Friday, July 16, 2010
MV & EE, Spectre Folk, Kuupuu, Herbcraft live from Shea Stadium JULY 24
Friday, July 2, 2010
MV & EE, Liberty Rose ASLP 004

Arbitrary Signs is turbo stoked to announce the August 1st release of “Liberty Rose” the brand new lp by contemporary psychic blues visionaries MV & EE.
The duo spent 40 days and 40 nights under the twisted trees and endless sky of the Mojave desert via a Vermont homestead, freedom and unity. Thats where these songs were unformed in dreams, floating off to mingle with the collective unconscious of coyotes and rattlesnakes, before they were re-birthed as smoke signals channeled through shaky hands, an old tele, germanium transistors and a bucket brigade. We at Arbitrary Signs feel that this is the purest distillation of the MV & EE
“ S P E C T R A S O U N D ” to date. Embedded within the grooves of this record are 6 streams to dip into as respite from the punishing rays of the hot summer sun.
A side:
Right to Dry
Flow My Ray
Crow Jane Environs
B side:
Death Is My Friend
*Out In Space
*Streams
* special guest Doc Dunn
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
what's he thinking this week?
Also.. check out this new movie by Spectre Folk logo designer Julien Langendorff
Monday, June 21, 2010
eat em and weep... Spectre Folk Cali tour





Ripley from Moon Duo

Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Spectre Folk Tour June 2010

June 10 Frankie's 457 Book Release Brooklyn 8 pm
June 12 Woodsist Fest Henry Miller Library Big Sur CA 2 pm
June 14 Hemlock Tavern San Francisco 6:30 pm
June 15 Synchronicity Space Hollywood CA with Thurston Moore 8 pm
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
TAPES!
Check out these 2 new releases on Arbitrary Signs: "In the Sparkin' Age of the Great White Horse"
Cassette
AS-06
"In the Sparkin' Age of the Great White Horse" is the new cassette
from Spectre Folk, nearly 50 minutes of psych-ish folk-leaning rock
fog that is destined to melt into your dashboard this summer.
The tracks are culled and clipped from the sessions that produced
Spectre Folk’s most recent LP, Compass, Blanket, Lantern, Mojo. Here
in the sparking age, Pete Nolan’s mood seems, lighter and brighter –
there’s less mystic nursery hush and a much more saturated stain of
the pink-orange ice cream colors of a Pacific sunset.
True to form, there are forlorn fingerpickers and some quiet, noisy
stretches that feel like a walk alone in the woods at night, but the
tape also finds Nolan making organic noises with his noisemaking
machinery: a tube amp makes thundercloud sounds on a track that’s got
the hazy warmth of a summer day begging for a rainshower; synths
burble, ominously at first, then dissolve into the a sound like
passing cars on the highway, before a couple guitars, intertwined,
come in at a glacial gallop marching the tape along.
And the albums rockers show Nolan’s increasing comfort with extended
form guitar solos that saunter into and out of wild crescendos and
murky valleys like it’s the easiest, most natural thing in the world
for the music to do.
tracks:
A
1. the follow trees
2. we're here forever
3. storm clouds in my fender
4. I dropped a line
5. suitcase
6. last days of the Binson
7. cash machine
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B
1. 8 foot wings (now 6 feet longer!)
2. trailers
Order direct from petenolan@hotmail.com for $7 per tape.
