"TV Loves You Back" can now be pre-ordered at the anticon. store for $13, CD & LP available.» Pre-order TV Loves You Back here.
"TV Loves You Back" can now be pre-ordered at the anticon. store for $13, CD & LP available.
2 new tracks: Grim Checksum, Phantom of the Chakras INST.
It's not really new but a director named Lorenzo Fonda made a video a while ago featuring Restiform Bodies' "Sippy Cup" track. It's a trailer made for the 2006 Independent Film Festival of Boston.
Telephone Jim Jesus made a production for the artist-dj-performer-sound-picture-editor-filmmaker newageynofriends. The track is untitled John Brown Still Owes Me a Hoodie...
4-5pm: Telephone Jim Jesus (anticon.)







New and third production done by PASSAGE for rapper Broiler, the track is titled "Lights Out".
FINALLY some news, the RB's have "officially" announced (Bomarr already did in last december on the Controller 7 forum) their new LP titled : "TV LOVES YOU BACK". The release date : September 2008.none of those songs will be on the new record. 2 of them are live songs from our tour a few years back that never turned into studio songs.
we just wanted to change it up a bit and get some new stuff up for people to listen to.
we'll have a new song from the record up in the coming months.
the restiform vs. wu tang thing is just something that we found online that someone * did.

PASSAGE has made 3 new instrumentals : THE SUB PRIME HORROR, fuck a toothache, unititleA.
May 8th @ Backspace
$5 All Ages
115 NW 5th Ave
Portland, OR 97209
(503) 248-2900
May 9th @Static Loft
$7 Advance $10 Door All Ages
Georgetown (Seattle), WA
more info:www.myspace.com/knightridersinc
May 10th @Neurolux
$5 21+
113 N 11th St
Boise, ID 83702
(208) 343-0886
May 11th @ Uprok Records
Free Instore All Ages @ 6 PM
342 S. State Street
Salt Lake City, UT
(801) 363-1523
May 11th @ Easy Street
FREE Private Event 21+
RSVP: erik@kidwithoutradio.com




Earlier version of "The Holy Phony Haunt" CDr. Unfinished EP according to the inscription on the CD; with some different tracks, lyrics and mixes. This CDr surfaced briefly and exclusively during the Restiform Bodies European tour in 2004.
Oakland's George Chadwick, aka Telephone Jim Jesus, grew up in New London, New Hampshire. The folks at anticon call the place "snowy," and you could say the same for his lovely, Baudelaire-riffing sophomore solo album Anywhere Out Of The Everything. The record includes cameos from Pedestrian, Why?, Bomarr, Alias, Odd Nosdam and Doseone, among others, but is also peopled with the ghosts of a longterm relationship: Amidst the beats, guest voices, and lush forward momentum, the fuzzy transmissions rattle with a melancholic underpin. On non-album track "Things," Chadwick stitches together a Gothic-leaning instrumental, a gorgeous, spectral tune that opens in near silence and debuts with this Drop.
Can you give us a little background on "Things"?
"Things" was made during an emotional period in early 2005, shortly after a break up from an eight-year relationship. I used sounds from a children's music education record where they played single notes on instruments to identify the sounds. I sampled several instruments and created my own little orchestration. I felt like it was a strong expression of the sadness and rollercoaster emotions that I was experiencing at the time. It was originally going to be on the album, but then seemed too long and slow to fit the pace. It was created about the same time as "Featherfall"* on the album and could be a sister song, from a period when I was making more orchestral music and focusing on melodies more than other things.
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