Wobblyhead is proud to present its long awaited sub-label Frank Wobbly &
Sons. This new label is presented as a series of 7" vinyl records, with a
total of six titles dropping two at a time in the first two months of 2004.
Strictly limited to 250 copies worldwide without the possibility of repress,
we recommend buying heavily, allowing at least two or three copies for
yourselves.
Best bet to get copies is to order from Groove Distribution
(
http://www.groovedis.com/) or Forced Exposure
(
http://www.forcedexposure.com/) or to stop by in person at Atomic Records
in Milwaukee.
Also, we're having a release party with six of the artists involved in the
series at Onopa Brewing Company (
http://www.onopabrewery.com/) in Milwaukee
on Saturday, January 24th.
As always, stay tuned to
http://www.wobblyhead.com/ for more info.
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Release date: January 16, 2004
...FEW-001
A. Casino Versus Japan "Silver and Gold"
B. am-boy "64 Colors"
Casino versus Japan returns with his first release since his massive album
on Carpark, with the key track from protege am-boy's acclaimed debut on the
flip.
...FEW-002
A. Signaldrift/Nudge "Nothing Much to Lose"
B. Caural "The Girl with the Stained Glass Eyes"
Signaldrift (Wobblyhead) and Nudge (OMCO, Tigerbeat6) got together to cover
this standout from My Bloody Valentine's masterpiece Isn't Anything. On the
flip, Caural (Chocolate Industries) creates his own gorgeous, heavily
textured shoe-gazer world on this excellent original composition.
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Release date: January 30, 2004
...FEW-003
A. Paul B. Davis "Enter the Mystical Faggot"
B. Paul B. Davis "The Mystical Faggot Shops Organic"
The enigmatic Paul B. Davis (8-Bit Construction Set) returns with an Atari,
melodica, and organ freakout. His releases on his own Beige label were too
few and far between for the heads at Wobblyhead, so we cajoled him to
compose two more classically-trained cosmic crunk-funk masterpieces.
...FEW-004
A. Innerstance.Beatbox "I Am a Truck"
B. Cash Bishop "Promise"
Innerstance.Beatbox (Wobblyhead) and Cash Bishop both bring the kiddie
records to the turntable breaks for these complementary sides. Downtempo
master Innerstance.Beatbox (aka J.Todd) brings the same charisma and sense
of humor that he brings to his Def Harmonic productions. Newcomer Cash
Bishop responds with his first release on Wobblyhead, a churning melodic
workout brimming with all the hope and pageantry that a sampled children's
choir can muster.
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Release date: February 13, 2004
...FEW-005
A. Magic Arrows "Yaphet Kotto"
B. String Theory "Honey-top"
Original Pele and Promise Ring member Scott Beschta returns with a heavy
piece of downtempo drunk funk, very much in the vein of his Roommates
project with Casino Versus Japan's Erik Kowalski. On the flip, SKAM
sub-label SMAK veterans String Theory bring their dubbed-out, quiet beauty
to the 7" format.
...FEW-006
A. Old Man Malcolm "Pride in My Product"
B. Old Man Malcolm "Eye Contact"
The turntablist for Garbage and Citizen King and long-time Anacron/Cornrows
collaborator finally launches his stellar solo project. An indescribable yet
flawless debut single from Malcolm, one of Kid Koalas favorite deejays (see
the Big Daddy article to confirm). However, it's less about his turntable
chops and more about releasing Malcolm's inner D'angelo.
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