. Their longtime friend, the photographer Jason Frank Rothenberg, has been documenting their work. His images, often reworked and collaged by the band to illustrate their tastes and sensibilities, form the foundation of the book. In collaborating on Gore, the band’s creative process paralleled its musical one, each member making use of different skills in individual contributions that informed and built on one another. The resulting mix of found images, photographs, collages, and altered documentation explores the full integration of their creative processes and offers a glimpse into daily life in the genesis of their sonic persona. Band member and rising artist Bjorn Copeland’s psychedelia will draw particular attention."

 




Picturebox


Jason Frank Rothenberg
Black Dice
SEEN