**note**The prices and shipping costs on this page are for the US. If you would like more options see the individual release page for each record

NMR-001
Our Homes (LP) - Greenbelt Collective
Two things. I am honoured to be co-releasing this with the GBC and vinyl is where this music belongs.
This is the re-release of 2007's 'Our Homes' which had a pretty limited run of cd's sold in hand-knit houses
and screenprinted paper.

Sounds Like: People who love each other making sweet, sweet music
Run of 100 Lush Green/500 Obsidian Black. New artwork for the front and back sleeves. Comes with a slip.
Due Out: 2009
NMR-002
The Cost Of Music Split 7" EP - Collapsing Opposites/Bible Belts 
Local Wordsmith/Songmiester Ryan McCormick (Formerly of They Shoot Horses Don't They and
Ok Vancouver Ok) back to back with Piano Teacher/Rock Poet Chris-a-riffic (Formerly of 
They Shoot Horses Don't They and Human Hi-lite Reel) and Stilt Walker/Deep Clown Alison Therriault 
(Formerly of Chet) on this magnificent release. The Collapsing Opposites side is a cute take on 
christmas carols and capitalism and the Bible Belts side is 2 songs of certifiable sugar, spice and everything nice.

Sounds Like: Sparce pop songs + Spectacular Bombast!
Run of 500 on Crystal Clear, Transparent Vinyl. Full colour sleeves, with back and front artwork. Glorious.
OUT NOW! BUY HERE
NMR-003
Spell On You (LP) - Twin Crystals
From the spectral, raw, electronic-punk sounds of Spell On You to the Pulsing, echoed cries of Damaged Enough;
this record is a roller-coaster ride of rhythm and emotion. Highly anticipated.

Sounds Like: Soft-Cell if they were Punk.
Run of 500 on Black Vinyl. 100 on Pink! Black and White Sleeves with artwork from the band.
OUT NOW!

Buy A Midnight Black Copy $9 + Shipping!
Buy A Limited Edition Teenage Jesus Pink Copy $10 + Shipping!


All of these releases will be available at the following local retailers:
Audiopile
Dandilion Records
Lucky's Comics
Noize To Go
Redcat Records

You can also purchase them directly from me at me during most Fake Jazz Wednesdays at the Cobalt.