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Three New Digital-only Reissues from 2006/11

Three digital reissues at Bandcamp, just in time for Bandcamp Friday, have all been unavailable for ten or more years. "Asian Noise Collaborations", from 2011, explores the noise aesthetic with artists from Asia outside of Japan. Collaborating with PBK are Dickson Dee, Rolf Wong (both from Hong Kong), and Xü Hai Mie (from Singapore). The ten-minute untitled noise/montage piece (#4) by PBK and R/E/D was featured in Drunken Boat issue #14. The collaboration with Josh Lay is also from 2011 and was formerly released on the Syndrom Records label in the UK. "The Channel That Feeds" is from a split CDR release (with Adam Mokan) on Cohort Recordings from 2006. Asian Noise Collaborations | PBK w/ Dickson Dee, Orgasm Denial, Random Emotionally Deformed (R/E/D) | PBK (bandcamp.com) PBK & Josh Lay | PBK & Josh Lay | PBK (bandcamp.com) The Channel That Feeds | PBK (bandcamp.com)

Sum & Substance (Phillip Klampe Mix)

New cassette release on PBKsound: "Sum & Substance (Phillip Klampe Mix)"- SUM & SUBSTANCE | Dead Shall Not Have Died In Vain, Homogenized Terrestrials, Nu A.M., PBK | PBK (bandcamp.com) Phillip Klampe, from Princeton, Illinois, has long been a luminary within the realm of experimental composition. With his Homogenized Terrestrials project taking flight in the mid-to-late 80's, Klampe emerged as a true sonic maverick, self-releasing mesmerizing cassettes that caught the attention of the U.S. cassette underground scene. Delving into the micro>macro atmospheric soundscapes of ambient music, Klampe defied conventional categorization by employing an array of enigmatic and indefinable sounds to craft his compositions. His work, undeniably intellectual in nature, possesses an ephemeral quality that resists confinement, evoking a sense of poetry and profundity within meticulously thought-out arrangements. One of Klampe's recent artistic endeavors was his contribut

Monochrome Vision CD's Reissued

PBK & Telepherique's "Noise-Ambient Connection" (2008) and PBK & Zanstones' "Mantis Fog Desert" (2011) were both released as CD's on the Russian label, Monochrome Vision. There were flaws in the original releases, one CD had a duplicate track, and both were badly mastered. The label owner, Dmitry Vasilyev, passed away unexpectedly in 2018. Now both albums have been remastered and are available once again. New images were created for each release as well. MANTIS FOG DESERT | PBK & Zanstones | PBK (bandcamp.com) NOISE-AMBIENT CONNECTION | PBK & Telepherique | PBK (bandcamp.com)

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