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Sub Rosa Sale

Broken Music
Milan Knizak 1979's masterpiece never re-released before. Presented as a gatefold with the original design. Before everyone else - Christian Marclay, Philip Jeck, eRikm, Martin Tétreault, Otomo Yoshihide - there was Milan Knizak. In 1964, Milan Knizak, a member of Fluxus from behind the Iron Curtain, sat down on a sidewalk near the Charles Bridge in Prague, laid down a paper carpet right into the street, and starts tearing pages out of books and burning them. Around the same time, he began to cr…
Ancient Lights And The Black Core
Ancient Lights And The Blackcore is the third record in Utopian Diaries, a thematic series of nine published on Sub Rosa from 1993 to 1998. Originally released on CD in 1995, Ancient Lights And The Blackcore is presented here for the first time on vinyl. Contains only unreleased and exclusive material. It begins with Scorn at his best on "Naked Sun", with M.J. Harris (Lull, Painkiller) and N.J. Bullen. It's followed by three tracks by Seefeel ("As If", "As Track", and "As Well"), recorded during…
Live at Cafe Oto
Uneven Eleven is an improvising power trio that should not, on paper, work as well as it does: Charles Hayward on drums (This Heat, Massacre), Kawabata Makoto on guitar (Acid Mothers Temple, Gong) and Guy Segers on bass (Univers Zero, X-Legged Sally). Three players from three different corners of the avant-garde, captured in full flight at Cafe OTO in London on 24 May 2013, in one of those rare meetings where the chemistry is immediate and combustible. Live At Cafe OTO spreads four long collecti…
Colofon & Compendium 1991-1994
500 Copies. Gatefold double LP version. Telephone terrorism tactics and voyeuristic ambience from the Scanner archive 1991-1994. Exclusive unreleased material. An eavesdropper's delight. Scanner is Robin Rimbaud, the British artist who took his name from the most notorious tool of his early practice: the radio scanner he used to intercept private mobile phone conversations and fold them, uninvited, into his music. Colofon & Compendium 1991-1994 gathers the raw material of exactly that period, dr…
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