This release is a dark electronic masterwork from Barcelona, Spain's Trigal. Recorded in Spain and Morocco. Coincides with March 2009 US tour and follows on the heels of Trigal's epicly wasted Freedom of the Psychedelic Experimental Stoned Sound. Totally stoked on this one. Turn out the lights.
Edition of 80.
Do you like the Ramones? They were from Queens, NY. What's my point? So is Birdlaw. Squaaak! See the thing of it is, this is some fine fine music! One time Alex and I pressed play simultaneously on our walkmans and listened to Shellac's Terraform cassette while walking through the woods. It took almost 11 years but I'm almost positive Cussin Out Loud is the direct result of this night. But sounds nothing like Shellac, more like the sound of that whole night.
Edition of 50.
From the basement's Canopic Lidz crew, this a concept album like the old days. Some seriously damaged soundz here. Side one has the street anthems while side two has the complimentary introspective numbers. The peak and the come-down so to speak.
What is the code? Is the answer within? Above? Below? Those in the know know.
Limited to 100 copies. 40 minutes of music!
Senseless Empire's first foray into the vinyl realm. This record is completely amazing. Detroit band that doesn't exist anymore due to geographical dispersion of its members. Thankfully this music still exists.
No obvious musical reference points but maybe Astral Weeks from a female perspective. This record is amazing and needed the permanence of vinyl.
Limited to 500 copies. Black vinyl inside beautiful screen-printed covers.
Bi-GK reinvent themselves as Big-K for this 74 minute release, Strawberry Island, a tribute to Shuggie Otis. This one is perfect for falling asleep to, cleaning dishes or trying to get with someone.
Matthew Thurber from Soiled Mattress & The Springs and many sweet comics drew the fantastic cover art (inside and out). Matthew also drew the lovely art from the first Bi-GK cassette.
Released jointly with Colin's Mass(ive) Dist(ribution) label.
Edition of 99.
Out of print.
Making Love After Midnight
This is Bi-G.K.'s first foray into concept and album recording. Featuring overdubs! Other side is "live" in the studio jamming. A side for any occassion. This is a joint release with Colin's Massdistro label.
Supported in January 2007 with two date East Coast mini-tour: Northampton, MA & Providence, RI.
Received Transmission From Deep SpaceOut of print.
This is where it all began for our heroes. Live at Tommy's Tavern on Manhattan Ave at the corner of Freeman Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY. Colin scored this gig opening up for Providence's imminently talented Mudboy.
This tape is live as-it-happened. With commentary. Other side features a solo Colin Langenus performing guitar madness as Monogomous Octopus.
What amazing cover art!
Out of print.
Spring music for spring-minded people. 2007 commune style. All band members played tambourine on this jammer and may or may not have been wearing shoes at the time.
CD-R. Edition of 30.
Starfish & LSD (edit)Out of print.
Continuing Weirding Module's exploration of stellar frontiers, this cassette offers the newest sounds from the furthest reaches. The federation is gearing up for something big, no doubt, and if these early recon briefings are any indication, summer should be monumental.
Is there summer in space? Weirding Module asks the hard questions.
Edition of 100.
The second installment of Weirding Module's New Age Series is a 40 minute epic in 5 parts. Dust off the yoga mat and prepare to attune yourself with the cosmos. Again! Makes everyone's burritos taste better.
Edition of 30.
Out of print.
This is the long-awaited split cassette co-released by Barcelona, Spain's Ozonokids and Senseless Empire. Ozonokids mastermind, Arnau Sala, lays down heady and unsettling tone-scapes/scrapes creating a sonic virtual reality where time-traveling aliens dig their mental fingernails into the base of your spine and shake up any lysergic debris. Weirding Module's side continues in the tradition of muddy synths, repetition and Jah.
Beautiful silk-screened covers. Comes with insert. Our favorite cassette so far!
Edition of 100.
Out of print.
Rescued from the furthest edges of deepest space, this 20.5 minute cassette documents some weird travels. Usually WM reaches inside for inspiration but this epic jam in two parts is a gift from the cosmos. If played on repeat, will sync up perfectly with both Tarkovsky's Stalker AND Solaris. All the way through, everytime!
Totally galactic artwork!
Edition of 40.
Out of print.
New Age Series Vol 001
The geniuses at Senseless Empire came up with the idea for this tape, inspired by tales of Weirding Module's Northern Michigan winter and summer adventures involving lakes, rivers, woods, etc. What's next? Weirding Module yoga tapes? Cooking with Weirding Module? Will this madness ever end? Get your copy here and start a letter writing campaign.
J/k, there are no geniuses here.
Edition of 30.
Out of print.
Clone Therapy
The latest and greatest from Greenfield's own Weirding Module. You go out and have fun while your clone stays home and heals. S/he'll tell you all about it! Two secret tracks from another decade on side 2. Fifty minutes of just what your clone needs.
Edition of 50.
Out of print.
Live set to nobody in an empty house from the Spring of 2007. This one is both calming and wild. How is this possible? The answer lies within for anyone with ears to listen. You can definitely cook dinner to this one but maybe not eat the results.
Four jams in just under 40 minutes.
Edition of 50
Out of print.
Second Senseless Empire cassette for the Weirds. Winter meditation music made during alone time at the 880R commune. Field tested in a hazy room. This one boosts alpha waves and tickles the limbic region. Drones and loose feelings.
Edition of 50
Maze FloatOut-of-print.
Self-Titled
Recorded in Trout Dream Studios, Weirding Module's second casssette and first for Senseless Empire. Damaged brain makes fingers hit keys, hold keys and makes weird sounds in more or less song format.
Edition of 73
Out-of-print.
Photocopies of dancehall 45 labels with limited commentary. Some highlights include: Fat Eyes, Purple Skunk, Pot Of Gold and Jah Snowcone.
First zine! Senseless Empire's been scouring the bins to bring you Scorchers #2... coming soon!