Finally!
hungry cowboy: DANCE and Twins of El Dorado: Portend the End will be available for sale as downloads and CDs come March 1st from our store.
hungry cowboy is Jacob Wick, tumpet; Briggan Krauss, saxophone; Jonathan Goldberger, guitar; and Mike Pride, drums.
On DANCE, hungry cowboy performs Jacob Wick’s graphic compositions, loosely based on the emotional landscape of Cormac McCarthy’s southwest novels. These scores meld traditional musical notation with drawings, and text from McCarthy’s prose.
DANCE is being released as a limited edition of 100 CDs, with packaging designed by Wick – they look terrific!
As we’ve mentioned before, Portend the End is a collection of new art songs for voice and trumpet. Also a debut recording, this album features words and music by Kristin Slipp (Cuddle Magic, Art Bears Songbook) and Joe Moffett (Ad Faunum, Inzinzac) as well as a text setting by composer Wes Matthews.
Before March 1st, be sure to check out the digital version of Portend the End.
Hey Hey Hi!
Sorry about the extra high voice today – we’re just really excited about our next two releases… *hungry cowboy: DANCE and *Twins of El Dorado: Portend the End.
The full releases will be on March 1st, but we got a little over-eager and made Portend the End available here-now as a digital pre-release.
Read a little more about it, why don’t you:
“Portend the End is a collection of new art songs for voice and trumpet.
This debut recording from Twins of El Dorado features words and music by Kristin Slipp (Cuddle Magic, Art Bears Songbook) and Joe Moffett (Ad Faunum, Inzinzac) as well as a text setting by composer Wes Matthews.
Portend the End engages the listener with incantations and sound rituals that blur the line between the serious and the comical, the meaningful and the absurd.
Slipp and Moffett let their personal styles mingle to create bizarre and beautiful new pieces for their unconventional instrumental pairing.”
Now listen to it!
Hey There,
Prom Night Records is proud to announce new digital releases from holus-Bolus and Katherine Young!
holus-Bolus is the brain child of saxophonist/clarinetist Josh Sinton. We’ve been releasing it in pieces over the past month, and the full version is finally available.
Katherine Young’s release is part of our ongoing composer series, After Party, and includes accompanying videos by Michael Kenney.
More info, purchasing and streaming here:
Hey there!
You wouldn’t believe how long we’ve been waiting to tell you all about Josh Sinton’s holus-Bolus release, Pine Barren.
However, Josh says it all a little better than we Prom Queens could ever muster a mutter.
So… over the coming weeks, we’ll be releasing Pine Barren one big mouthful of words and music at a time.
Here’s the start of it:
Week 1:
Words: Prolog(omania) [it's a pdf!]
Music: Prolog(omania)
We’ve got two new releases that are – finally – up for sale and for listening…
-Weston Minissali’s aptly titled Trumpet Trumpet Synthesizer (digital and CD-R).
-And, Owen Stewart-Robertson’s project of pseudo-Maritime ditties Old Salt (only digital, for now).
And, later this week, a beautiful new recording from Natura Morta.
 
We’re excited to be presenting this night at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn, NY – courtesy of The Super Coda.
The evening will feature 3 Prom Night artists: VaVatican, Fester, and Jason Anastasoff’s Obscure Directions (release coming soon!). Also on the bill is Andrew Bernstein, performing a solo set for sax and sine waves …here we go:
- 8pm – Fester: featuring the gnarly stylings of David Grollman on snare drum and Sean Ali on upright bass.
- 8:45 – Andrew Bernstein: a musician and composer from Baltimore; is a member of the Red Room/High Zero collective and, in addition to performing solo, has played and plays with the groups Horse Lords, White Life, Teeth Mountain and Dan Deacon Ensemble.
- 9:30 – VaVatican: featuring Weston Minassali on synthesizer, Nathaniel Morgan on sax, Owen Stewart-Robertson on guitar, and Booker Stardrum on drums.
- 10:15 – Jason Anastasoff’s Obscure Directions: graphic scores for a large ensemble featuring Jason Anastasoff on upright bass, Sean Ali on upright bass, Owen Stewart-Robertson on guitar, and Nathaniel Morgan on sax.
$5-15 Suggested Donation for the night.
Comme D’habitude, Vaudeville Park offers libations from Brooklyn brewery for a damn reasonable price.
After a few delays, VaVatican’s first recording “SoSoviet (I loved you and you broke my heart)” is finally up and available on Prom Night Records.
Buy it here: SoSoviet (I loved you and you broke my heart)
And, don’t forget to take 50% off your purchase of any digital album with a set price by entering the code “newrelease” at checkout. Until January 10th!
Our first release of what will be an exciting New Year at Prom Night Records!
Buy it here:
Tres Hongos – Where My Dreams Go to Die
Also, to celebrate this release, take 50% off your purchase of any digital album with a set price by entering the code “newrelease” at checkout.
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