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ГРЉАШИ

ГРЉАШИ
Shèntàn
Sloow Tapes - CS 40

Radical soundcollages by Bart De Paepe (Ilta Hämärä), Ignace De bruyn (Bokrijk) and Erwin Van Looveren (W Ravenveer) spit onto marine saliva landscapes. Mummified recordings that shatter art brut localism from the dream's forge, scratching exausted fingernails along liquid silent stone surfaces echoing the dementia of fiery skies. Edition of 50 copies.

sloowtapes · ГРЉАШИ

Hazel Cline

Hazel Cline
a net to catch the sun in
Sloow Tapes - CS 40

Surrealist artist Hazel Cline deciphers wings of sapphire on the illusory screen of human eyes. Asymmetrical images harpoon jewelled fragments of bird skeletons changing into circling swarms of bees. Edition of 50 copies.

sloowtapes · Hazel Cline

Mark Terrill

Mark Terrill
At The Falls
Sloow Tapes - CS 50

After reading On the Road and meeting Ken Kesey, Mark Terrill set out as a merchant seaman and afterwards spent time in various locations in Asia, North Africa (studying with Paul Bowles in Tangier), and Europe, where he eventually settled down near Hamburg in the mid-eighties. To quote Lawrence Ferlinghetti on his poetry, “Mark Terrill, the true poet and ‘forlorn observer’ of the world he sees as essentially forlorn, if not absurd, if not entirely hopeless, and nothing on the end of his fork to really wax ecstatic about. But his poetry is far from hopeless. It is a hard light to alleviate the situation of the world as he sees it". Terrill has also translated Jörg Fauser and Rolf Dieter Brinkmann into English. On these recordings he reads excerpts of his recent publications Great Balls of Doubt (Verse Chorus Press) and Days of Judgment (Moloko Print). Edition of 50 copies.

sloowtapes · Mark Terrill

Gary Lawless

Gary Lawless
Caribouddhism
Sloow Tapes - CS 40

Gary Lawless is a poet, bioregional advocate, and co-founder of Gulf of Maine Books. In the seventies he spent a year studying with Gary Snyder in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. On these recordings Lawless relates of his worldwide travels often spent in the wilderness and traces his journeys through various marks and tracks, through inner and outer landscapes of space/time. While traveling in Newfoundland during the nineties together with his wife Beth Leonard and the Japanese poet Nanao Sakaki he founded Caribouddhism, or how every place has its own messages, visions, teachers and practices. Edition of 50 copies.

sloowtapes · Gary Lawless