first fold + Marclar present Bring Out Your Dead II Posh One, Deep Grass, Them Use Them, Papa November and Juneau Brothers. An evening of live electronic music and visuals Thursday 27th October 2011 £3 on the door, 8:00pm till Late at the Bull’s Head in Moseley We are well excited about this event and [...]
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BOYD the Second
Published by October 6th, 2011 in BOYD, Deep Grass, First Fold Live, Papa November, Spunkle and Them Use Them. 1 CommentImages from first fold’s BOYD event
Published by October 4th, 2011 in Einstellung, First Fold Live, First Fold Records, Pierre and Karlheinz, Spunkle, The Assembled Minds, The Resource Centre and Them Use Them. 0 CommentsIn order to document first fold’s Bring Out Your Dead event in September 2011, we asked artist and photographer Craig Earp to take some shots. Craig is a seasoned live events photographer and took some fantastic shots, here is a selection that coincides with the events running order. Visit Craig’s Website for other photographs and [...]
Grand Union Rehearsals
Published by September 29th, 2011 in First Fold Live, Papa November, Pierre and Karlheinz, Spunkle, The Assembled Minds, The Resource Centre, Them Use Them and Wizards Tell Lies. 0 CommentsThis image, taken using the cheeky ap photosynth, shows our sound/visual rehearsals at Grand Union’s perfectly formed exhibition space, where first fold will bring their first bespoke live event Bring Out Your Dead. Come along and enjoy the weird and quirky, the melodic electronics of The Resource Centre, powerful soundscapes from Einstellung and everything in between. This Friday 30th September, [...]
BOYD
Published by September 3rd, 2011 in Einstellung, First Fold Live, First Fold Records, Papa November, Pierre and Karlheinz, Spunkle, The Assembled Minds, The Resource Centre and Them Use Them. 2 CommentsWe are getting excited and working towards our Audio/Visual extravaganza Bring Out Your Dead. The evening will feature: DJ Set by Pierre and Karlheiz including special guest The Plague Doctor. Them Use Them Live Set. The Assembled Minds Matt Saunders from Magnetophone presents his solo project. Papa November Live set featuring Spunkle and Kipp Jones. The Resource Centre [...]
first fold Vs media
Published by June 26th, 2011
in First Fold Records, Spunkle, Them Use Them and Wizards Tell Lies.
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Tom McKibbin from Music In Oxford reviews Music For DXing by Spunkle Spunkle somehow manages to create an album that captures the hermetic sense of isolation that the hobby of DXing superficially seems to suggest. A series of cyclical melodies are combined with the sounds of the hobby (ie. radio static) and the results are [...]
Insane news from the distant past just in from Music in Oxford. In their interview with Nightshift magazine (the Shift in Shifty Disco), Ronan Munro reveals… It’s worth remembering too that when we were doing Shifty Disco, me and Mac turned down the chance to release Muse’s debut single because we thought they were a [...]
New releases for January
Published by December 4th, 2010
in A Small Party Of Pressure, First Fold Records, Spunkle and The Assembled Minds.
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January will see the following new releases from First Fold: The Assembled Minds – Tomorrow Curves A Small Party Of Pressure – Soft Zoo Spunkle – Music For DXing New artist pages for The Assembled Minds and A Small Party Of Pressure will follow shortly. In the meantime follow the links above to read more [...]
Spunkle Music for DXing
Published by November 16th, 2010
in First Fold Design, First Fold Records and Spunkle.
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Next release schedule includes Spunkle‘s Music for DXING, the CD master arrived in a customised envelope, the design by James Davies is part of his ongoing postcard series. Jim creates and sends out postal art regularly to a friend or contact, before sending them out he scans and posts them on his flickr account. It is [...]
Thank you to the groovy ladies at Buffet Disco/Radio for playing Spunkle’s impending classic Theme From Spunkle. Check Buffet’s myspace and Radio show on BCB Radio
The lot of the independent publisher is a hard one. In choosing to hand-craft their wares, they face long, endless weekends and evenings of printing and cutting and glueing and assembling. Slowly, with almost glacial accumulation, piles of CDs amass on every available domestic surface; kitchen table, chairs, stairs etc. The floor suffers from the [...]
