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New and Recent Releases



The Two Eyes Are Not Brothers - Scott Treleaven
THE TWO EYES ARE NOT BROTHERS
by Scott Treleaven

Scott Treleaven's "The Two Eyes Are Not Brothers" is by far one of the most haunting and beautiful publications that the artist has ever produced. Drawing from his own decades-deep archive of small gage film, Treleaven unearths not the narratives, not the intended subjects of his films, but focuses instead on the chance glimpses, the ectoplasmic rushes of light through the open camera shutter, the abstracted single frame that has an uncanny life all its own. "The Two Eyes Are Not Brothers" is a gorgeous new installment in Treleaven's lifelong fascination with the soon-to-be-extinct ghosts that haunt the analog world. More info here


A Day Without Comfort - Nick Hudson
A DAY WITHOUT COMFORT
by Nick Hudson

Nick Hudson's stunning new record "A Day Without Comfort" offers up a platter of eleven hauntingly-executed songs dealing with the biography of a dear friend and with Nick’s own manifold political/spiritual/social concerns.

It is available now as either a digital download or in gorgeous limited physical edition. More info here


French Hole - Dennis Cooper
FRENCH HOLE
by Dennis Cooper

"French Hole" is either a precursor, sideshow, offshoot, series of secrets, fractured sequel, or a bunch of polished discards from Dennis Cooper's imminent and long-awaited novel "The Marbled Swarm". Available as a Standard Limited Edition of 50 copies or a Deluxe Limited Edition of 20 copies.

Click here for more info


GRAVES - Thomas Moore
GRAVES
A novella by Thomas Moore

Obscured by longing and haunted by regret, the characters at the heart of "GRAVES" are desperate for a once-familiar solace that now seems long gone. Set over several years and seen through the eyes of various unidentified narrators, "GRAVES" maps out the hazy and painful impossibilities of memory and loss.
More info here


Theme of Sadness - O.B. De Alessi
THEME OF SADNESS
Drawings by O.B. De Alessi

This 32 page zine by artist O.B. De Alessi is a collection of drawings that channel the seemingly inherent sadness attached to youth. Mysterious children stare out from the pages of the zine with expressions that appear to range from haunted to contempt. The kids cry, dance and scowl. They are very beautiful and they are very sad.
More info here

RECENT VIDEOS



"Experimental Light in the Death Cult"
10 mins





"Recollections of the Great War"
9:34 mins





2nd trailer for the film "God Land"
1:29 mins





- More videos and info on the Film page



NEWS




Upcoming release:
"The Sky Went Red While He Was Inside"
by Ken Baumann

We are excited to announce our first release for 2012: Ken Baumann's "The Sky Went Red While He Was Inside", which will be available late-February. More info soon.




KPR Releases now available from Bandcamp

Select Kiddiepunk record releases, including some long out-of-print titles are now available to download directly from the KP Bandcamp site.

Here's the link: http://kiddiepunk.bandcamp.com



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