Winter 2012 - News

I've been quite quiet of late busy recording lots of new sounds for Lost Harbours and writing songs for the 2nd album, but now I also have some Liminal Noise news. Early next year I'll be releasing three new cassettes from three of my favourite bands: NOW, Umez and Kostoglotov, all of whom are based in London. There will be a London launch party too with, hopefully, all three bands on the bill. So keep your eyes peeled for further information.

Video 1 - Lost Harbours - Portent

Lost Harbours - Portent - Sept 2012 from Liminal Noise Tapes on Vimeo.

The start of an on-running series filming a performance outside of the context of the normal gig venue. This particular video was shot close to Midnight on a calm September evening. The track is off Lost Harbours debut album 'Hymns and Ghosts' which is still available on CD via the links to the right. 

Rainbow Valley / Pollux split cassette

The last few copies of this title are only available from Rough Trade or possibly from the artists themselves, as I have sold out.

Rainbow Valley / Pollux

Reviews and Distribution

We've been receiving some great reviews for the Lost Harbours 'Hymns and Ghosts' release from the likes of The Liminal, Julian Cope, Dr Schluss's Garageof Psych Obscurities and Evening of Light, you can read them from the links below:

Head Heritage

Evening of Light

The Liminal
Dr Schluss

We also now have distribution of this record in the following places too:
Rough Trade
Norman Records

I believe it is under the UK section in Rough Trade, whilst the Rainbow Valley tape is... with the cassettes, unsurprisingly.

Lost Harbours - Hymns & Ghosts

The Lost Harbours album is now available in digital and physical formats from their bandcamp website and the Paypal button to the right:

Level 4 Review of the Pollux / Rainbow Valley split cassette..

Thank you to Level 4 for this review which appeared in the June edition of this magazine.

Hymns & Ghosts pt2 (an excerpt)

As mentioned below we're releasing Lost Harbours first album 'Hymns & Ghosts', here is another excerpt from it featuring Bobbie Watson of recently resurrected 1970's psych-folk group Comus.