Here’s some news for you!

Since the last “anthology news” post, I’ve announced the wide availability of MMR9, MMR10 and MMR11 everywhere! (I’ve also added MMR12 to Itch, which was the only place it wasn’t yet.)

Even more, I’ve also now added the subscriber-exclusive issues TINAHLAA-1 through -4 over on Itch, which can be grabbed by any Patron with a digital perk, in the same way that Subscribers on Bandcamp have been having these alternate issues added to their collections. I talk about this more in Newsletter #145. But, this is part of my transition away from Bandcamp as the primary home-away-from-home for the library, in favour, currently, of Itch.

Anantakara has released Across A Veiled River on the Cyclical Dreams label. “This album is a long musical poem exploring uncertain crossings of all kinds. 9 previously unreleased tracks, atmospheres, melodies, rhythms: a powerful desire to love life despite the trials and tribulations…”

Artista di Merda has released Hyper Rock Hits, an epic mixtape on Pedicure records

Amy Denio released Amy Denio & Bill Horist: Church and State. “This year I’ve been playing with phenomenal guitarist and improviser Bill Horist, and two of our concerts have been recorded ~ at the Chapel Performance Space in Seattle, and our live soundtrack for the classic silent film Metropolis, recorded at the historic Steam Plant in Georgetown.”

Children of Osiris has a video for their track Pazuza.

Vanessa Sinclair & Pete Murphy released The Experience (For The Weird) (#14)

Johann Heyss released Dragon of Dread – Antoine Trauma Remixes

Machabray released Black Ronin Diaries

Radio Free Clear Light released Recidivo

Just another week until TINAHLAA-5 releases for supporters on Patreon and Bandcamp! So, now would be a great time to become a Patron! (It’s less ideal to now become a new Subscriber on Bandcamp, as I’ll be phasing that out; but you can still grab a total of five TINAHLAA and two MMR albums automatically added to your collection before the end of the year for just $12 or more!)

And, of course, be sure to check out the entire anthology project at Hermetic Library, Itch, and in all the digital streaming and online shops.