Wednesday, 5 May 2010

Single Released


The purpose of this vinyl was for it to be spread as far reaching as possible and to get it into the hands of folks that might appreciate it. As well as a slight sense of self satisfaction. This blog was set up with the purpose of people leaving their comments/hate/praise. We'd all appreciate your news and views. Where are you? Where did you find your copy? If I could put tracers in place I'd ideally have a big map of moving red dots - for the moment this will have to suffice. Enjoy and spread.

Getcha Rekkid Now

A link to the big cartel site where you can buy one of these fine records for each and every one of your loved ones. These will come direct from us and make the perfect birthday/wedding/anniversary gift.... who am i kidding....

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The shop doesn't look like much but then I tend to struggle with all this damn computering bizniz.



Records are also available in:

Rough Trade, London

Sister Ray, London

J B's Records, London

Rooted Records, Bristol

Soundclash, Norwich

Beatniks, Norwich

The Movie Shop, Norwich

The Market, Cambridge

Acetato Records, Valencia, Spain

Escridiscos, Madrid, Spain

Discos Melocoton, Madrid, Spain

Toronto, Canada (details later)

Sapporo, Japan (details later)

Johannesburg, South Africa (details later)


(this list will be expanding itself shortly)

Venus Video

Venus from Tom Powys on Vimeo.

Video for the b-side of the single, using part shot/part found super8 footage, mostly in and around Norwich.

Ecological Records?

The tracks were recorded back in the summer of 2009 - only weeks before bass player/organist and 'general-despot-extraordinaire': Mark Johnson left for Siberia; where he has been living (or at least existing) for close to a year now. Recording took place on the outskirts of Cambridge in a shed hooked up to solar panels which in turn powered every aspect of the process! from amplifiers to mixing desks to effects and margarita makers and was produced by Mick Crossley of Flyte Reaction, Spooky Hi-fi and Sonic Ray fame! - highly recommended listening.

So, it could be said you have or at least have now been equipped with the means of possessing a genuine ECO-record! Also - the last we heard of Mark Johnson was that he was working for an NGO in charge of preserving Lake Baikal - largest freshwater lake in the world - so dont say we never gave anything back!