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RIP 127LP
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$36.00
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 4/3/2026
"'I made this 19-minute stop motion animation over the past four or so years. It was made on a 4-plane animation stand using paper and paper puppets. Kept me sane during Covid. Also made the OST. Hope You Enjoy. Cheers Big Ears.' Pressed on clear red vinyl with offset printed jackets in an edition of 500 copies."
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RIP 120LP
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"During the holidays of 2023, Brigid Dawson and I got together at my house in Los Angeles and started transcribing a nice list of songs. Some new some very old that I've never been played live ever and put together a holiday set list which we performed two nights in a row at Permanent Records Roadhouse in Los Angeles and did a bit of it at a charity event at the Lodge Room. Seven tunings later -- It was a lot of fun and there was a lot of libation and celebration. We surrounded ourselves with good friends and came up with this charming off kilter set of recordings. I think they capture the casual energy of the evening in the mood of the crowd. Hope you enjoy." --JPD.
Live Sounds by Cos The Casual Prince. Mixed By JPD. Mastered by JJ Golden. Artwork by Liorzh. Guest appearances on 'Block Of Ice' by Tom Dolas (electric piano), Nick Murray (drums) and Andres Renteria (percussion). Pressed on exclusive crystal-clear vinyl.
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RIP 106LP
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"Posh Swat, an all-percussion improvisation album with John Dwyer (OSEES, Damaged Bug, OCS, etc), Ryan Sawyer and Andres Renteria." "Sand in your hair and bugs in your teeth. Hand on your knife, knife in your sheath. Grimy bass burps thru a fried stack. And the crack of the snare is a mighty pink smack. Bells, whistles conga and vibes. This is a drug record. One thousand times. For fans of Niagra, Black Pus, Container, Bruce Ditmas and all things beat driven and drum craven." --John Dwyer
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"It seems that every time you turn around, there's another Oh Sees [OSEES] slab. Long ago we lost all capacity to be surprised that this sturdy unit keeps putting out records and that they're really good. You can now add the Metamorphosed 12-inch to you ever deeper sagging row of John Dwyer and Co.'s seemingly no sleep release schedule. The five tracks were taken from the sessions that formed 2019's Face Stabber album, a seventeen-track / eighty+ minute jammified four-sider. Metamorphosed would have been the perfect third LP to fit in with the other two. John and Matt Jones run the Castle Face label with full autonomy, so it would make sense that Metamorphosed, like The 12" Synth, would have been a CF release. Yet, it's on the very cool Rock Is Hell Records label, which has put out some great Dwyer related jams in the past. The OCS Live In San Francisco album was not only great musically but all the vinyl and sleeve variants made the collectors break out in a fan sweat they're probably still recovering from. Being able to do all this yourself, it's obviously cool to still work with Jochen and Rock Is Hell. Metamorphosed isn't just some barrel scrape for those who can't get enough. All of the five tracks stand up to anything on Face Stabber. The record's twenty three+ minute 'I Got A Lot' is one of the coolest songs the band has ever done." --Henry Rollins
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RIP 096LP
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2022 repress. "Transmission incoming... alien sound waves have been bouncing off the side of our ship. We've managed to capture some of them on plastic. They seem to appear suddenly out of the vacuum. Projected by planets. Beamed through stars. Reflected off debris. Hanging in space like dust motes. Witch Egg is an improvised set of songs by John Dwyer, Nick Murray, Brad Caulkins, Greg Coates and Tom Dolas. Another fired expedition out in the wilds. Recorded and mixed at Stu-Stu-Studio by John Dwyer. This one is a burner designed optimally for your eco-pod sound system. When you've left the world behind, you will need a soundtrack while you lay in dream stasis." --John Dwyer
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