My very fast, very giddy acceptance speech at the Independent Music Awards in June is now on YouTube…
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8 Weeks on The Wire
HUGE thanks to Gated Canal Community Radio for including my “8 Weeks” in this month’s The Wire: Adventures In Modern Music charts! The full issue is available by subscription (or maybe through your local library) here, or pop over to Twitter for a screenshot of the list.
What Penumbras on A Closer Listen
Another review of Strategic Tape Reserve’s ShopLand World: Music for a Discovery Park of Miniature Supermarkets, with these thoughts on my track:
“If I heard a plastic rock spewing “What Penumbras” by Elizabeth Joan Kelly, I’d be intrigued; it’s like space age music performed by drunken shopping carts.”
Thanks Richard! Read the full review over at A Closer Listen.
ShopLand World out TODAY!
ShopLand World: Music for a Discovery Park of Miniature Supermarkets is out today on the wonderful Strategic Tape Reserve label. Help support Eamon’s dreams of building a miniature supermarket theme park, and listen t 25 solid bangers along the way, all for the low low price of $3.36 USD for digital download or $5.60 USD for a BEYOOTIFUL cassette. Make sure to check out my contribution, “What Penumbras,” at track 2!
8 Weeks on Synth Weekly
Check out “8 Weeks” on the newest episode of Synth Redneck‘s Synth Weekly, and experience falling into another vortex like Alice in Wonderland or Sarah in Labyrinth.
What Penumbras on COUNTERZINE
Tomorrow is the release day for ShopLand World, a compilation album of music written for a Discovery Park of Miniature Supermarkets on Strategic Tape Reserve’s label. COUNTERZINE has a sneak preview and review of the album up, with these generous words to say about my submission “What Penumbras:”
a frantic but industrious piece that captures the childhood nostalgia of beelining from megastore to megastore in the quickest, most efficient way possible so as to experience as many wares as possible before die Ausgangssperre. A sure-to-be favorite for fans of the practical aspects of tiny supermarkets: smaller stores means more stores and less distance between each one, a prime selling point of ShopLand this track expertly communicates.
Preview all 25 tracks on COUNTERZINE today, and get your pocketbooks ready for the beautifully designed cassette tapes that will be on sale tomorrow!
Upcoming gig in New Orleans 7/28
Sunday July 28, I’ll be joining forces again with Maison Blanche for a gig at Sidney’s Saloon in New Orleans along with Remy Cosmo. I’ll start the show off at 7pm and cover is $5. Join us for a night of beats with great drinks!
Interview on Break the Business Podcast
During the Independent Music Awards ceremony, I had the opportunity to participate in an interview with entertainment lawyer Ryan Kairalla for the Break the Business Podcast. The interview is now live! Check it out on Soundcloud.
Voyeur on YIKIS
Yeah I Know It Sucks has outdone themselves again by reviewing the entire I Heart Noise Spring Compilation, with these kind words to say about my contribution “Voyeur:”
“Always impressive wherever the work of this artist pops up, Voyeur doesn’t go under the reader unnoticed as well. A full on deranged feeling of music that is dense and all over the colorful audio spectrum. Beautifully designed, moving, innovating and scarily surreal like a short story of uncomfortable creepiness in which Elizabeth goes into the mind of a voyeur and channels the findings through excellent music.”
Read the entire review over at Yeah I Know It Sucks!
Unusual Capsule on YIKIS
Perpetually supportive Yeah I Know It Sucks has reviewed the ENTIRE Prosthion Recording This Machine Confuses Fascists: An ACLU Benefit Compilation, with some blushingly laudatory words for my contribution, “Unusual Capsule:”
“freaking hell, she hitting brilliance again over here, with a full on stereo mindf*ck, wicked beat weirdness, a work of amazeballs quality that feels like it is on a next level while still having that trademark of humanity to it; don’t want to be an ass licking licker but this is absolutely brilliant.”
Thank you as always to YIKIS for their unending support and kindness, and don’t forget to check out the full album: 36 tracks, $5, all for a good cause.
Yeah I Know It Sucks – Various Artists – This Machine Confuses Fascists: An ACLU Benefit Compilation
Elizabeth Joan Kelly 