Showing posts with label Circle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Circle. Show all posts

Friday, March 14, 2014

Old Man Gloom shirt design

I made a shirt design for Old Man Gloom. It will be available on their Spring 2014 tour with Circle in Europe. For more information on the Old Man Gloom tour go Here.








































Old Man Gloom/Circle tour dates:

04/01 Duisburg, GER – Grammatikoff
04/02 Brussels, BEL – Beursschouwburg
04/03 London, UK – The Scala
04/04 Paris, FRA – La Maroquinerie
04/05 Bern, SWI – Dashstock
04/06 Bologna, ITA – Locomotiv
04/07 Karlsruhe, GER – Jubez
04/08 Berlin, GER – Bi Nuu
04/09 Prague, CZE – Pilot Club
04/10 Vienna, AUT – Arena
04/11 Leipzig, GER – Doom Over Leipzig
04/12 Tilburg, NET – Roadburn Festival


I also did this drawing for future Gloom merchandise:





Thursday, October 10, 2013

Mamiffer & Circle




























Happy to announce the arrival of the Mamiffer & Circle "Enharmonic Intervals (for Paschen Organ)" 2xLP. It is available for pre-order in our webstore as of now, and the CD version (from Ektro Records), will follow shortly. Both formats will also be available in stores on Oct 15th. Preview tracks from the album may be heard on our Soundcloud page.


Thank you!


"Recorded over a single day at Keski-Porin Kirkko, the nineteenth-century stone church in the heart of Circle's hometown, the basic tracks for Enharmonic Intervals exude divine inspiration. Caressed by Faith Coloccia, Aaron Turner, Jussi Lehtisalo, and Mika Rättö, the house of worship's immense Paschen organ sets a liturgical, contemplative mood, which persists unabated through a cycle of improvisations and short compositions. The album opens and closes with slowly building sinfoniettas of sustained drone and flatlining feedback that shine heavenly light onto the wan, academic corpse of avant-garde minimalism. In the middle, all sorts of hell breaks loose: Coloccia chants wordless omens on a distant shore, Turner shouts his lungs out, Lehtisalo speaks in tongues from atop synthesized snowbanks, Rättö gargles operatic gibberish, hummingbird guitars flutter past, and delicate chords glisten like dewdrops on Arctic lichen."
-Jordan Mamone, New York, NY