Since starting 20 years ago, Princess Dragonmom has released numerous tapes, CDs, CD-Rs, videos, and 7″s, and also has a spinoff project called Little Princess.
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Paul Simpson
Web Site: http://theanswerisinthebeat.net
Princess Dragonmom, “Unicorn Man” tape
German Army, “Hoatzin” tape
Yet another tape from the relentless, prolific German Army.
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Modra, “The Line For The Men’s Room” LP
Another mysterious transmission from Savage Quality.
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John 3:16, “Visions Of The Hereafter – Vision Of Heaven, Hell And Purgatory”
John 3:16 is a solo project of Philippe Gerber, who was in a band called Heat From A DeadStar, who were signed to Ace Of Hearts Records.
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Seaworthy, “Bellows And Breath”
Cameron Webb’s electro-acoustic post-rock project Seaworthy focuses on harmonium and melodica drone for this lovely release on Preservation.
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Villages/Merryl, split 7″
First release on Asheville, NC’s Headway Recordings, who seem to be up to a slew of releases already.
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Sudden Infant, “Inner Storm” tape
This is the first Sudden Infant release I’ve heard in its entirety, but I’ve always thought he seemed like one of the more interesting personalities in the noise scene.
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Puddel, “Life Under Air” 3″ CD-r
Another mysterious transmission from Ann Arbor’s Raveyard camp.
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Raw Honey, s/t tape
Ann Arbor-based dreampop duo Raw Honey quietly released an excellent demo tape a few months back.
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V/A, “Cheap Laffs #3″ comic book + flexi-disc
“Make Babies Or Die Trying” by F.A.S. has become a sort of standard in the Ann Arbor punk scene over the past few years.
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Apocalycious: Best of 2012
Yes, the title of this article is really dumb. So was the idea that the world was going to end. I’m glad it didn’t because I have a ton planned for 2013 and beyond. I did a bunch of Best of 2012 radio shows (a Crush Collision mix and two editions of The Answer...
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V/A, “Moments Of No Erase” tape
The only information provided with this tape is its title written in White-Out on the cassette itself, but searching online reveals it to be a collection of jam sessions from the Chicago underground.
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