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New Releases

Lusine
Lucky Numbers: The Ghostly International EPs
GI-107 / Digital
March 16, 2010
Choir of Young Believers
Claustrophobia
GI-98 / Digital
March 9, 2010
Birds & Souls
Birds & Souls
SPC-90 / Digital
March 2, 2010
Phantogram
Eyelid Movies
GI-104 / LP + Download Card
February 23, 2010
Gadi Mizrahi
I Can Never Get Enough EP
SPC-87 / 12"/Digital
February 23, 2010
Childproof Man
Ritual Feeling
SPC-89 / Digital
February 16, 2010

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Coming Soon

Mux Mool
Skulltaste
GI-99 / CD/Digital
March 23, 2010
Various Artists
Document Pt. 2
SPC-92 / 12"/Digital
March 30, 2010
The Sight Below
It All Falls Apart
GI-102 / CD/Digital
April 6, 2010
Various Artists
Ghostly By Night
GI-101Y / Digital
April 13, 2010

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Podcasts

GC32: Just One Night - Brass & Wax Live

Gadi Mizrahi and collaborator Greg Paulus from No Regular Play (Wolf + Lamb, Double Standard Records) perform as "Just One Night", Gadi's on wax; Greg plays trumpet. Art By Michael Cina.

The News

[NEW MUSIC]: MUX MOOL'S 'SKULLTASTE'

March 17, 2010

Impatient fans of Mux Mool’s teaser EP, Viking Funeral, can take heart, as the full-length fruits of his labors will be available for one and all at The Ghostly Store next week. But that 80-minute masterpiece of stylistically polyamorous beats, Skulltaste, is also available now as a special iTunes Preview offering.

For a gratis preview, head over to our goodly friends at RCRD LBL, who are streaming the entirety of Skulltaste now. And for a more varied assortment of Mux Mool material, the man will drop by East Village Radio on Thursday 3/18 on 10pm to unleash some goodies on DJ Still Life’s bass-loving “Worldwide Smash” show—catch Mux Mool’s set live or look for it in the archives.

Buy Mux Mool’s Skulltaste on iTunes.

[FROM THE VAULTS] JAMES T. COTTON'S 'THE DANCING BOX'

March 10, 2010

As a continuation of last week’s FROM THE VAULTS feature (Dabrye’s leftfield hip-hop classic Two/Three), you can’t do any better than 2004’s The Dancing Box, the debut long-player from James T. Cotton. For the uninitiated: James T. Cotton is one of many aliases used by Detroit producer and Ghostly mainstay Tadd Mullinix, who, working under his own name and as Dabrye (among other aliases), covers a shocking amount of stylistic ground, for one man.

JTC is Mullinix’s techno-oriented alias, and The Dancing Box is his ultimate artistic statement, full of squelchy acid splendor, oddball distortion effects, and Detroit futurism. The Dancing Box, in other words, does what Dabrye does for hip-hop and what Tadd Mullinix does for abstraction: pulls together countless disparate threads, ties them up in knots, and gives them an artful, body-moving spin.

Buy James T. Cotton’s The Dancing Box for only $5 at The Ghostly Store.

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