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September 2008

Brainwashed Archives launches with Greater Than One reissues

Brainwashed Archives has officially launched with the Greater Than One remastered reissues. The discs have already gone out the door for those who pre-ordered them and the early response has been extremely positive. Thanks to everyone who pre-ordered the sets. For those who don't know, all the Greater Than One recordings from 1987-1991 have been remastered, repackaged, and reissued on deluxe sets. All The Masters Licked Me (originally out on Lustmord & Graeme Revell's Side Effects Records) is packaged with Trust; London (originally on WaxTrax!) is expanded to a 2xCD set with a DVD; and G-Force is expanded to a 3xCD set with the I Don't Need God, Utopia, Index, and Video Drug 1 singles and EPs.

May 2008

The newest CD in the Handmade Series is available now for a limited time. Jack Dangers of Meat Beat Manifesto has given us Music for Planetarium recorded for the T.I.T. Planetarium, Budapest. Two new releases on Killer Pimp are out May 27th: All The Saints - Fire On Corridor X and Lithops - Mound Magnet part 2: Elevations Above Sea Level. Follow the links for sound samples, etc....

March 2008

Peace (for mom)
Marilyn Whitney was a sister, wife, mother, teacher, and friend to many. I owe all my music enthusiasm to her as she bought me my first records, took me to classical performances at a young age, my first rock concert, my first DJ gigs, and was there at the first music festival I organized. This collection is a mix tape in her memory, however, it is additionally dedicated to friends Nick, Gil, Andrea, Jon, Keith, Casey, Jono, Joel, Gary, Warn, and Windy, all of whom lost their mothers way too soon. Some songs were chosen for their relevance while some were recorded especially for this project, all were graciously donated by friends. Proceeds will be donated to The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst, Mass., where my mom volunteered after her retirement. Additionally, a stone bench has been erected at the top of Mount Pollux in Amherst in her name. Visitors are welcome. Donations are encouraged to funds that aid early childhood literacy initiatives. My mom would appreciate that. - Jon Whitney, 2008

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