Specialising in Australian Experimental

http://ShameFile.tripod.com

 

Undecisive God Live in Melbourne and on the Radio:

Thursday 30 July, 2-6am (technically, that’s Friday morning) during Makeshift Swahili on 3PBS-FM I will be interviewed, talking about recent Undecisive God and Shame File News.

 

Friday 1 July, 7:30pm – Liquid Architecture Opening Night, North Melbourne Town Hall.  Undecisive God is on first.  Also playing – Essendon Airport, DJ Olive, Antedeluvian Rockinghorse, Will Guthrie, Scott D. Cotteral and more.  For ticket details, see http://www.liquidarchitecture.org.au

 

Sunday 3 July, midnight-2am (technically, that’s Monday morning) during Symbiosis on 3RRR-FM I will be interviewed along with Brisbane’s Scott Sinclair and Joe Musgrove.

 

Tuesday 5 July – Make It Up Club, Bar Open (upstairs), Brunswick St, Fitzroy.  In collaboration with Brisbane’s Scott Sinclair and Joe Musgrove – expect some material in the vein of our “With Doors Open” CD.

 

Terra Australis Incognita mp3 EP series

This new series seeks to document notable Australian experimental artists (both established and lesser known) by commissioning them to produce an EP of material that will then be made available for free downloading online, as well as on CDR.

 

Volume I by W.I.T. “While You Were Ill…” is now available for free download, or can be purchased on CDR for $10ppd

Volume II by The Feeder “Locus Of Variation” will be available for downloading from August 2005.

Volume III by Undecisive God “Headless” will be available for downloading from October 2005.

 

Submissions are still open for Australian artists interested in being featured in the series, but get in touch quick because places are filling up fast.  See http://ShameFile.tripod.com for further details.

 

New on the Shame File catalogue

The Feeder “Scrapings From a Lucid Layer” CD – Melbourne’s Feeder presents a eerie ambient piece constructed using field recordings - $8ppd

 

Festering Wombats / Vomit Brothers split CD – Festering Wombats were an Adelaide trio recording strange noise in 1981.  The Vomit Brothers tracks were recorded in Melbourne in 1987 featuring David Taskas of Grong Grong and later Volvox; you can hear something like Volvox in these tracks - AU$8ppd

 

Isomer / Bonsai Kitten “The Way of the Transgressors” CD – split live recording between dark ambient master Isomer and noise exponent Bonsai Kitten, recorded in Adelaide February 2004 - $8ppd

 

Coming Soon

Terra Australis Incognita Volumes II – VI

Undecisive God – Notebook

The NMA Tapes (re-released on CDR)

Artefacts of Australian Experimental Music compilation CD

 

Check the full catalogue at http://ShameFile.tripod.com for a huge range of experimental music, for trade and/or reasonable prices.

 

Clinton.